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@kimmonismus And Buffet sits on cash... Infinite force and unmovable object situation...

According to recent estimates, Anthropic has already reached $44 billion in ARR, significantly surpassing OpenAI. It's no secret: the big money is in the enterprise sector. That explains Sam's post and OpenAI's two-month free codex access for businesses.

nothing, just running “npm install”

@DaveShapi My Starcraft APM maxing was useful after all...

*laughs in hyperfocus* Amateurs

@DaveShapi I simply do not use chats anymore. Everything I do is done with coding agents, even simple requests. When something seems simple but might not be, I just work on spec and prompt "this is important, spec it into multi-phase project"

Using dumb models is often just a waste of time AND money. So yes. We should have an option of "give me the smartest answer possible even if I just have to come back an hour later" I proposed this somewhere (can't remember) where you actually use an email endpoint rather than a chat interface. Send off the email like you're making a big request of an employee or collaborator and then it comes back with the answers. Could be code, video, other artifacts. But the email endpoint is a natural choice for this because you can fire up multiple agents and models on the other end. Btw, if someone is working on this service please let me know I will try it out and provide feedback.

@kimmonismus How about a foot pedal to modulate AI intensity on cursor focus? 😅

Google DeepMind just reinvented the mouse pointer. Since Doug Engelbart's demo in 1968, the little arrow on your screen has barely changed. Until now. The new AI pointer sees what you're pointing at, understands the context, and responds to your voice. You point at an image of a building, say "show me the route," and that's it. No copy-paste, no chat window, no prompt gymnastics.Powered by Gemini. First demos are live in Chrome and Google AI Studio. This might be the beginning of the end for the classic chatbot interface. really really cool! Im using wispr flow right now but this is literally the next step

@elonmusk Slowly but surely 😅

Grok now has skills

@mamagnus00 @Scobleizer Perfect, being well managed is a quiet peaceful experience

Today we launch Agency. Instead of prompting AI, AI prompts you. It watches your tools, finds useful work, drafts the action, and asks for approval. One click, and it sends the reply, creates the video, does the fix, solves your distribution, monitors your alerts, orders food, cancels subscriptions, finds the best product and sends screenshots for confirmation. It runs 24/7 from Telegram with thousands of one-click integrations like gmail, slack, DataDog, Linear... You can use it with your Claude Code / Codex subscription. And because the app and agent are on the same machine, Agency can edit and improve itself based on your decisions. Reply "Agency" and I will send you the link.

@mark_k LLM are optimized for next token prediction. Therefore the writing, humor etc. is so predictable. We should probably start training this "crazy uncle model" just for fun

It’s supremely ironic that good writing turns out to be one of the hardest problems for "Large Language Models".

@bindureddy A guess that their angle will be the world model. AI is "terrible" at understanding 3d space. Then the route for AI doing mechanical design would be finally open

Google I/O will be a critical point in the evolution of the company Either Gemini models deliver on multiple fronts….. Or Google becomes a data center and compute seller 😲

@reach_vb @steipete Damm... I get so comfy with 5.5 that I forgot how old it is... Models are like milk in the fridge

in the last ~15 days we shipped: - gpt image 2 - privacy filter - gpt 5.5 - gpt 5.5 pro - gpt 5.5 instant - gpt realtime 2 - gpt realtime translate - gpt realtime whisper - gpt 5.5 cyber

@theRealPatticus @yacineMTB Coming right up after quantum foam sim is running

@yacineMTB Wait so atomic level world simulators aren’t solved yet?

Wait so aerodynamic simulators aren't solved yet?

@dinkin_flickaa Believing that AI will take over the world in the next 10 years was also such a case... so I will not be surprised if the simulation will have more of the entertaining stuff coming our way...

Interest in the UFO files is an IQ proxy

@DavidOndrej1 But like for sure do not do dev work on your personal machine for personal stuff. Env isolated, cold and silent computer you are actually touching is very nice

@DavidOndrej1 VPS at the mac mini spec gets expensive, ram limited... Local via VS remote ssh is best for me. But open to insights.

stop developing locally start developing on a VPS trust me

@vixi626 @sama Sorry, but maybe due to my condition I understood Sam's comment as something positive

@ChickenT1000 @sama Respectfully, I'm not sure what your personal comfort level has to do with how OpenAI has been pathologizing neurodivergent users as a whole. I do mind it. And there's been others in the comments that mind as well.

5.5 is an autistic genius with very strange taste in naming shocking that we would make such a thing

@vixi626 @sama I do not mind. It's just a diff mode of operating. Linux brain in Windows world...

@sama This is not something you should be posting, Sam. Autistic people are already stigmatized enough without your ableist messaging. Not to mention how many autistic people you harmed by removing the accessibility aid they were relying on.

@mreflow Dispatch for Codex

ChatGPT Vagueposting... What does it mean?

@coinbureau While Anthropic made a deal with xAi to serve Mythos after their 44 b$ revenue... Clearly not a vibecoder

🔥LATEST: Michael Burry, famous for predicting the 2008 financial crisis, just INCREASED his SHORT BET against AI. On Monday, Burry confirmed that he SOLD his entire GameStop position, $GME, and opened an OUTRIGHT SHORT on Palantir, $PLTR. He argues GameStop's proposed eBay deal doesn't fit his "Instant Berkshire" thesis, citing leverage and acquisition assumptions. On $PLTR, Burry says the company is worth "low double digits at best", around $46–$50 per share, and that he is not just shorting the valuation but the business model itself. This expands his original ~$1 BILLION bearish AI bet from Scion Asset Management's final Q3 2025 13F filing: - $912M notional puts on $PLTR - $187M notional puts on $NVDA In the same post, Burry disclosed fresh bearish puts on $SOXX, $QQQ, Nvidia $NVDA, and Oracle $ORCL, with 2027 expiries and strike prices well below current levels. In total, his outright shorts on $PLTR and $TSLA now represent around 2.5% of his portfolio, while his puts on other AI and tech-linked names make up another 7%. Burry has compared today’s AI boom to the late-1990s tech bubble. The last time he made a contrarian billion-dollar bet, the global financial system collapsed. This is wild.

@pushmeet @GoogleDeepMind Combo breaker... Should have been AlphaMath...

The future of Math is mathematicians and AI agents working together. Very pleased to introduce @GoogleDeepMind's AI co-mathematician: a multi-agent system designed to actively collaborate with human experts on open-ended research mathematics. Mathematicians testing the agent across areas as diverse as group theory, Hamiltonian systems, and algebraic combinatorics have reported impressive results. In autonomous mode evaluation on the rigorous FrontierMath Tier 4 problems, AI co-mathematician scored an unprecedented 48% — a new high score among all AI systems evaluated.

@bindureddy Disagree. Feel like CEO. Operate on higher abstraction layer. Do not ask about code. Ask about systems. Operational level -> solved Tactical level -> solved recently Strategic level -> you

Running loops burning infinite tokens a day leads to extreme brain rot Once AI has generated 10k lines of code, engineers have zero idea of what is going on The bugs multiply, AI debt spins out of control and uptime drops