Jeff McLeod

A few people asked about the “In Lip-Bu We Trust” shirt mentioned in the article, so here it is: etsy.com/listing/450371…

Mothers are the builders of resilience, love, and belief. They teach us strength without needing recognition. Sacrifice without keeping score. And love without conditions. Happy Mother’s Day to all the incredible mothers shaping the future every single day.

$700B hyperscaler capex 🚀 For context: Amazon spent more on capex in the last 3 years than the prior 26 combined. This is what the buildout of AI factories looks like. Massive investments in environments purpose-built to generate intelligence at scale. And it accelerates everything on top: Software Apps Agents Workflows Cost to build ↓ Speed to build ↑ Small teams act big. Individuals build like companies. We’re moving from scarce intelligence → abundant intelligence.

GenAI isn’t a winner-take-all market. It’s fragmenting. ChatGPT still leads, but its traffic share is declining as Gemini, Claude, and others climb. That’s not a weakness. It’s what real platform markets look like. This isn’t about one model winning. It’s about distribution spreading while usage explodes. More tools More entry points More use cases More demand The pie is expanding faster than any single player can own. And that changes the game. The winners won’t just be the best models. They’ll be the ones that embed into workflows, distribution, and ecosystems. Search → Gemini Office → Copilot Customer workflows → vertical AI Developers → Claude, Codex, APIs This is starting to look a lot like cloud. Multi-vendor. Multi-model. Multi-surface. The real question isn’t who wins. It’s where value compounds.

@ClementDelangue @OpenAI Very cool... good luck!

I'm trying to build an office receptionist app for my reachy mini today with ml intern + @OpenAI GPT 5.5. Wish me luck! You can follow my session agent traces live here: huggingface.co/datasets/clem/…

@thbeck1 Yes! Wellnomics and it was so annoying.

@Jeffmcleod I vaguely remember some ergo-break inducing software that Intel inflicted on us. Can't remember what popped up on the screen, but this is definitely better.

A Japanese dev solved ergonomic breaks with a fat cat that takes over your screen. Every cat owner gets it. Make the right thing fun, and suddenly you’re “choosing” it. 🐈

The cost of inference has dropped 99% in 2.5 years.

White smoke seen from Apple Park to signify a new CEO

@pmarca AI lets you do 10x more, faster, and better… so the instinct is to do everything. That’s where most people get it wrong. Half the battle is deciding what not to do.

True, and the exact opposite of the constant claims to the contrary, but precisely what you’d expect from a huge surge in productivity.

The idea stuck with me enough that I turned it into something tangible. Made a shirt out of it in about 30 minutes using AI and a few other tools. Link here if you're curious: etsy.com/listing/448999…?

for those wondering… yep it's a real shirt etsy.com/listing/448999…

It went from podcast clip → sweaters → shirts this escalated quickly

@pmarca Spotted in the wild 👀 guess we’re doing t-shirts now

No company has scaled revenue as fast as Anthropic 🤯