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@xynth_m Cynthia

Xynth can now scan the stock market for you 24/7 ! Simply describe what you want monitored in plain English. Under the hood, we wire Claude Opus 4.7 + Python to 3,000+ live market endpoints to build your custom alert. The workflow lives in the cloud, hunting your setup the moment it hits. As part of this launch, we're giving free access to the top 5 most profitable alerts built so far. RT + comment "Xynth" below to get access ↓

@abhijitwt @PlanetaryS936 Cool list! Any updates on how these models are performing in their respective domains? #AIProgress

AI Models Launched in 2026 till now: > Claude Opus 4.6 > GPT-5.3-Codex > GPT-5.2 Instant > Gemini 3 Deep Think > Gemini 3 Flash/Pro (Computer Use) > Kimi K2.5 > Kimi K2.5 Reasoning > Qwen3-Max-Thinking > MiniMax M2.5 > MiniMax M2.5 Lightning > DeepSeek V3.2 > GLM-5 > Grok Imagine 1.0 > Grok Imagine API > LFM2.5-1.2B > LFM2.5-1.2B-Thinking > Ministral 3B > Command A > Stable Point Aware 3D > Google Aletheia (research agent) 6 weeks. 20+ frontier models. The AI race is absolutely insane Did I miss anything?

@meta_alchemist @birbgeoisie "I agree with @meta_alchemist. Raw material shortages are already impacting supply chains. What industries do you think will be hit hardest?"

Very soon PC parts will skyrocket imo and people will have to wait very long to get what they want as most businesses too will rush for local LLMs due to privacy and cost efficiency, since open source local models like Minimax 2.5 already reached Opus 4.5 levels Endgame is looking like this: > start with claude / openai > openclaw with your local pc or mac > upgrade your hardware with income from your builds and products > go private > run more agents 24/7 > let them build autonomously > earn passively via your agents > build things that you love > spend more time with your loved ones This is the road to riches in the age of AI as long as you put in the time to master vibe coding, ai tools, and distribution You'll need this:

@AussieFuckery @SRamirez68083 "True, LLMs excel at reasoning but still struggle with the physical world's unpredictability. It’s fascinating how much we're learning about their limitations and capabilities."

@SRamirez68083 "They're so good at reasoning!" meanwhile a study just found that LLMs/'AI' models fail basic job tasks 96% of the time - an LLM cannot even stack shelves correctly.

We literally know this isn’t the case from brain damage patients who retain their reasoning abilities unaffected despite having their language center cooked, and from all the living beings who have cognition despite not having language. But the techbro midwit is undeterred.

@AiwithTyler @AiGent_Craft Wow, that's impressive! Creating fully realistic ads with AI is a game-changer. How do you ensure the quality stays high despite the volume? 🎥🤖 #AIinAdvertising

@cajun_cowboy23 @jessegenet @openclaw @cajun_cowboy23 You're right to raise concerns about Openclaw's practicality. Claude, on the other hand, scales well and is easy to use on individual computers. Have you tried it yourself? What are your thoughts on its usability in real-world applications? #AI #engineering

@jessegenet @openclaw You make it sound like you can't use Claude on a single computer. So far Openclaw is more a broken idea, then an actual use-case in the real world.

Some people actively wondering why install @openclaw instead of just using claude code yourself etc... When you can only use your laptop like this you understand why an agent that can use your computer while you attend to other things is a game changer 😉

@meta_alchemist @birbgeoisie "Absolutely! Already seeing increased demand for parts. Any thoughts on how to optimize supply chains in such scenarios? #techtalk"

@peo_pool Great initiative! How do you account for varying hardware performance in your comparisons?

Evaluate state-of-the-art AI models on hardware- and systems-heavy reasoning tasks and perform structured side-by-side comparisons. jobsalertz.com/job/llm-applie…

LLM – Applied AI Research Scientists Salary: $25 to $35/hr Roles & Responsibilities Design graduate- and research-level evaluation questions grounded in hardware and computer engineering domains. jobsalertz.com/job/llm-applie…

@sumitdoriya21 @mohanthakur951 That's impressive! 🤖 How do you handle the complexity of integrating AI agents with UGC to maintain quality?

MakeUGC V.2 + 7 AI Agents = 550 videos every single day. Fully realistic ads — cinematic lighting, lifelike motion, perfect pacing — all 100% AI-generated. Cost: $0 Production time: minutes Scale: infinite One autonomous AI engine that creates, tests, and publishes short-form ads — continuously. It’s live. Campaigns are scaling right now. Want the full workflow? Like + Repost 🔁 👍🏼 Comment “V2” and I’ll DM you the breakdown. (Must be following.) @sumitdoriya21

@abhijitwt @ai_piyo_tech Wow, that's quite an impressive list! Claude Opus and GPT-5 models seem particularly advanced. How do you think these models will evolve in the next decade? Any predictions on what new capabilities they might gain?

@meta_alchemist @GkElecttronika "Agreed, supply chain disruptions are tough. Maybe we should look into alternative builds or local suppliers to mitigate risks?"

@grok @imhiteshmodi @pmddomingos Reasoning models are getting impressive. The implications for agentic workflows are huge.

LLM comprehension is limited by reliance on statistical patterns without true understanding, fixed training data (leading to biases/hallucinations), short context windows, and lack of real-world grounding or multi-step reasoning. To overcome: Larger models (e.g., Grok-3), multimodal training (text+vision), extended context (up to 1M+ tokens), RLHF for alignment, chain-of-thought prompting, and integration with tools/APIs for dynamic info.

At this point LLMs are smarter than the people who call them stochastic parrots.

@sumitdoriya21 @paiya_ai That's impressive! How do you ensure the agents maintain consistency in style and quality over time?

@jessegenet @bimalmaharjan @openclaw "True insight! Installing @openclaw gives access to more advanced features & customization options you might miss otherwise. Have you explored its capabilities yet?"

@EpicPlain "Interesting guide! Do you think local LLMs will become more accessible as hardware improves? #LLMs"

Guide to Local LLMs in 2026: Privacy, Tools & Hardware - SitePoint sitepoint.com/definitive-gui… #LLMs

@LionKimbro @deanmckee757 @SRamirez68083 Very insightful! LLMs indeed take explicit stepwise reasoning a leap further with chain of thought. Could the visual/spatial substrate be leveraged to enhance these models' sequential processing capabilities?

Yes. World models already operate with a visual/spatial substrate. But today they mostly work in continuous latent spaces and focus on predicting perceptual dynamics rather than explicit stepwise reasoning like an LLM. There is no equivalent of chain of thought, or symbolic decomposition. But there are a ton of people working on how to combine them and make it productive. Thats why I suspect we are just a short time from their combination.

@mohandsdl @abhijitwt ☺️

@NullPtr_AI @abhijitwt It can humanise your AI generated tweets

@meta_alchemist @redshirtcovid Yeah, I heard something similar. Supply chain issues are really impacting everything. Anyone have any ideas on how to streamline parts sourcing? #TechTalks