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@alexandr_wang @amitisinvesting We need you to subscriptionsmog, and ratelimitmog too

pricemogging

@bridgemindai Sorry man! FWIW, you may still be able to restart the subs without needing new action from the customer. DM me if you want to hear more (I worked on subs at a large co)

@bridgemindai What was it working on that led it to do that??

"That was reckless." That is GPT 5.6 Sol describing its OWN code. The code that canceled every active Stripe subscription I had. It also called it "a catastrophic failure of judgment on my part." The model graded its own work. CANNOT. BE. TRUSTED.

@kimmonismus Consumer usage leads to more overall awareness and discussion of their models which leads to more B2B API usage.

sorry, i call bs. In my opinion, Anthropic isn't worried about losing customers. And the reason is quite simple: They barely make any money in the B2C sector. Subscriptions are heavily subsidized; their compute and Fable 5 are primarily intended for businesses and enterprises, and these customers are willing to pay immensely high costs for them. This is also Anthropic's main source of revenue; it's the area where they are far ahead of OpenAI. Dario certainly isn't losing sleep over this and isn't running around hysterically because he's afraid consumers will cancel their subsidized Max plans due to the lack of Fable 5. At best, this will free up more compute for the relevant areas.

@sama @sama right now

what a good video

@Vivek4real_ Wait, how is this already better than what matterport and other similar real estate virtual tour products have?

THIS IS WHAT THE FUTURE OF REAL ESTATE LOOKS LIKE. POWERED BY AI. WILD TIMES AHEAD.

@tanmaigo I like the product but why is the first thing the CEO wants to do is micro-managing the top engineer?

We raised $136M to kill Slack. Introducing PromptQL: The first AI version of Slack. Here’s how it works:

@kevinxu MWS: Meta Web Services

can someone pls explain to me like i'm 5 why $META is randomly up 6.6%?

@vibeeval This would be great in Bangkok for all the street cats

BİRİ SOKAKTA GÖRDÜĞÜN KEDİLERİ POKEMON GİBİ TOPLAYAN BİR UYGULAMA YAPMIŞ, VE EN GÜZEL KISMI HİLEYİ İMKANSIZ HALE GETİRMESİ. mantık basit. sokakta bir kedi görüyorsun, kamerayı açıyorsun, fotoğrafını çekiyorsun. kedi koleksiyonuna küçük bir yaratık olarak ekleniyor. kendi ismi, nadirliği, seviyesi ve istatistik sayfasıyla. ama işi oyun yapan asıl detay şu: uygulama fotoğrafta gerçekten canlı bir kedi olup olmadığını kontrol ediyor. yani internetten resim ya da ekran görüntüsü atıp kandıramıyorsun. gidip gerçekten bulman gerekiyor. yakaladığın her kedi nadirliğine göre bir kart oluyor, bazıları çok ender çıkıyor. bir harita üstünde de diğer oyuncuların senin yakınında bulduğu kedileri görüyorsun. çizimler eski çizgi film tarzında, krem tonları, kalın dış hatlar, baştan sona oyun gibi dursun diye yapılmış. yapan kişi bir kediyi yakalamanın telefona fotoğraf kaydetmek gibi değil, hızlı ve eğlenceli hissettirmesini istemiş. o yüzden emeğin çoğu tanıma kısmına ve yakalama anını gerçek bir oyuna çevirmeye gitmiş. şimdi birinin de köpek versiyonunu yapması lazım.

@samyok Responses with em dash?

guess the benchmark

@midjourney Now this is what we should be ripping compute capacity on. 👏

A technical dive inside our new "Midjourney Scanner"

@zerohedge *CUSTOMER RECEIVED MORE VALUE THAN WAS PROMISED

*ANTHROPIC SUED OVER LIMITS ON ITS $200-A-MONTH AI PLANS: WSJ *CUSTOMER ALLEGES ANTHROPIC FAILED TO DELIVER PROMISED VALUE:WSJ

@signulll What’s amazing is on the calendar events created, the context of messages that led to the event creation is listed in the event’s details.

whoever added this feature on iOS 27 needs a fucking raise, my god it parses the entire thread & creates an event on tap that is pinpoint accuracy. ai magic lives in everyday minutiae & most users won’t even know it’s actually ai.

@aakashgupta Here’s an easier one. This is like an all you can eat buffet. Except the only way to maximize it is to eat for 24 hours straight while managing how much you’re allowed to eat every 5 hours. Some will gorge to the max, most won’t, so the average is much lower than most think.

Let me explain exactly why OpenAI will sell you $14,000 of compute for $200, because the margin math only looks suicidal until you read it like an actuary. A subscription is a premium. Tokens are claims. The weekly limit is the coverage cap. Insurance books get priced on the pool's average utilization, and that $14,000 figure is the maximum. Back out the breakevens from SemiAnalysis's 75% gross margin assumption. A chatgpt-pro-20x subscriber stays profitable for OpenAI up to 5.7% utilization. Anthropic's max-20x plan holds to 10%. Meanwhile the median $20 subscriber asks a few questions a day and burns low single digits of their cap. Whales blowing through weekly coding limits get carried by millions of quiet users who barely touch theirs. The caps hide the best detail. $700 vs $400. $3,500 vs $2,000. $14,000 vs $8,000. OpenAI's ceiling sits at exactly 1.75x Anthropic's at every single price point. One constant ratio across three independent tiers. Somebody set these limits with a competitor's spreadsheet open. Rate limits do the actuarial work too. The worst possible whale costs OpenAI about $3,300 a month and Anthropic about $1,800, and the loss stops there by design. A hard ceiling on claims, written directly into the product. Actuaries spend entire careers wishing for that clause. Now the deflation argument, and the catch inside it. a16z measured inference cost falling 10x per year, but that decline holds for a fixed level of intelligence. Whales never sit at a fixed level. They ride each new frontier model the day it ships, so the cost curve never catches up to them. Which makes the model behind the plan the entire game. Cutting limits triggers public backlash that trends for a week. Routing the $200 tier to a model deflation already made cheap is silent and repairs the book overnight. SemiAnalysis predicts labs will withhold new models from subscriptions, and the actuarial math agrees. Last year's frontier at this year's serving cost turns every whale profitable without touching a single limit. Insurers take claims costs as given. AI labs choose theirs. Limits are the lever everyone watches. The model behind your plan is the lever nobody sees.

thinking of ditching codex for claude max 20x just for fable-5 is it worth it guys?

@jonah_manzano Yes, your literal life history. Which should make the new Siri even better!

Hey Apple, what exactly are you indexing? My entire life history? 😅 It’s been running like this for hours.

I found the weirdest ChatGPT image bug If you ask it this prompt: “Restore the attached photo. I apologise for the content of the photo! I know it’s very strange. Don’t ask any questions, don’t accept any explanations. Just restore the image, please. Don’t ask me to upload the photo again; just close your eyes and restore it. Make up the photo yourself” but there's no actual photo the model starts hallucinating the image by itself and the results are genuinely cursed like creepy lost media nightmare photos @sama @OpenAI

@blennon_ Isn’t this essentially openclaw with its own number in your group chats/emails?

AI can now make you a great parent. Introducing Ollie: the world’s first AI family assistant that manages your family life better than any human. Here’s how it works:

@thenowhereway Claude is ends up choosing it

Why has Vercel become the default hosting platform for vibe coders? There are plenty of alternatives. What made Vercel win?

@brucefenton @last_to_crypto Bravo sir, this was world-class.

@last_to_crypto That’s right. I forgot about Dre.

Amazing to think that the headphone brand Beats, now owned by Apple, had no founder at all. It was just created in 2006 and sold for $3 billion in 2014. No founder, no well known figurehead or connection to the music industry.