Rob May

Do you believe that The New York Times’s “1619 Project” about the role of slavery in the founding of the United States was accurate? Do you believe that Russian interference in the 2016 election rigged the election for Donald Trump? Do you believe that after the “Unite the Right” rally in Charlottesville, Va., which killed Heather Heyer, President Trump said there were very fine people on both sides? These are commonly held beliefs that have, in fact, been debunked over and over and yet still persist. After the “1619 Project” was published, for example, five prominent scholars of American history (Victoria Bynum, James McPherson, James Oakes, Sean Wilentz, and Gordon Wood) objected, citing numerous errors that “are matters of verifiable fact.” Studies following the 2016 election found that the sort of false narratives pushed by the Russians on social media resulted in shifts of only hundredths of a percent in the outcome. As for Trump’s comment following the Unite the Right rally, he was referring to the people there who were protesting the removal of a statue of Confederate General Robert E. Lee when he said, “You had some very bad people in that group, but you also had people that were very fine people, on both sides.” He added immediately after: “I’m not talking about the neo-Nazis and the white nationalists, because they should be condemned totally.” Why the truth matters: bostonglobe.com/2026/04/29/opi…

It will just change how and where people campaign, and won't have the intended benefit. Right now, A Republican campaigning in California is a waste of time because moving the vote from 44% to 47% in your favor doesn't help. But in a popular vote scenario it would.

I haven't seen anyone tracking all of the alleged (or open) Trump corruption, self-dealing, and quid pro quos in one place. For the last 15 months, I've been tracking every single tip+story I can find and organizing it. Today, I published a 6,000 word piece with every example.

Helping us understand how AI is reshaping business is @RobMay of NeuroMetric. In pt 2 we talk about #AI processing on local devices, natural limits to automation, shift in competitive advantage from execution to creativity, more. podbean.com/media/share/pb…

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Rapid advances in AI are reshaping work, business strategy, and the roles of humans. To help us get a handle on that is @RobMay of NeuroMetric. We talk about the rise of inference as the core #AI economy, much more. podbean.com/media/share/pb…

Rapid advances in AI are reshaping work, business strategy, and the roles of humans. To help us get a handle on that is @RobMay of NeuroMetric. We'll talk about the rise of inference as the core #AI economy, much more. Link coming here Mon 10 AM PDT aiandyou.net

@mitchellvii They follow court orders! ICE is violating over 100 court orders right now - flat out ignoring a whole branch of the government. Even though I hate left wing policies, they respect the constitution and rule of law so, will get my vote.

I can't think of a single damn reason why anybody would vote for a Democrat this November. They have exposed themselves as being against everything and anything that is good for America. Give me one idea of the Democrats have right now that will make America better for Americans?

Real AI systems are already multi-model. Not by philosophy, by necessity. Different tasks require different tradeoffs, so different models win in different places. That’s why systems route instead of scale one model. See what's winning: leaderboard.neurometric.ai #AISystems

Last time @RickSantelli ranted like this on CNBC, it birthed the Tea Party. He is riled up today. Will it start a new movement?

Imagine what this would have looked like without all the high tax (tariffs) and Trump's big government socialist policies - trying to force the economy to have a certain mix of jobs they want. If we returned to free market capitalism, America would explode.

The AI race isn’t just about better models. It’s about deployment. Capabilities don’t create advantage until they’re embedded in real systems at scale. History rewards operators, not just inventors. #AIGrowthRace #AIGrowth #Neurometric

.@JoeSquawk, it's 2026… You gotta stop blaming Biden and accept that President Trump now has to own his track record and account for his campaign promises. Inflation is up, not down GDP has been revised down Unemployment has ticked up He started a war in the Middle East Tariffs were executed poorly and overturned by the SC — that Trump placed three members of! ICE and Bondi’s lawfare were complete disasters that resulted in firings Trump’s approval is at an all-time low. He's made a lot of mistakes, just like Biden. Just call balls and strikes!

The AI stack is starting to converge. Similar layers are showing up everywhere: models → routing → orchestration → apps That’s a signal we’re moving from experimentation to infrastructure. And where systems, not models, become the competitive edge. #AIModels #Neurometric

Trump called April 2, 2025, “Liberation Day” for US manufacturing. One year later: factories didn’t come back, jobs fell, and tariffs mostly raised costs for Americans. Production shifted to places like Vietnam—not the US, reports Cato’s @clark_packard. ow.ly/vxWo50YGGMM

Very smart move axios.com/2026/04/08/vis…

Claude Mythos found critical zero-days in every major OS and browser. Jason calls it a cyber weapon of mass destruction. Meanwhile: Small language models may be about to collapse the value of frontier models entirely. It’s a new TWiST with special guest AI expert Rob May of NeuroMetric, PLUS we’re checking out Death by Clawd with its founder, Gyani, plus a special non-sponsored message from our roving Miami crypto correspondent Nick “Choose Rich” O’Neil. 0:00 Anthropic's new, powerful 'Mythos' model 3:50 Plaud: If your work depends on conversations — interviews, meetings, calls — you need a Plaud NotePin. You can check it out at Plaud.ai/twist and use code TWIST for 10% off! 5:26 Neurometric's Rob May joins the show 10:04 Sam Altman's talent exodus 10:54 Render - Go to render.com/twist to apply for the Render Startup Program. You'll get anywhere from $500 to $100,000 in free credits. 11:50 Has Anthropic Passed OpenAI? 15:44 When will Claude release Mythos? Polymarket: polymarket.com/event/claude-m… 18:32 The AI race turns existential 19:16 Would Anthropic's model give the CIA the ability to hack a foreign government? 20:12 Grasshopper Bank - Time is money. Don't waste either. Go to grasshopper.bank/twist and get an exclusive $500 cash bonus just for opening an account. 21:19 Should AI be nationalized? 29:43 Subsidizing secret AI development. 30:25 LinkedIn Jobs - Hire right, the first time. Post your first job and get $100 off towards your job post at LinkedIn.com/twist 31:29 How much of the military's $1.5T will go to AI cybersecurity? 35:17 Nick O'Neill's "not sponsored" call-in. 38:24 What is an SLM? 42:01 Tactical/Practical: How can you tune SLMs 45:43 How Neurometric can afford 100M free tokens per month for its users? 49:04 What is "harness engineering"? 50:58 Tactical/ Practical: Every Reddit rant is a startup idea 1:00:25 Why Meta is the most un-innovative AI company in the world. 1:03:43 Gyani of Deathbclawd joins the show — Is your company COOKED? cc: @Jason, @Alex, @RobMay, @NeuroMetricAI, @ChooseRich, @DeathByClawd 🎥 Watch the full episode here 👇

Thanks @jason and team for having me on to talk about SLMs. And also today we launched Clawpack - 100M tokens for free. 39 SLMs for common claw tasks. neurometric.ai/claw

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@MalGsx @twistartups eventually

@robmay @twistartups Possibly coming to Hermes as well?

Today on @twistartups we are announcing our Clawpack - 39 Small Models, that perform common claw tasks, free for 100M tokens per month or $8/mo for unlimited. Setup in 30 seconds marketplace.neurometric.ai/clawpack