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LLMs are getting better at law, but on Micro1 and Crosby’s latest benchmark, even the top models can only accomplish 10-20% of what a lawyer can do. Can we train models to make sounder legal judgments, or will we always need a human (lawyer) in the loop? CEOs @aliansarinik and @ryanjdaniels join a new TWiAI to talk about their new legal benchmark test, why AI still struggles in the courtroom, SpaceX buying Cursor, and more. 0:00 SpaceX acquires Cursor 19:43 Distillation vs. building your own model 30:21 Nadella's "Frontier Without an Ecosystem" 32:15 AI in the courtroom 1:05:38 Ando: the intriguing new workplace tool 1:07:14 Inside Micro1 and Crosby's new benchmark 🎥 Watch the full episode here 👇
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Your AI design makes your product worse AI can't make you a better designer. The output looks good. It just can't think through a problem. Stop delegating to AI and hire professionals. @karrisaarinen , CEO of @linear
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Cursor cofounder Michael Truell says switching between 5 agents for piecemeal tasks is not the future of coding. Eventually, your agent will take a rough concept, disappear for days, and come back with a finished, tested product. cc: @mntruell, @cursor_ai, @jason
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LLMs default to micro-optimizations and fixes around the edges. But they won't ask: "Should this data be represented differently?" But if YOU ask that question, an agent can follow you there. Here's Astral founder Charlie Marsh on what separates good AI-assisted engineering from "slop." cc: @charliermarsh, @ryanlpeterman, @jason
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The next frontier models won't come from OpenAI or Anthropic. They'll come from application companies that own the last mile in their domain. Here's @aliansarinik of @micro1_ai on why the open source vs. closed source debate misses the point entirely. cc: @ryanjdaniels, @Jason, @Lons
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"He got shivved in the middle of the night. Literally woke up in a pool of blood." JCal on what happened to Zynga when they trusted Zuckerberg too much. Microsoft did it to Lotus 1-2-3. Facebook did it to Zynga. And Anthropic did it to Cursor. If you're building on someone else's platform, they are studying you. @Jason, @aliansarinik, @ryanjdaniels, @ThisWeeknAI, @markpinc
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"Every law firm will have to figure this out or they won't exist in four or five years." — @RyanDaniels, CEO of @crosbylegal The "this" he's talking about: reinforcement learning loops built on top of your best lawyers' judgment. AI compounding lawyers, not replacing them. The firms that can't tell the difference are already behind. This Week in AI Episode 18 is out now.
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LLMs are getting better at law, but on Micro1 and Crosby’s latest benchmark, even the top models can only accomplish 10-20% of what a lawyer can do. Can we train models to make sounder legal judgments, or will we always need a human (lawyer) in the loop? CEOs @aliansarinik and @ryanjdaniels join a new TWiAI to talk about their new legal benchmark test, why AI still struggles in the courtroom, SpaceX buying Cursor, and more. 0:00 SpaceX acquires Cursor 19:43 Distillation vs. building your own model 30:21 Nadella's "Frontier Without an Ecosystem" 32:15 AI in the courtroom 1:05:38 Ando: the intriguing new workplace tool 1:07:14 Inside Micro1 and Crosby's new benchmark 🎥 Watch the full episode here 👇
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"The model is no longer the product. What comes on top... the agent evaluations, the harness, the user interface... that is the product. And those are where the frontier models are actually built." @aliansarinik of @micro1_ai joins @Jason and @Lons to look beyond the frontier model arms race, break down the Cursor-SpaceX deal, and debut a new legal benchmark in collaboration with @crosbylegal on This Week in AI Episode 18. Dropping later today on X, YouTube, and podcast platforms.
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For some reason, @Jason neglected to mention in the summary below that I also do a very poor impression of Bono near the end of this (otherwise very engaging) conversation. Thanks for having me back @ThisWeeknAI!
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"If you had a great tutor, you wouldn't sit down and say please write my paper for me." - @stevenbjohnson The first generation raised on ChatGPT booed AI at graduation. Three founders unpack why, plus Apple's brand new Siri, NotebookLM's biggest update, and whether anyone "wins" the agent race. This week @Jason covered these topics and more with: • Jeffrey Quesnelle (@theemozilla) building Hermes Agent at Nous Research @NousResearch • Steven Johnson (@stevenbjohnson) Editorial Director of NotebookLM @NotebookLM and @GoogleLabs • Russ d'Sa (@dsa) building the voice infra behind ChatGPT, Tesla & Grok at LiveKit @livekit 7 moments worth your time: 1:40 Hermes Agent and the open source race 7:32 Why AI got booed at graduation 10:48 LiveKit powering ChatGPT, Tesla, Grok 27:50 The massive Siri update 52:49 "Functional AGI, unevenly distributed" 57:24 Brittle to brilliant: agents that now just work 1:02:00 Tokenmaxxing and the $1M a year engineer

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"The AI Agent that transcends devices is going to win, not the device-specific one." - @dsa While everyone watches the $1B Gemini-Siri deal, Russ d'Sa argues Apple is aimed at the wrong target. His thesis: agentic AI is for enterprise work, humanoid robots automate personal life, and Apple is focused on neither. Co-founder & CEO of LiveKit (@livekit), the voice infra behind ChatGPT, Tesla, Grok, and Salesforce. He joins @jason to talk the agent race, the Siri problem, and the voice AI unlock. This Week in AI Episode 17 out now
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"If you had a great tutor, you wouldn't sit down and say please write my paper for me." - @stevenbjohnson The first generation raised on ChatGPT booed AI at graduation. Three founders unpack why, plus Apple's brand new Siri, NotebookLM's biggest update, and whether anyone "wins" the agent race. This week @Jason covered these topics and more with: • Jeffrey Quesnelle (@theemozilla) building Hermes Agent at Nous Research @NousResearch • Steven Johnson (@stevenbjohnson) Editorial Director of NotebookLM @NotebookLM and @GoogleLabs • Russ d'Sa (@dsa) building the voice infra behind ChatGPT, Tesla & Grok at LiveKit @livekit 7 moments worth your time: 1:40 Hermes Agent and the open source race 7:32 Why AI got booed at graduation 10:48 LiveKit powering ChatGPT, Tesla, Grok 27:50 The massive Siri update 52:49 "Functional AGI, unevenly distributed" 57:24 Brittle to brilliant: agents that now just work 1:02:00 Tokenmaxxing and the $1M a year engineer
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"I no longer really write code in the same way that I used to." - @theemozilla Started in BASIC at age 8, built his whole identity on code. Jeffrey Quesnelle says the model finally caught up to him, and instead of mourning it, he gets to "rewind the clock and be eight or nine again." Co-founder & CEO of Nous Research (@NousResearch), the open source lab behind Hermes Agent. He joins @jason to talk functional AGI, the agent harness, and token budgets at a lean lab. This Week in AI Episode 17 out now.
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"If you had a great tutor, you wouldn't sit down and say please write my paper for me." - @stevenbjohnson The first generation raised on ChatGPT booed AI at graduation. Three founders unpack why, plus Apple's brand new Siri, NotebookLM's biggest update, and whether anyone "wins" the agent race. This week @Jason covered these topics and more with: • Jeffrey Quesnelle (@theemozilla) building Hermes Agent at Nous Research @NousResearch • Steven Johnson (@stevenbjohnson) Editorial Director of NotebookLM @NotebookLM and @GoogleLabs • Russ d'Sa (@dsa) building the voice infra behind ChatGPT, Tesla & Grok at LiveKit @livekit 7 moments worth your time: 1:40 Hermes Agent and the open source race 7:32 Why AI got booed at graduation 10:48 LiveKit powering ChatGPT, Tesla, Grok 27:50 The massive Siri update 52:49 "Functional AGI, unevenly distributed" 57:24 Brittle to brilliant: agents that now just work 1:02:00 Tokenmaxxing and the $1M a year engineer

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Send this to anyone that is still just using ChatGPT. The chat loop has a ceiling. You copy, paste, re-upload, re-explain. You're not working with an assistant, you're operating one. Claude Cowork runs on your computer and works on your actual files. I told it to relocate and rename files. Done in 20 seconds. Then I set it to run every Wednesday on its own. Anything that takes more than two steps, automate it.
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