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Sometimes, all it takes is to find kindred souls to feel like the world is an amazing place.
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James Cham
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James Cham
@jamescham
@bloombergbeta; of the San Gabriel Valley; investing in 2050; working to improve the second derivative; looking for troublesome ringleaders!
Palo Alto, CA Katılım Ekim 2007
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Honored by your kind words, Andy!
You nailed the intent; in many ways this is an exploration in a more scalable way to teach interface design, after my experience apprenticing many in 1:1 formats.
I’ve got some interesting ideas for a more interactive, game-like collection I hope to add later this year that takes things even further!
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I've often complained that interface design lacks great textbooks—still mostly taught through apprenticeship and trial/error. @joshpuckett's new interfacecraft.dev is shaping up to be a great resource, particularly for polish and craft.
The step-by-step UI crit/redesigns are a really nice format. Interesting to imagine structuring material like that as Figma artboard sequences, so the student could try each step themselves before revealing the author's take (in the style of andymatuschak.org/doing-centric/)
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One of the pleasures of the job is connecting people who really should know each other.
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James Cham retweetledi
The last time Dawn presented at GTP, she predicted that LLM-equipped attackers vs LLM-equipped defenders would be happening sooner than later, and everything would be happening faster. If you've been tracking the news for the last 6mo.. and that's exactly what's happening
I am now torn between looking forward to what she shares on Monday, and being afraid 😅
See folks soon!
Graphistry@Graphistry
GraphThePlanet is excited to announce another featured speaker for 2026: @dawnsongtweets , Professor at @UCBerkeley Talk Topic: Towards Building Safe & Secure Agentic AI Dawn will share perspectives from leading research on how to design and deploy agentic AI systems that are secure by default, with a focus on real-world risks, safeguards, and what it takes to make these systems reliable in practice. Join executives, senior practitioners, researchers, and startup founders for discussions on AI, graph intelligence, and data-driven investigations. 🔴 Sign up to watch live on YouTube and LinkedIn Event Details: • Date: March 23, 2026 RSAC Week 2026 • Location: San Francisco, CA • Registration & More Info: graphtheplanet.com Happy graphing, — The Graphistry Team #GraphThePlanet #GTP2026 #RSAC2026 #AgenticAI #SecureAI #AIResearch #CyberSecurity #TrustworthyAI #GraphIntelligence
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James Cham retweetledi
Oh, and if you're in SF, come hang and celebrate on our rooftop tonight:
luma.com/hp3oazrk
Matt Biilmann@biilmann
We’re big fans and supporters of @tan_stack and it’s now default when starting new projects on Netlify. Really excited to have @jherr on our team! Looking forward to both his continued contributions to TanStack and the work he’ll do to make Netlify the best place for builders.
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One executive’s side quest is an other person’s billion dollar opportunity...
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@emollick Even as we find ways to take AI, the most interesting use cases are still on the edge of what is possible!
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People who used GPT-3 in weird ways (like James) before ChatGPT have generally had more perspective on where this is all going x.com/jamescham/stat…
James Cham@jamescham
@emollick One of my favorite parlor games right now is going to GPT-3 and asking it to write a one-scene play between two historical figures. It is consistently entertaining (and basically free!). Here’s an example:
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One of the advantages of being an early user of LLMs is that I have seen The Curve with my own eyes (like in this post before ChatGPT or the term Generative AI).
I notice recent AI users & companies adopting AI anchoring on recent capabilities as if they are stable. Probably not
Ethan Mollick@emollick
I think most people who are not playing with these technologies are way underestimating the speed of advancement in "creative" AIs & how much of an impact that is going to have on many jobs, soon. AI language & art models are growing at 10x a year. Beyond Moore's Law pacing. 1/
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Idea for @Apple : You should be able to put your macbook or ipad next to your headless mac mini & it would instantly pair and let you use your laptop display & mouse
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@jamescham Hah, well that explains why I can’t find it! 🤣 Sorry!
Like a leyboard peddle but you can use it to activate dictation like Wispr Flow hands free.
Going to give one a try.
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@jamescham I could have sworn I saw a tweet from you about buying a USB foot pedal recently, and I can't find it for the life of me... Which model did you get?
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Time to start mapping the civilizational tech tree we want at a granular level, and train more scientists to use these tools! @alexwg @atheorist
Dr. Alex Wissner-Gross@alexwg
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Another great example: x.com/bfeld/status/2…
Brad Feld@bfeld
My /start command is a 1,400-line markdown state machine with 15 steps. I mapped the data dependencies and found 12-22 seconds of overhead from defensive machinery that no longer needed to exist. adventuresinclaude.ai/posts/2026-03-…
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I love watching the creative investors energized and expanding their view of what is possible.
Christoph Janz 🕊@chrija
Spending lots of time with Claude Code in the last months (+ OpenClaw more recently) has made it abundantly clear to me that every piece of SaaS hugely benefits from being infused with AI. All not new, this has become clear soon after the ChatGPT moment... but it's become a lot more tangible to me recently. Pretty much everything needs to be reimagined from the ground up. Here's a quick (Claude generated) summary. Only looking at the past, recent past, and near-term future here. Not even mentioning the mid/long-term, in which AI agents will do the majority of the actual work.
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Can anyone with physical WSJ subscription lmk if this article is in the print edition
wsj.com/economy/housin…
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Interestingly, my leading edge friends who aren’t allowed to use OpenClaw in their companies are just using it with their kid’s now orphaned laptops...
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@work_matters I hope he is eventually wrong but right now there are a whole series of public goods that are rapidly being coopted by bots. The critical thing is that we all admit it is happening so that adventurous people create new solutions!
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Discouraging prediction from one of the most saavy and (usually) optimistic AI experts around.
Ethan Mollick@emollick
Humans will retreat to private Discords and chats, watching for signs of bot intrusion. The vast public web will be left to the bots, endlessly speaking to each other about what part of what comment is “doing the heavy lifting” as it turns to a wasteland.
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I know I go on about this, but comments to all of my posts, both here and on LinkedIn, are no longer worth reading at all due to AI bots.
That was not the case a few months ago. (Or rather, bad/crypto comments were obvious, but now it is only meaning-shaped attention vampires)
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One of the big post AI opportunities is to figure out how to save public forums!
Ethan Mollick@emollick
@jamescham All public forums will be destroyed.
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