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@jxnlco /goal is failing most of the time

If you're using codex desktop app today, what features do you feel like are still missing? Let me know and I’ll summarize all the feedback and share internally.

@Miles_Brundage same here @thsottiaux

Getting lots of "Failed to set goal" in Codex after the latest update

@polyaivoice always interesting when "pricing is transparent" but just not published on the site...

Starting today, we're opening our Agentic Dialog Platform to every enterprise builder. Our dialog agents have resolved 1 billion+ customer conversations for clients like FedEx, Unicredit, PG&E, Marriott, Foot Locker, and many more. These aren't easy conversations. They solve problems like: > A patient booking medical transport who needs insurance verified on the spot. > A homeowner calling their utility company about a gas leak. > A cardholder figuring out why their must-have purchase was declined. Standard conversational AI was never built for this. It was designed for chat, adapted for voice later. It generates responses, but can't do what dialog requires: hold context under pressure, navigate ambiguity in real time, and actually resolve problems. So we built a better model. Our proprietary model Raven was built from the ground up specifically for dialog. Agent harness in the weights, not bolted on through prompts that drift under pressure. And in our platform, you can deploy Raven as your default or bring in GPT-5, Claude, Gemini, whatever model fits your use case or regulatory requirement. Now that the Agentic Dialog Platform is open, any team can create, test, and deploy dialog agents on the same model and infrastructure the world’s top brands trust on their hardest days. This opens up the pool of builders across your entire enterprise. The person who knows customers best, who runs operations, who owns the customer journey: they're all builders now. Two ways to build: > Poly Agent Builder: Describe your use case in natural language, and it configures your agent, knowledge base, and conversation flows automatically. Production-ready in ten minutes. > Agent Development Kit (ADK): Developers use this to build dialog agents the same way they build everything else. Use your own IDE, a coding assistant like Claude, version with Git, deploy from your terminal. Get started now: studio.poly.ai

@MatthewBerman 🤣

instead of 5 slides per week, now I can make 10!

@p_kuperman not quite

community.alpha.school/?ref=UFB2FW8LX to join the Alpha community. Works for all geographies.

Well, I got one of my kids on TimeBack, the Alpha School software platform. That’s C2, who is age 9. Within 24 hours, his older brother C1, who is age 11 had printed out and read the 42 page guide. He encouraged me to be fair to all my children. There is a 3D printer available for a ridiculously large amount of reward points - the 2nd biggest reward next to earning an actual CyberTruck for 1,000,000. That’s the full size car which neither a 9 nor an 11 yo could drive. But: they want to combine their rewards and earn the printer. They are motivated so at least in the first 24 hours, the Alpha School system is working. Alpha School is coming to North Toronto, West Toronto and Central Toronto (and 4 more GTA campuses too). Reach out if you are interested.

And so it starts !

@cuwajeneza for sure

@JpKayobotsi JP!!! Let's do a virtual coffee soon. I'll reach out

OK, I’m worried. The first time I read this post by Jack, I was like… yeah, right. Futuristic thinking. But between then and now: - I set up an AI assistant, I call her Magdalena, story for another day, that is already delivering surprisingly good work on increasingly complex tasks. - I’ve attended multiple Agentic AI sessions alongside other C-level leaders, discussing organisations where AI agents sit inside the organogram. - I’ve watched non-technical colleagues build automations in hours that, until recently, would have required days of work from already stretched engineering teams. This no longer feels “futuristic.” The AI revolution is arriving much faster than most people realise, and I’m worried Africa is not having urgent enough conversations about what this means for our economies. 1. Most of our organisations, public and private, are still not digital enough to fully benefit from Agentic AI. Many still lack basic collaborative infrastructure for file sharing, workflows, and communication. If you want AI agents participating in work, they need to exist inside your digital systems, email threads, Slack channels, shared documentation, data flows. 2. Many African economies are heavily investing in Global Business Services as part of the transition toward knowledge-based economies. This sector may be among the first to feel AI disruption, and it may happen fast. As a matter of urgency, we need serious conversations. This is both an existential threat and a historic opportunity. But the speed required will not be forgiving.-

@Markoslavnic @IsThisA3DModel @runwayml Seedance and and for the voice/sound?

@IsThisA3DModel @runwayml I’m sorry that some people choose to create things with the tools they have access to because it’s what they enjoy to do.

The quality of animation you can create on your own is truly amazing. We really are just limited by our imaginations at this point. Go tell your story! Made in @runwayml in a few hours and a handful of gens.

Introducing SubQ. The first fully sub-quadratic LLM with 12M-token context. 150 tokens per second. Get early access at subq.ai

@PascalMurasira About $2b as per plan submitted to @RDBrwanda

A visit to Disneyland Paris yesterday got me thinking about our ambitions in Africa… One private entertainment complex that attracts twice as many visitors as the entire East African region combined One single entertainment complex, bigger than some African CBDs we know. For comparison, if you’re familiar with Kigali, Disneyland (parks + hotels, shopping, etc.) is roughly the same size as Kacyiru, Remera, and Kimironko combined (~60 sq km). This got me thinking: What would it take for a single African destination to host 15 million visitors a year while capturing a meaningful share of total visitor spending locally

@mitch0z @letz_ai IRONMAIDEN

Made all of these using GPT Image 2 on @letz_ai. Comment IRONMAIDEN, and I'll send you all the prompts.

Tried an AI influencer with GPT Image 2 today. Thread 🧵👇

@thsottiaux for the 1st of May week-end, a reset with 2x limits would be welcome !

@inductionheads not correct ! 99% of tasks assisted by humans, but still a long way to go for it to be 99% of tasks without humans! Which is the goal

The elephant in the AI room is that the labs have basically cornered themselves into having an upside dependent on greater and greater superintelligence When the intelligence we have today, granted memory and harness improvements, is sufficient for 99% of tasks in today’s world

@pmddomingos Overstatement much ! Plus so great when it s not accessible

Mythos wipes the floor with GPT-5.5.

@MatthewBerman Yes it s crazy ! But good news, when you hit your limit you just have to wait for a week before they reset !

I made one goddamn 5 page slide deck...

@amasad Scaremongering pushed / initiated by Dario?

While US politicians/lobbyists are scaremongering about “Chinese distillation,” Chinese scientists are actually sharing real AI breakthroughs in the open. These kind of advances have nothing to do with data and benefit everyone, including small (and possibly big) US labs.

@Jason I’m in

We started an AI founder twitter group... reply with "I'm in" if you're a founder and want to be added

@rileybrown No , image 2

Nano-Strawberry today

@azamatbuilds @AnthropicAI @grok yes disappointing @bcherny

@AnthropicAI 's Claude Design is amazing. But its limit resets weekly. Imagine paying $200, and waiting for 1 week, just to reset your limits 🥲 What do you think @grok ?