Nicolas BELLONI

I realized I wasn't truly designing until I went beyond the pixels Learned this at Postmates, where everything that really mattered was outside the app Founding is that, but turned up to 11

French senator perfectly describes the Trump situation.

Everyone thinks the next big AI breakthrough will come from better models. Faster inference. Higher accuracy. More parameters. That’s not where the real leverage is. The real advantage isn’t in making the LLM. It’s in how you use it. Think about it. The companies that built the first smartphone hardware such as processors, sensors, and touchscreens didn’t capture the most value. The real winners were the ones who figured out how to use the technology to change behavior. Apple didn’t invent the touchscreen. They built an ecosystem around it. Instagram didn’t invent the smartphone camera. They built a new kind of social network on top of it. AI is no different. Right now, we’re stuck in a chat-first mindset. Every major AI product is just another variation of “open a chat, type a prompt, get a response.” It’s an easy starting point. But it’s also a dead end. Try creating something valuable inside an AI tool today. A great idea. A refined strategy. A fully generated document. Now try finding it a month later. Good luck. There’s no structure, no retrieval, no way to interact with AI outputs beyond scrolling through endless chat logs. The artifacts which are the actual valuable work AI helps produce are treated as an afterthought. That’s backwards. The next AI breakthroughs won’t come from bigger models. They’ll come from breaking free from chat-first UX and treating AI-generated work as the product, not just the process. Instead of talking to AI, we should be building with it. Instead of just asking for answers, we should be co-creating outputs that persist, evolve, and compound over time. Chat was the easiest way to introduce AI to the world. But if the best thing we can do with intelligence at scale is just… talk to it? We’ve already failed. The real winners will be the ones who take AI beyond chat and integrate it into how we think, work, and create.

AOC confirms to Jon Stewart that Congress is filled with a bunch of insider trading crooks who get rich buying and selling stocks in industries they're responsible for regulating.