Scott Sanchez

@MikeTalonNYC You might be surprised how small the learning gap has become for mainstream AI tech. There's so much information out there, and the tools themselves are smart enough to even explain how they work regardless of where you're starting from. Lean in to it a bit.

@scottsanchez It's somewhat natural for me. I've never been afraid to say "I don't know, but I can probably find out." In this case, finding out would take several years, but the theory still holds.

It's time to stop faking AI literacy, and start taking action to catch up. If you or someone you know is a card carrying member of the AI Fakers Club, this is for you... linkedin.com/pulse/everyone…

@MikeTalonNYC There's help for you yet! 😀

@scottsanchez Yeah, have to agree here. I'm in the camp of "I know what it can do when it comes to the use cases I've personally seen, but I have zero clue HOW it does any of it."

Mindset shift: any time the words "I wish..." are about come out of your mouth, instead, pause and ask "how can AI solve this for me". You're welcome.

@jengates Oh well then obviously you need a $7k MacBook. 😎

@scottsanchez Already AM!

Anyone else straight-up using "local AI LLMs" as the excuse to drop $7k on the new M5 Max MacBook Pro.

@rowantrollope Switch to using zulu time/UTC

Openclaw agents have lots of trouble with the time of day especially if you’re traveling across time zones. It takes a good amount of fiddling to get it right Anyone else solve this

@Jason @openclaw Are you running a local llm to offload some of the easier/less sophisticated 'work' that claw is doing to save money/tokens on the frontier models?

~80% of my team now has their own @openclaw agent We had a Sunday jam session, and we’re now up to ~16 of 20 folks I’m considering racking everyone into two Mac studios at this point, so we’re unconstrained with tokens and the ability to simulate (spoof?) human behavior on an actual desktop. Many services are going to ban OpenCLAW, and some already limit you (Reddit, X, LinkedIn, etc.), so having a computer that acts exactly like a human feels like an edge on those services, which keeps pushing folks to their APIs Discuss

These are great

I currently have a 2461 day data streak going with my @WHOOP . Almost wish I was kidding about that, but alas… here we are. I can’t imagine what’s so special about tennis or this tournament that they made him take it off when countless other pro athletes in other sports can wear theirs. As a marketer, I thought their video was clever … but yeah they could definitely have been spicier about it.

With my tech and tennis passions colliding, I must share that the Australian Open made Alcaraz and other athletes take off their @WHOOP devices and the company made this response. It's cute but I think a little too subtle no?

How do you prove to yourself that tech industry social media content is true? Here's a 3 step process I use, how about you? @forrestbrazeal @tcrawford @benkepes @krishnan @rupakg @pengwynn @scottsanchez

@Delta One has this at a few airports now (JFK, LAX, …). Private entrance. Private check in. Private TSA checkpoint. Drops you right in the Delta One lounge (which is separate from the main Delta Sky Club). Great experience but very sparse coverage at the moment and not every route has delta one. So even if you’re flying first class, and have top tier status, no Delta One check-in or lounge experience for you.

@Jason @Amex Amex lounges are crowded and not great. We need good lounges in the US. Real added value: Add private entrance to the airport and private security screening so you enter directly to the lounge and proceed to your flight. Turkish has that at their flagship lounge in Istanbul.

Huge opportunity for someone to create a membership club like SOHO house for airports There are 100,000 people who would pay $5,000 a year — $500m — in the USA to have lounges at the top 100 airports I guess @amex centurion lounges are a version of this, with 31 lounges @grok?

@Waymo Prioritize getting the approval necessary to operate at @flyLAXairport, for drop offs but especially also as a premium curbside pickup option.

We're officially authorized to drive fully autonomously across more of the Golden State. Next stop: welcoming riders in San Diego in mid-2026! ☀️

All these #AI deals are great, but the race won't be won with GPUs or tokens. It will be won with ELECTRICITY. But the US doesn't have enough. And we won’t have enough. Not at this pace. We’re building 21st-century AI with 19th-century grids and rules. Want to lead in AI? We need to lead in energy. Overhaul the grid. Slash red tape. Unleash nuclear, gas, solar ... all of it. Do it. Do it now. [Infographic courtesy of @petecj1970]

Why are these AI covers so good? I love this! youtu.be/lMfexarh-9s

The machines are teaching the machines. Turns out that AI can design better ways to train AI models than humans. Go figure 😎 techxplore.com/news/2025-10-a…

Glad to see more competition in the #AI inference chip space. Seems like @Qualcomm is going after the "we just need good enough" use cases, and letting @nvidia worry about the SOTA use cases at the top of the market. What's your take on this? siliconangle.com/2025/10/27/qua…

@elonmusk Bad Rudi is unhinged, and I’m here for it

Try the Grok Companions!

@rowantrollope What’s a “real developer” these days?

Definitely