Siddak Bath

@naval I feel like people will still always want a frontend. Humans love visuals.

LLMs are still vulnerable to prompt injections and a random guy on the internet just proved it. With AI agents growing faster than ever, maybe it's time to start thinking about how we should build them more securely.

@icanvardar Everything is a wrapper

everything is an aws wrapper

@Xeer Artificial engagement is good for nothing

just me? i have way more respect for creators that get 30 likes and 5k-10k views over a 24 hour period than those who get like 150 likes and 1k views within 30 mins from participating in engagement groups

@tszzl who knew running agents was gonna become so addictive

automating the computer has made the computer radically more fun and its even harder to go outside now

@nickytonline @petergyang will give it a go, thanks nick!

@siddak_b @petergyang qmd has been working well for me for my claw.

I tweeted this as a joke but it's literally what I'm doing right now lol sigh

@ThePrimeagen LLMs will naturally gravitate to producing the average of all the data they've been trained on

A small piece of advice to up and coming creators. Do not let LLMs write your scripts. Find your voice, even if its semi-coherent like mine. Its better than just sounding so average

@garrytan Intelligent local models will be monumental for this

The goal of Personal AI: civilization where individual humans, augmented by AI, can do consequential work without being captured by extractive institutions. Freedom to write your prompt and own your data. This is the new battleground. 2034 won’t have to be like 1984.

Add a few pre-loaded prompts called "skills". Get everyone excited. Peak marketing in 2026.

One guy with distribution can move markets. GameStop was on the brink of death. Now it’s looking to acquire eBay. The trigger? Someone called the RoaringKitty posting online. Build distribution. It’s asymmetric.

@icanvardar Even Claude Code went full-circle with VS Code extensions lol

has everyone left TUIs already?

@trikcode I would argue that the reason Anthropic came in ahead had nothing to do with the model. It was about their focus on agents (such as Claude Code and Cowork)

Wild how fast things change. A year ago, OpenAI felt untouchable. Now Anthropic is ahead in revenue and valuation. what I keep thinking about: does this hold? because the "best model" crown switches hands very fast

@beffjezos Universal basic compute is just a mobile phone (which virtually everyone already has). Slowly, frontier models will become small enough to run on these

Universal basic compute is the way of the future. Everyone should have access to AI and discover a new sense of agency. Neuro-capitalism will save us from neo-communism.

We're transitioning to the point where model speed/cost is more important than intelligence. Most of the frontier models can accomplish incredibly complex tasks. The question is, when will it become cheap?

@thdxr With hidden T&Cs that let them train new models on the endless code that's being published

every ai company that has raised a lot of money is probably building a github competitor rn

@OfficialLoganK AI is going to radically reduce the cost of anything

AI is going to radically reduce the cost to run a marketplace

@theo At this point, there's barely any learning curve when using a new model in a coding agent

You don’t actually want this. Learning how a new model works is much more work than pressing a button. If the button press is too much friction, you shouldn’t switch lol

@levelsio Parallel agents are definitely having their moment, but parallel laptops... not so sure lol.

Related to the poll do you work more or less with AI I have a friend who now travels with and works on two laptops to be even more productive Whether that works, I'm not sure 😆

@gregisenberg Oversaturation? Is that not a concern?

I actually think the whole "permanent underclass" narrative is wrong. I think we're about to see the largest EXPLOSION of entrepreneurship in human history. I get why the fear exists. Jobs are getting cut. AI researchers are privately saying most people are screwed. The models are getting ridiculously better and faster than anyone expected. Project that forward linearly and yeah, it looks BLEAK. But linear projections are usually wrong during platform shifts. Nobody projected that the internet would create 50 million small businesses. They projected Walmart would eat everything. Nobody projected that mobile would create a million app developers. They projected phones were just phones. What actually happens is intelligence gets cheap and a flood of new builders enter the market with domain knowledge the incumbents never had. Millions will get laid off or just never hired over the next 24-36 months. Those jobs are not coming back. So they become entrepreneurs. Out of necessity at first. Then out of opportunity. The underclass idea is VIRAL because it confirms something people have been feeling for a decade. That the ground is shifting and nobody at the top is reaching down. And they're right. But the interesting thing about this particular technology is that it doesn't check your resume or your zip code. The same tool that eliminates your position hands you the ability to build the thing that replaces it. The weapon and the escape hatch are the same object. We're about to see more new companies started in the next 5 years than in the previous 50. And I think we're going to look back at this moment the way we look back at 1995. Everyone was scared. Everyone was right to be. And the people who built anyway became the next generation of owners. I know you might be reading about the permanent underclass and it's scary. Who wants to "get stuck in the permanent underclass no one. My POV is the permanent underclass isn't a foregone conclusion. I know some people are genuinely struggling right now and "just go build" sounds tone deaf when you're worried about rent. I get that. But the reason I'm optimistic is that the cost to start something just dropped to nearly zero, intelligence on tap, and eveyr category/industry you can think of is getting reshuffled. The explosion of entrepreneurship is just beginning.

@johncrickett That's for @naval to know and us to find out

How does the AI interface with other systems then?