WispAyr

@moregainzs if only they had a fleet of vehicles that could drive themselves......

So let me get this straight, Tesla will have to map every new city with LiDAR like Rivian and Waymo. 🤣 $tsla $rivn $goog

interesting, ive already ran llm on halio, it was 2 tokens per second, going to have to wait for the 10 stuff to mature a little more

venueguard.local-connect.uk Venueguard, compliance for venues.

Been a busy few weeks, but the hard work on integrating workflows is starting to bear fruit. BETA products in the hands of test customers, and this is a weeks worth...... a thread.

sentinel.local-connect.uk Local alert notifications for clients

BETA radio studio display software in the same vein: broadcast.studio.local-connect.uk

screens.local-connect.uk Digital Signage in beta and deployed at a few locations for testing

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@ElbaSatGuy its getting there, ironic the way we are slowing down interfaces to make them more human lol

@ElbaSatGuy github.com/WispAyr/LFM2.5…

@wispayr check this out!

@ElbaSatGuy promising..... very promising

@ElbaSatGuy ooooh, spinning it up just now hopefully

Work in progress as part of something a bit bigger, but this is a pretty good transcription tool for radio github.com/WispAyr/ai-rad…

Just released this dashboard tool for zerotier (with mcp) i find it useful for keeping an eye on networks and hopefully some else might find it useful. github.com/WispAyr/zeroti…

and so it begins......

@ElbaSatGuy ooooh the second hand mac mini market is looking promising. You need to 3d print in shape of a lobster with glowing leds for eyes....

@ElbaSatGuy @thebaldgeek throw it through remotion and get it to render video for posting on here

my Iridium ACARS feed as a desktop wordcloud app - @thebaldgeek floated the idea last week - maybe an active wallpaper? adding my VDL2 feed to the mix next

Everyone’s building AI agents like human companies. CEO. Managers. Teams. Org charts. But agents aren’t humans. The machine-native way looks different: • Pipelines, not departments • Markets, not managers • Shared memory, not meetings • Control loops, not teams Contracts.

@petergyang I think you are right, however accessibility and affordability for access to models, threres alot of promise but theres also alot of dependancy on providers. If we can get true local LLM then you are 100% on the money. Until then its really in the hand of the big players.

A few thoughts on where we're headed with personal agents (and why I think most apps will die): 1. It's easier than ever to build an app with AI, but most apps will disappear. Instead, we'll delegate tasks to personal agents. 2. The idea that people will spin up 100s of personal apps is a dead end. Instead, we'll spend most of our time onboarding and giving context to our personal agent to do more. 3. The UX we know today - buttons, menus, nav - will go away. The ultimate UX is giving vague directions via text or voice and having your agent just get you and get it done. The requirements to build this personal agent are the same as onboarding a great employee: → Can text or call from any device → Onboards quickly when given context → Learns new tools and workflows on its own → Gets things done across any app (Slack, Google, Twitter, etc) → Provides emotional support because it knows everything about you I don't think any AI lab has built this yet. Ironically, I think OpenClaw is the closest (as you can see from my chat below).

@AlexFinn Been playing with it for a little while

Im building something world changing I'm building the first ClawdBot AI agent company. Doing work for me 24/7 Right now 2 employees are in office (local on a Mac Studio) and 2 are outsourced (Opus 4.6 and Codex 5.3) The 2 local employees (GLM 4.7 and GLM 4.7 Flash, my senior and junior research assistants) work for me 24/7. They do not eat, they do not sleep, they do not complain, they do not require insurance. All they cost me was an up front life time $20,000 contract (2 Mac Studios w/ 512gb memory and 4tb SSD) Not bad compared to the human candidates I interviewed that would have cost me $100,000 a year Henry, my Chief Strategy Officer outsourced from Anthropic, manages all of them. He's lucky. He doesn't have to work so hard with the local employees doing most of the heavy lifting. My senior developer from OpenAI is rather cheap, altho outsourced as well. I hope to replace him with a local employee Kimi in the next week. While I sleep tonight, they will be working. While I watch the Patriots win the Super Bowl tomorrow, they will be working. They will be scrolling X and Reddit, finding challenges to solve, and building software. Without any oversight at all. This is Alex Finn Global Enterprises. I will set up a website for the business in the coming days so you can watch everyone work in real time. I'm confident nobody else in the world is building anything like this. A first of its kind autonomous, 24/7 work force Welcome to the future