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AI is advancing faster than most people can follow. The coverage isn't helping, too much noise, too little clarity. Lexor exists to fix that. Daily analysis. Clear language. No hype.

@TheGeorgePu You can rebuild parts of it. Keeping it fast, fresh, and reliable is the real work. Most people are not paying for access. They are paying to not maintain a system. Ownership makes sense when the workflow is stable.

Perplexity charges $20-200/month for AI search. You can build the same thing on a single Mac Mini sitting on your desk. $2,500. Once. Open-source LLM. Open-source crawler. Open-source RAG. Then it's yours. Forever. The AI industry is building a rental economy. You don't have to participate.

@shippedbytim @chaosengineerr Hey Tim let's connect

@chaosengineerr Already connected, so I'm just popping by to say Hi lols! 👋 Happy to connect with other builders here too!

Twitter is cool. But it's 20x better when vou connect with people who actually build things and vibe. If you're into tech, Al, or programming. say Hi 👋

@bananapril @chaosengineerr Hey April let's connect

@chaosengineerr I love to build let's connect everyone

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@chaosengineerr Hi Everyone lets connect!

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To succeed you just need to do so many reps is unreasonable that you fail.

@TheGeorgePu Big spend like that forces hard choices. It’s not really AI vs people. It’s where they decide to double down. Headcount just follows that.

Thousands of Microsoft employees got the email this week. Hiring frozen. Jobs cut. The reason: Microsoft spent $80 billion on AI infrastructure last year. Now they need to find the margin somewhere. They found it in the people.

@DARLA_OBSTFELD 💯

Most people chase numbers… But the algorithm doesn’t care about how many follow you. It cares about who engages with you. So try to engage with people

@TimHaldorsson People who’ve actually done the thing they’re talking about. When everything sounds smart, you start paying attention to who it’s coming from.

in an abundance of intelligence, what content becomes scarce?

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@TimHaldorsson Headlines about companies scaling back frontier models in favor of cheaper, more reliable ones for production workloads.

AI prediction time for Q2 what’s your one sentence prediction for what headlines we soon will see

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@Lexor_AI Talking to users gonna always helps you to improve what you have build on a right way

You just launched your SaaS. You’re getting traffic… but no one is buying. You can only choose one move: -Lower pricing -Improve landing page -Talk to users -Add features What are you doing? 👇

@cb_doge And it costs nothing to be kind

Kindness is the greatest wisdom.

@andrewchen New work will emerge. That part is consistent with history. The friction is timing. Displacement happens faster than new roles form. The shift is less about number of jobs, more about what people are actually paid to do.

on the “will AI kill jobs?” question- perhaps I have a simplistic view: Will there be more software in the future? I think yes. Too many people hated previously. Thus will there be more products in the future? Yes. Will there be more companies? Yes. More founders? Yes. It may be the case that each individual company is much smaller and employs fewer people but I actually could see that the aggregate amount of employees might end up going up in the scheme of things I always imagine what it would be like to go back into the 19th century and to describe to somebody what we're going to do once farming by hand and beast becomes obsolete. Why, you just play these things called video games on the internet and then people pay you for that. Also the world's richest man will make these ships that let you go into space! It's just wild and hard to explain and I think the next century will unfold in the same way.

@VraserX “Agentic” sounds big, but the gains come from how it is wired into real workflows. Capability alone does not move the economy. Adoption bottlenecks decide the pace, not the model drop.

According to internal sources, OpenAI’s upcoming model Spud was built agentically from the ground up. If true, this won’t just be another model drop. It could seriously accelerate the economy by automating huge parts of knowledge work at scale.

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Anyone who thinks AI is a bubble has never used OpenClaw

@DARLA_OBSTFELD @urspeaks @JuniverseAI Hey Darla let's connect

@urspeaks @JuniverseAI The algorithm favors persistence. Growth takes time, not shortcuts

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