AI 领袖动态

co-sign. a very handy mental framework for what kinds of learning transformers do well today, and why it runs into limitations. when @ankit2119 and i wrote about the need for adversarial world models earlier this year, we were describing a couple of the functions of these rungs https://t.co/XK81Dn6GP2

It’s going to be epic!

Processed 1400 replies ◾ OpenAI is catching up to Anthropic ◾ 'Codex' got more mentions than 'Claude Code' ◾ However, by model mentions, A\ is mogging https://t.co/BjtqVGmlUg

Show me the thing you’ve built with AI you’re most proud of. Reply with a working product URL and what model / agent you primarily used.

This is a fantastic post about why jobs aren’t going away in the way some predict. We are constantly making the mistake of confusing task completion with AI with being able to eliminate the whole job. Even as we can automate one or many tasks within a job, the definition of the

Here’s a key line in this mythos update. This is precisely an example of why engineers don’t go away, ever. We’ve made it far easier to create and find security issues, which means the new bottleneck is our ability to actually review, respond to, and fix the issues. Far from https://t.co/dpJUdu0Uvh

Bob McGrew has a framework I keep thinking about: in the AI future there are only two jobs. The Lone Genius and the Manager. That's it. Everything else gets absorbed. The Lone Genius is the person sitting alone at a computer, amplified 1000x by AI. One person with taste,

Everyone thinks "do things that don't scale" is about building relationships with early users. Yes AND it's about generating mistakes at maximum density. When you're doing everything manually (onboarding, support, delivery) you hit errors every hour. Each error teaches you

Geoffrey Moore says startups die in the chasm because pragmatist buyers demand a "whole product." These folks won't tolerate gaps. They need references. They need the complete solution. The chasm is lethal because because the buyers won't buy without perfection. But Moore's

Wrote this almost a year ago, and finally starting to see more B2B companies wake up to this opportunity.. Don’t wait another year. Narratives and vibes are extremely important to stand out amongst the slop 🪄

codex... made a smiley? :) https://t.co/UJc4X4A8q1

It Twitter's too busy for you, try https://t.co/eykEElx1Ez https://t.co/dlq25G9hno

I built an autotriage skill for codex that has a set of guidelines + reads VISION.md from my repos, so issues/prs that have a clear way of - fit vision of the project - being inferrable in code with high confidence - clear fix - can be live tested Are now worked on autonomously. https://t.co/dTN8BD5P71

This seems more ideological than technical.

I'm late to the party, but cmux is great. https://t.co/8uuStvqwcm current split: codex mac app: knowledege work, learning, reading cmux + codex cli: coding https://t.co/ozQZ8vZQ8k

Can you imagine that we lived in a world 6 months (Nov 2025) ago when we would mostly just chat with LLMs and would be so happy about AI?? It's May 2026 and these LLMs now have produced more code than we have written over all time.