AI 领袖动态

theUSshould lead on AI by continuing to develop the very best models, making sure they're safe, and getting cyber tools into the hands of trusted defenders. the new EO gets the balance right.

one of the quotes i find most inspiring on a hard day: "Whatever your hand finds to do, do it with all your might, for in the realm of the dead, where you are going, there is neither working nor planning nor knowledge nor wisdom" Ecclesiastes 9:10

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title undersells it - this @workos talk is doing v well and is the first to seriously challenge @mattpocockuk in weeks. team is ab testing https://t.co/puwZ8bKPH3

Have to give the Devin/Windsurf team flowers for staying disciplied through the ups and downs and keeping at it. I know many AI native builders who love Devin now. Will hopefully find some more time to try it myself.

People are saying SaaS is not dead. I think larger enterprise SaaS that can do multiple jobs are probably fine (e.g., Figma). But if you’re building a simple SaaS for a narrow use case, I think it's harder to monetize now because: 1. AI skills can often solve the same problem

I have to say @meetgranola's pre-meeting briefs are 😙🤌. More automated and useful AI features like this @cjpedregal - maybe weekly recap brief?

Excited to partner with @Microsoft to enable everyone in the enterprise to build and deploy safe & secure Fabric data apps. This is possible thanks to Microsoft's new Rayfin SDK. https://t.co/sAEKkXYFfy

SWE benchmarks don’t necessarily capture app building capabilities. ViBench does.

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YES-CODE An entire category of software, "no-code", was built under the presumption that code is expensive, difficult, and scarce. Coding agents have forever changed the equation. Code is now cheap, easy, and abundant. I remember @cramforce being asked by an analyst long ago:

This is what education in the age of AI looks like. Start with the language: the linguistic surface is your roadmap. Much like an SDK has a set of function definitions, human language is the new API to the world. It also always has been… there's never been an expert in any

Conductor has the distinct edge of being an IDE born for coding agents. An ADE if you will. Agents will take remote dev mainstream. At most large and sensitive organizations, “local” isn’t a thing. But this future wasn’t evenly distributed. Excited to power their Sandbox! https://t.co/CdNkKGlNcD

As token budgets take on a larger part of operating expenses over time, model routing is the inevitable conclusion. This is also one of the biggest areas of differentiation for the applied AI layer over time. By understanding the different work patterns in your domain, and

As we enter the era of AI agents, one of the defining questions is how you develop competitive advantage when your competitor has access to the same AI models and intelligence as you. The companies that are able to best harness their internal institutional knowledge, existing

It's election day. If you're in the Bay Area and wondering what is common sense, we aggregated our favorite voter guides of the most common sense groups. Here it is: https://t.co/uew3xcEEto

You can have a CEO, a designer, and an engineer look at your plan in plan mode before you and Claude or Codex write a single line... and that's powerful

Model routing is an important thing Controversial idea: the frontier labs will want their AI harness to be the moat, but ultimately the best case for consumers is that model capabilities flatten and commodify Preview of the AI Harness Wars of 2027

“Skillify it” is the way you should write most tasks Write markdown that makes code Don’t make elaborate Foxconn factories to call agents Let agents make their own tools, kaizen style https://t.co/7pb7IJOnXI

Daily reminder that small things can compound and have a huge impact.. Go to that workshop, attend that dinner, write that essay, fire up Claude Code, follow up one more time. My advice was utterly meaningless - persistence is what truly got her the job. Made my morning 🥰 https://t.co/8xcEH3X3Cu

walk in the park part II (feat. @taiuti).. coming soon 👀 https://t.co/57WdrRvICw

It’s been great working with Omar to get observability and verifiable workspaces into OpenClaw.

Such a privilege to work with Microsoft to bring claws to enterprises!

Lucas joined us four years ago to sell ads. He’s leaving having lead a team of designers who consistently set the bar for taste and creative direction in AI. Much of what makes @every distinctive visually came from his brain—and you can see his influence across the AI

people internally are freaking out about this, worth paying attention:

Almost a week later! What are your thoughts on Opus 4.8? We were extremely bullish on it in testing—it seems the response was more tepid once y'all got your hands on it. If you disagreed with our take I'm curious why so we can tune our evaluations! One theory I have is that by