Running towards 2026.

Intelligence transcends the brain. Claire L. Evans (@TheUniverse) concluded this year’s Sana AI Summit with a humbling journey through multi- and unicellular life, showing how intelligence is far stranger and more expansive than we think. Full keynote here:

You need three things to make AI work: leadership, lab, and crowd. Wise words from @emollick at this year's Sana AI Summit. Full conversation here: https://t.co/RWn1HjojfY

Claude Opus 4.5 just landed in Sana Agents. Give it a go today at https://t.co/VJBUwrfZVF.

How to ship a Q4 business review in 20 seconds instead of 20 hours with Sana Agents

Six months since @sariazout took to the Sana AI Summit stage and left us spellbound. Watch the full keynote here: https://t.co/iGVVJ8odZk

Calling all civil servants, students, teachers, research institutions, and non-profits in Sweden. Swedish AI Reform gives you free access to agentic AI for the next two years. Apply now: https://t.co/fgCcyOGsKa

Your agents just got new superpowers. Claude 4.5 Sonnet from @AnthropicAI is now live for all tiers in Sana Agents. Try for free at https://t.co/VJBUwrfZVF

The next chapter in our story. Sana has entered into a definitive agreement to be acquired by @Workday so we can accelerate our mission. Sana will continue building Sana Agents and Sana Learn at an even faster pace. @joelhellermark will keep leading our team as we scale our

Today marks a defining moment for Sana: We’ve entered into a definitive agreement to be acquired by Workday. Sana will continue to build Sana Agents and Sana Learn—only now, at an even faster pace and greater scale. I’ll continue to lead our incredible team. Over the past

From SCORM to interactive course in seconds—thanks to AI. All you need to do is drag and drop. Live in Sana Learn.

The founding father of quantum computing predicts what will happen if humanity survives a million years into the future. Sana's @joelhellermark and Spotify's @GustavS in conversation with @DavidDeutschOxf —out now on our Strange Loop podcast. → YT: https://t.co/lS4xWjSroV →

One for the memory books: @GustavS and I realizing a decades-long dream to meet @DavidDeutschOxf, the father of quantum computing. We sat outside his home in Oxford, too excited to feel the cold, and talked about everything from the power of fallibilism and optimism as a moral

Shipped this week in Sana Learn. Creators can now hide cards from learners—ideal for work in progress, creator notes, or archiving content you still need access to. https://t.co/AteoPJLhyo

Sweden's PC Reform in the 90s put a personal computer into the hands of 1 million Swedes. We want to do the same for AI. Sana's agentic AI is free to all civil servants, students, teachers, research institutions, and non-profits in Sweden. Apply today: https://t.co/fgCcyOGsKa

The grandmaster @Kasparov63 on AI, progress, geopolitics, and the meaning of life. In your podcast players now. → YouTube: https://t.co/6icRvGSd4g → Spotify: https://t.co/qont0KOXtd → Apple: https://t.co/3Kk894KYXW

Is AI good or evil? Is it a telescope for our cognitive vision or a mirror that reflects our best & worst selves? Deep questions--and some chess! Strange Loop podcast on Wed July 9. Subscribe now: YouTube: https://t.co/ymj7hYKKxd Spotify: https://t.co/tXwugJ3Uzf @sanalabs

Most most, "play" means fun & relaxing. For me, to play chess has serious connotations! So when asked about my chess activities on the Strange Loop podcast, it got complicated. Out tomorrow, July 9. YouTube: https://t.co/ymj7hYKKxd Spotify: https://t.co/tXwugJ3Uzf @sanalabs

I spoke with the iconic @Kasparov63 about how much he plays chess these days, his favorite games, what Russia might do to ramp up AI, AI and human collaboration, the meaning of life, and more. The episode is now live! → YouTube: https://t.co/CfoL1TDAFy → Spotify:

The Grandmaster is coming to Strange Loop Podcast. Few have faced the rise of machines as directly as @kasparov63. In this frank conversation with @JoelHellermark, Garry maps the convergence of technological acceleration and geopolitical risk—and what it means for the open