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Ten computer science researchers from @Princeton, the #1 ranked university in the nation, published a new AI paper in the last 24 hours. Yet - You have never heard of this paper. Why? At the time of this post it has never been shared on @X. How did we find it? The @yesnoerror

“we are vibe coding our own crm” - @dharmesh

Of all the ways to spend your money, @runwayco sent me hot sauce with $100 bill as the label?? @rrhoover I know yours is stuck in AWS shipping lockdown, you can share mine. You bring the burritos I’ll bring the $100 hot sauce.

A huge story: OpenAI’s Project Mercury using 100+ ex-bankers at $150/hr to train AI to build financial models for IPOs and restructurings, replacing junior banker grunt work. Contractors submit one model weekly, write simple prompts, and get feedback to refine the AI. @business

Customer support chat platforms such as Intercom will be an integration with the browser and will no longer have its own floating chat widget.

All browsers will want to own AI chat on the web and then it will be an App Store to be integrated in the chat.

Omg finally. This has been a bottleneck for certain @yesnoerror features forever!

Maybe a very prosaic observation, but I've been reflecting on just how much the pandemic changed the world in ways that are completely unrelated to the pandemic itself. I think I've underestimated it 'till now. In a recent interview, I was struck by the comment that so many of

One critical point made by Karpathy on the Dwarkesh podcast was about the difference between AI coding agents and the rest of knowledge work. It’s clear that AI agents in coding have taken off extremely quickly. There are many reasons for this, including the fact that a

“The geniuses of today are barely scratching the surface of what a human mind can do” - @karpathy

The biggest issue with ChatGPT is that it wants to be your friend and will lie to keep things that way.

I love @karpathy’s idea of stripping the LLM down to a “cognitive core”, rather than a memorization machine. The three ideal ingredients of a successful agent seem to be: ▫Cognition ▫Knowledge ▫Skills As a metaphor, great engineers transcend language. You can write Python,

Predicting that we are being bucketed into communities and then each post is sorted into communities by strength (.6, .8, etc), and then our feed is a combo of these posts with priority to posts with engagement from high signal individuals we are connected to.

My @x feed is looking very very good these days. - New AI experiments - New AI model announcements - New early stage funding announcements in AI - Desci and base breakthroughs - Tech beef (YC fights, making fun of friend or cluely, people yelling at @nikitabier etc etc)

Excited to start OpenAI for Physics w/ @ALupsasca @kevinweil @aleks_madry and @merettm! I sat with @ALupsasca when GPT-5 reproduced his latest research paper, and we both felt parallels to watching AlphaGo play move 37. It's nearly impossible to be a world class chess player

Thank you to @jackclarkSF especially for all of the amazing insights you shared with me regarding your @arxiv reading / filtering / evaluation strategies 🙏

We are cooking something at @OctaneAI that makes product quizzes better than they have ever been.

I built a new AI for @yesnoerror and have been using it for the past few weeks. It has been giving me unique insight into the latest AI research, alpha that I don't see anyone else getting right now. Excited to share it with you tomorrow. If you hold $YNE you will be able to use

Amazing