Exclusive: Meta just released Llama 3.1 405B — the first-ever open-sourced frontier AI model, beating top closed models like GPT-4o across several benchmarks. I sat down with Mark Zuckerberg, diving into why this marks a major moment in AI history. Timestamps: 00:00 Intro

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Adding to document where we currently are: "somewhere in the messy middle": > AI is mainstream (anyone on the street knows ChatGPT) > But NOT impacting most real economic work significantly yet > A small % of people have figured how to leverage intelligence to (quite literally)

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ChatGPT just turned 3 years old. 0 to 800M weekly users in that time. Fastest in history. Wild how much the way we work, search, and learn has changed in such a little time.

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Over 3 years, I bootstrapped The Rundown to 2M+ subscribers and millions in revenue. But I never really shared how. To be honest, I have massive imposter syndrome. I'm a college dropout, self-taught in everything. I never followed typical "business" advice. But some friends

It's always an honor speaking with @demishassabis! In the full interview, we chat more on: -Proactive AI healthcare -"Learning how to learn" -Secret internal models + research Listen in on Apple Podcasts: https://t.co/bc3Y1bPVvs Listen in on Spotify:

Demis' dream digital coworker vision: an AI assistant "useful every moment of your life" for both work and leisure. It follows you across all devices - computer, phone, even smart glasses - understanding the physical world around you through multimodal capabilities.

There's been questions around how AI will be tied into existing Google products like Search Demis says that you can now "think of Google DeepMind as being the engine room of Google" They're now powering up EVERY big Google product from Maps to YouTube to Search to Workspace

Demis revealed they're building medical-grade AI for "poor parts of the world" without primary healthcare. Android devices are already "lifelines" there -- Google plans use that reach to deliver care. Gemini 3 is the "foundation stone" for eventual doctor-level AI assistants

With Gemini 3, Google also is releasing Antigravity -- an AI coding platform that operates across the editor, terminal, and browser. The differentiation from other AI coding tools is they're "reimagining the IDE from an agent-first perspective", not just another plugin

Gemini 3 significantly gaps up on reasoning. But beyond intelligence, Demis says they're "going deep into personalization, memory and context". Personalization and connections across Gmail, Calendar, and Google's ecosystem will make AI assistants "truly indispensable", pre-AGI

Google just released Gemini 3, its most intelligent AI model yet. I caught up with Demis Hassabis, CEO of Google DeepMind, to ask about: -Gemini 3 and Google’s AI strategy -Google's new Antigravity tool -Medical-grade AI Here's what he said:

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Fun fact: In the early days of building @therundownai, I was building an AI notetaker as a side project (Still own the domain https://t.co/ldrGTwn8ms) The only major competitors back then were Otter and Fireflies. Crazy to see where they ended up.

This story is insane. The founders of Fireflies AI (now worth $1B+) pretended to be an AI notetaker before the tech existed. The founders would: > Join meetings on mute as "Fred from Fireflies" > Take notes by hand while sitting silently > Send the "AI-generated" notes 10

Link to apply here with more details. I'll add that the referral bonus ($2,000) for this listing still stands if you refer someone we hire full-time :) https://t.co/GVaAOIq1bj

We're hiring someone to get paid to play with AI tools all day. (Not kidding!) The Rundown is growing fast (2M+ readers), and we're looking for another writer who's obsessed with AI to join us. Your job: > Test every new AI tool that drops > Write guides that actually help

We'll probably look back in the future and be shocked at how little we did proactively for our health My hot take is that AI wearables will get so good that it'll be an unnecessary health risk to *not* be wearing one

AI coaching is going to revolutionize preventative health Whoop now tracks bloodwork and biomarkers, combining with sleep, strain, and recovery data for personalized AI plans It's just the start, but in 10 years everyone will probably have a personal AI coach/doctor that's

Thanks to everyone who applied and/or referred someone! (especially those who added me as the referrer, though I unfortunately don't qualify for the bonus) We're going through hundreds (maybe thousands?) of applications this week - keep them coming 🙏