Anthropic’s Claude Fable 5 and Mythos 5 were disabled because the government claims Anthropic could not cleanly separate foreign nationals from other users in real time. I’m talking to more and more organizations investing in their own GPU infrastructure and this is one of the biggest reasons why. Crazy to see just how far U.S. AI investments have come. It will be interesting to see what’s sort of regulations the government ends up imposing. #SovereignAI #AIRegulation x.com/emilychangtv/status/20…

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We have officially entered the day and age where software companies can no longer get by merely having a good application offering. You need to be able to have a platform that inherently does something that can’t just be vibe coded. #software #ai #vibecoding

I asked Rakesh Kothari, founder of Deductive AI, whether the entire software development lifecycle will be fully automated in the next 5 to 10 years. His response: “I think you should be thinking in terms of 2 to 3 years.” That completely reframed how I think about where we’re headed. In our conversation, he shared a broader perspective on where this is going, including whether AI will replace engineers entirely and how quickly the impact will actually show up in real engineering workflows. It was that the first wave of transformation is already clear and accelerating fast. AI systems will increasingly take over debugging, testing, and large portions of the development lifecycle long before most teams are ready for it. As someone who talks daily with founders and leaders across data, AI, and engineering, I thought I had a solid read on the pace of change. I was wrong. Most people, including myself, are still underestimating how fast AI is compounding and how quickly software development itself is going to be reshaped over the next few years. Curious where others land on this. #ArtificialIntelligence #SoftwareEngineering #GenerativeAI

A lot of engineers are getting the opportunity to switch into the product manager role. It’s fascinating to see people go from building the products to creating the roadmap. Really indicative of where we are headed with the evolution of AI. #Tech #AI #Siliconvalley

I watched an interview with Jenson Huang the other day that I think is beneficial to all. He talked about how the purpose of your job and the tasks you’re assigned to do are similar but not the same. Purpose is constant, tasks are ever changing. If people keep this mindset and are willing to adapt instead of narrow in on a set group of tasks, they will be more successful than those that don’t. #Tech #JensonHuang #fyp

The number of robotics companies emerging from stealth right now is insane. This isn’t just about better tech. ML has made robotics investable at scale. A lot of these bets feel less about the commercial upside and more about the future government dependency. Am I off here? #AI #Stealth #Robotics #Startups

I listened to a podcast and watched a news segment yesterday that I think go very hand in hand with the AI arms race between the United States and China. In the Beijing half Marathon, the champion was a robot eho completed the course in 50 minutes and 26 seconds, surpassing the half marathon world record. In this podcast, Dan Wang, a research fellow at the Hoover Institution, Stanford University talked about how China has invested more in electrons to support AI while the U.S. has invested more in compute power. Curious which of these investments people think will be the lever to unlocking AGI first? #AI #AGI #Robot youtube.com/watch?v=1vUnusbz… open.spotify.com/episode/2Jf…