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🚨BREAKING: Apple’s next AirPods will have cameras built into them. Not for photography. The cameras are designed to feed visual information directly to Siri, turning your earbuds into an eyes-on AI assistant that understands what is in front of you. Point them at your fridge and ask what to cook. Walk into a room and ask what you are looking at. Siri sees what you see. A privacy LED will light up whenever visual data is being transmitted, so there is always a visible signal when the cameras are active. Enhanced Siri arrives in September. Production on the camera AirPods is already underway. Source: Mark Gurman, Bloomberg.

man google really came out of nowhere and stole the limelight in AI today these are serious moves only a vertically-integrated giant like google can play btw: > a brand new laptop device engineered for AI native experiences. powered by Gemini intelligence and intel chips > gemini intelligence will launch across EVERY android device. sounds boring until you realise this is what Siri was meant to be… > massive $2.1 billion raise for their AI designer drug lab Isomorphic. their model has already discovered novel treatment molecules. > an AI native mouse cursor that interacts with Gemini whenever you point at something eg “turn this block of text into a visual” > partnering with SpaceX to launch data centers in space. the strategy makes a lot of sense now, they might not win coding or LLM chatbots but they will be the #1 end-to-end distributor of AI the only other company that’s remotely close is Apple

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Will keep saying this, but software jobs aren’t going away. Agents are the single biggest form of leverage for anyone technical in history. Probably has never been a better time to be technical in terms of being able to accomplish something solo, in a team, or company. We think that most of the world’s software has already been built and that agents will just reduce work from an existing pie. In fact, we are about to experience 100X more software than before. Think about how many apps you regularly use that need to get better. How many legacy on prem systems that have to get replatformed for the cloud. How many SMBs never could hire developers. How many security issues are about to be uncovered and need to get patched. How many IT organizations are about to bring automation to workflows they never could have automated. How much data is about to processed and connected in most organizations. This is all what the agents will be working on. And every one of those agents will need a person to kick them off, manage their work, orchestrate them, and get their output into a workable and useful form. That person will generally need to be technical (or become technical quickly), and this will create a huge amount of opportunity for anyone up to the task.

1. I never said LLMs were not useful. They are, particularly with all the bells and whistles that are being added to them. I use them. 2. A robot-rich future can't be built with AIs that don't understand the physical world and don't anticipate the consequences of their actions. And LLMs really don't. 3. The future in the cartoon looks pretty dystopian TBH, but even a non-dystopian version will require world models and zero-shot planning abilities. 4. I rarely wear a suit and absolutely never wear a tie. 5. I would never ever place a coffee mug on top of a piece equipment. 6. I hope I'll look this young in 2032.

Ok this is a truly insane NEW way to design for me, WITHIN Codex If you are doing dev on a web technology, watch below In that video: - I am playing my game within Codex (yes) - I use a codex-made tool to design buildings (see some tweets below it's really powerful) - I can ask Codex to iterate and the game changes WITHOUT refreshing - I can point at UI elements - I can take a screenshot All WITHIN Codex It makes iterating on design incredible

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Claude is shipping at a wild pace right now. While you’re still exploring Claude Design from just a couple days ago… they’ve already dropped something new 🤯

In Cowork, Claude can now build live artifacts: dashboards and trackers connected to your apps and files. Open one any time and it refreshes with current data.

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Your daily reminder that you are so early to AI. - 84% have never meaningfully touched it - 16% use a free chatbot occasionally - 0.3% pay $20/month - 0.04% use a coding scaffolding - 0.01% are just like you You're building orchestrated agents, running models at 2 am, buying hardware, and compounding your advantage every single day. Meanwhile, 99.9% of people are laughing at Mac mini buyers, OpenClaw users, and home GPU nerds. If you're part of the 0.01%, you are part of the collective building the infrastructure everyone else will depend on. The gap is accelerating. Lock in.

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This video did 10M views in 24 hours. 100% made by Al. we're cooked 😭