Make the future legible. Presented by @MatthewBerman
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Jun 12
.@MatthewBerman spent a week with Fable Mythos before it was released.
"It's unlike anything I've tested before. The autonomy is unmatched, the reasoning runs deep, but there are real trade-offs worth knowing about."
Full honest take below.
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Jun 5
AOC held up a jar of brown water in Congress and blamed a Meta data center.
We happen to have a PhD in Environmental Health on the team, so he put her claims to the test.
Here's his essay:
briefing.forwardfuture.ai/p/…
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Jun 8
We're burning billions of dollars a day running our smartest AI models on our dumbest tasks.
As AI scales, the biggest lever on cost and performance won't be picking one "best" model. It'll be routing each task to the model that actually fits it.
This piece by @tomas_hk breaks down why intelligent model routing is shaping up to be the next battleground for efficiency and economic value in AI, and what that means for how companies build and spend from here.
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Jun 5
Our very own @jonah_lipsitt, a literal PhD in Environment Health, broke down AOC's datacenter claims.
Jun 5
AOC held up a jar of brown water in Congress and blamed a Meta data center.
We happen to have a PhD in Environmental Health on the team, so he put her claims to the test.
Here's his essay:
briefing.forwardfuture.ai/p/…
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Jun 3
Want to know how AI will affect your industry? Look at hospitality.
It's the bellwether for how the technology actually shows up.
@GopiKallayil, Chief Business Strategist for AI at Google, breaks down 4 dimensions where AI is completely reshaping hospitality, and argues it's the best proxy for what's coming in every industry:
1) The customer journey
2) Marketing
3) Service delivery
4) Operations
The pattern holds across healthcare, finance, retail, and beyond. Hospitality just gets hit first.
Check out the full article below.
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May 29
Everyone's running the same frontier models now.
What separates the great teams from everyone else is the operating system wrapped around the model.
The harness.
The interesting part isn't that harnesses exist... It's that every major AI provider has made a very different bet about what a harness should be.
New from @janakiramm: Four Harnesses, Four Philosophies 👇
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May 27
CEOs blaming layoffs on AI and not on pre-existing bloat are lying to themselves and the market. We can see right through it.
May 27
"We think that with AI we can replace all of our Jr developers in our company"
AWS CEO Matt Garman: "That's the dumbest thing I've ever heard"
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May 26
Sam Altman is easy to read. He wants money, power, control, and the largest seat at the table. There's nothing mysterious or unique about that.
Dario Amodei's danger is subtler. He can explain, in morally serious language, why Anthropic acquiring power is the responsible thing to do.
A new piece from @DaveShapi 👇
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May 21
Hey! I know that guy
May 21
Really enjoyed this conversation with @MatthewBerman at I/O 👇
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Apr 20
"So many people discouraged me from working on the browser. But can you make this decision from offense, not just defense?"
9 months ago we interviewed @AravSrinivas CEO @perplexity_ai and it's amazing how much of what he said has already become reality.
"Offense is when there are things you can only do on the browser that you cannot do anywhere else. And that's where AI and search are headed next... agents."
"The first real agent everybody shipped was deep research. It can go research the web, do things. Then we built Labs, which can actually build dashboards, websites, analytics, web apps."
"Imagine that power thrown at daily browsing tasks. Deep research over your Slack, Notion, Google Docs. Answering your 100 emails. Auditing your calendar. All the stuff a personal assistant would do for you."
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Apr 16
Personal Computer is not for NPCs
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Apr 16
Claude Opus 4.7 is here. Full review in tomorrow's newsletter.
Introducing Claude Opus 4.7, our most capable Opus model yet.
It handles long-running tasks with more rigor, follows instructions more precisely, and verifies its own outputs before reporting back.
You can hand off your hardest work with less supervision.
ALT Claude Opus 4.7 Benchmarks
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Apr 15
“Software is dead.”
Joe Floyd on why the transition to AI is already over:
“I wouldn’t even call it a transition. The transition already happened. We have to burn the boats and fully commit to this AI future.”
“That means expanding our scope to things we never would’ve backed before, like hardware, infrastructure, and foundation models for robotics.”
“Ten years ago, that wasn’t Emergence’s sweet spot. Today, it has to be.”
“The traditional software model is simply dead. You can’t hire hundreds of sales reps, sell SaaS, and grow 40% a year for a decade anymore.”
“That playbook doesn’t work in this era.”
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Apr 15
As AI content takes over the internet, what's the future of web browsing?
Aravind Srinivas, CEO of Perplexity says "Whenever I post a tweet on X, a ton of responses are bots. I keep marking them as spam. And it seems pretty hard to fight."
"There's a decoupling between the human and the actual internet. Now there's going to be an agent in the middle."
"Go read this article for me. Filter all the ones that look like AI and spam. Pull up all the signal, summarize it, give it to me in the format I want to ingest."
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Apr 15
“A world without robots would be worse.”
@rdn_nikita CEO & Co-founder @FlexionRobotics says:
“Right now, AI is automating creative, academic, and intellectual work."
"But not manual labor.”
“So what happens? You ask AI how to fix your bike. It gives you step-by-step instructions. And you become the hands of the AI.”
“I think that world is much worse… Than one where we tell robots what to do. And they handle the manual work.”
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