For 15 years, SEO was simple: rank #1, get traffic, make money. But ChatGPT, Claude, and AI Overviews don't work that way. They look at which brands are recognized authorities, not which sites rank highest. Your website needs to compete on a different level.

it's so easy to build a website with @Lovable

farza already made it open source. lets see the coding part.

wait a minute. Is this AI-generated?

the only tech stack you need to build and validate your saas - nextjs - cursor - resend - vercel - stripe

windsurf change their name to Codeium and blew up. facebook to meta twitter to X backrub to google confinity to paypal android market to googleplay auctionweb to ebay

its over now

🚨BREAKING: OpenAI is working on a phone that runs AI agents instead of apps. Launch expected in 2028. According to Kuo, OpenAI is collaborating with MediaTek, Qualcomm, and Luxshare to develop a smartphone chip and hardware stack. The phone won't rely on apps. Instead, AI agents will complete tasks directly. Why this matters: Apple and Google control the app pipeline and restrict system-level access. By building its own hardware, OpenAI can use AI for features that current platforms won't allow. The phone would be designed to understand user context, always listening, always learning, and continuously. By owning the device, OpenAI gets access to more data than any app could. Kuo says the phone will use a mix of small on-device models and cloud models to handle different requests. Timeline: > Specs and suppliers finalized by Q4 2026 or Q1 2027 > Mass production starts in 2028 OpenAI has nearly 1 billion weekly ChatGPT users. A phone for daily use could push them even further into consumer hardware. This isn't just OpenAI. Nothing CEO Carl Pei said at SXSW that apps will eventually disappear as AI agents take over. The future isn't app stores. It's agents running natively on hardware you carry everywhere. Follow me for more on AI and building.

It's a mind game for sure..............................

🚨BREAKING: Cursor AI granted SpaceX the option to buy them for $60B or pay $10B for joint work. NYT says the deal is happening. SpaceX announced a partnership with Cursor AI to build "the world's best coding and knowledge work AI." The setup: Cursor brings their product, already the go-to tool for expert software engineers SpaceX brings Colossus, their supercomputer with 1 million H100 equivalents The deal gives SpaceX two options: Acquire Cursor for $60 billion later this year Pay $10 billion for their joint work The New York Times reports SpaceX has agreed to buy Cursor for more than $50 billion. This is massive. Cursor hit $2B in annualized revenue just weeks ago. Now they're potentially exiting at a $60B valuation. SpaceX isn't just building rockets. They're building the AI infrastructure to design, test, and iterate faster than anyone else. The question: If SpaceX owns the best coding AI and the compute to run it, what can't they build? Follow me for more on AI and building.

🚨BREAKING: Tim Cook is stepping down as Apple CEO. John Ternus takes over on September 1st. Cook has led Apple since 2011, stepping in after Steve Jobs resigned due to health issues. He'll remain CEO until September 1, 2026, then transition to Apple Executive Chairman. John Ternus, Senior VP of Hardware Engineering, will become the new CEO. He's been at Apple for 25 years. "John Ternus has the mind of an engineer, the soul of an innovator, and the heart to lead with integrity and honor," Cook said. "He is without question the right person to lead Apple into the future." This is massive. Cook turned Apple into a $3 trillion company. Under his leadership, Apple launched the Apple Watch, AirPods, and Apple Silicon. Now the question: How does Ternus steer Apple through the AI era? Apple has been cautious with AI compared to Google, Microsoft, and OpenAI. Ternus comes from hardware. His first big test will be proving Apple can compete in software-first AI products. The transition happens in 4 months. The AI wars won't wait. Follow me for more on AI and building.

Vercel got hacked. ShinyHunters claims they're selling stolen data on BreachForums. Vercel detected unauthorized access to its internal systems after a threat actor using the ShinyHunters handle posted on BreachForums claiming they breached Vercel and are selling the data. Vercel confirmed the unauthorized access but hasn't detailed what was compromised or how many users are affected. ShinyHunters is a known handle in breach circles, previously linked to high-profile data theft operations. BreachForums is the marketplace where threat actors sell stolen information. Vercel is widely used by developers for frontend deployment and serverless functions. If user data or API keys were accessed, the impact could be massive. No word yet on specifics, but if you use Vercel: rotate your keys, check for suspicious activity, and wait for their full disclosure. The timing is brutal. Vercel is one of the most trusted platforms in the developer ecosystem. A breach like this shakes confidence fast. Follow me for more on AI and building.

Mythos is too powerful to release. The reason: Anthropic can't guarantee reliable service at scale. According to the Financial Times, Anthropic is deliberately throttling a wider release of Mythos until it can handle the demand without breaking. The caution makes sense. Anthropic has been hit with outages in recent weeks. Launching Mythos before fixing infrastructure would be a disaster. But there's more pressure: CEO Dario Amodei recently met with Susie Wiles amid ongoing lawsuits questioning whether Anthropic poses a national security threat. So Anthropic is stuck balancing: Shipping fast to stay competitive Keeping infrastructure stable Navigating legal and political scrutiny Meanwhile, OpenAI and Google are shipping aggressively. Anthropic has the better model, but they just can't release it yet. Anthropic is winning on safety and capabilities, but losing on execution. And in AI, execution is everything. Follow me more on AI and building.

BREAKING: Anthropic just launched Claude Design an AI tool to compete with Figma, Canva, Adobe, and Google Stitch. Claude Design lets you collaborate with Claude to create designs, prototypes, slides, one-pagers, and more. It's powered by Opus 4.7 and available today to Pro, Max, Team, and Enterprise subscribers. How it works: Start with a text prompt reference materials (codebase, images, docs). Example: "Prototype a serene mobile meditation app with calming typography and nature-inspired colors." Claude Design produces a first draft. Then you iterate: Inline comment box for specific tweaks Custom sliders for color and type adjustments Direct edits on the draft For bigger teams, upload your codebase and design files. Claude digests them and creates a design system using your colors, typography, and components automatically. Export options: Internal URL, folder, Canva, PDF, PPTX, or standalone HTML. This is the pattern now: AI companies aren't specializing. They're becoming jacks of all trades. Canva is an AI company with design tools. Figma is a UX company running on AI. Claude is a chatbot with a design and UX assistant. The lines are blurring. Fast. Follow me for more on AI and building.

anyone realised claude 4.7 is no different than 4.6?

BREAKING: Claude Opus 4.7 is here. Three times the image resolution, better instruction-following, and self-verification built in. Anthropic just launched their most capable Opus model yet. Key updates: > Better vision: Sees images at 3× the resolution. Produces higher-quality interfaces, slides, and docs. > Self-verification: Checks its own outputs before reporting back. Less supervision needed for long-running tasks. > Tighter control: New "xhigh" effort level on the API — sits between high and max for finer control over reasoning and latency on hard problems. > Task budgets (beta): Help Claude prioritize work and manage costs across longer runs. > Claude Code improvements: New /ultrareview command runs a dedicated review session that flags what a careful reviewer would catch Available today on the Claude Platform and all major cloud platforms. This is Anthropic's third major model launch in two months. The pace isn't slowing down. Follow me for more on AI and building.

I crossed 100K impressions on LinkedIn… but there was a problem. I built a tool called LinkedIn Post Alert. The idea was simple: 1. Track your “Dream 100” (a list of profiles you want to interact with) 2. Notify you the moment they post 3. Help you engage faster than everyone else At first, it worked. I was showing up early on high-value posts. Getting more visibility. Then LinkedIn flagged my account for automation. So I paused the project. But I’m not killing it. I’m rebuilding how it works. Right now I’m testing two paths: - Using an existing API from a provider already in the market and integrating it into the tool - If that doesn’t work, I will build my own API from scratch to power the system properly Because the goal hasn’t changed. I just need a safer, more reliable way to make it work without getting restricted again. I’ll share what I find and whether this becomes something real or a dead end. Quick question: Is this something you would use daily?

🚨 Claude Mythos is reportedly intelligent enough to “spot weaknesses in almost every computer on earth” Anthropic built something so powerful at finding zero-days that they refuse to release it to the public. They're only sharing it with select partners to patch bugs before the bad guys can use it. A 27-year-old vulnerability in OpenBSD? Mythos found it. The AI cyber arms race is accelerating fast.