Alana Kot retweeted
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Part 2 of our AI Buzzword series is officially LIVE! 🎬
This episode explains exactly how AI evolves from a "chatbot" into a "digital worker"
Hit that follow button to unlock more simple AI breakdowns and tech insights!
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Olivia retweeted
OpenAI received a subpoena from several states as part of a probe into the safety of users of its chatbot as it prepares to offer stock to the public. wbir.com/article/news/nation…
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cute brute retweeted
export the chips to china. ban britain from the chatbot. this is the actual coherent policy position of the united states government as of friday at 5:21pm
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Area Woman 💙 ☮️ 🇺🇸 retweeted
OpenAI received a subpoena from several states as part of a probe into the safety of users of its chatbot as it prepares to offer stock to the public. krem.com/article/news/nation…
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THIS VETERAN DEVELOPER SPENT $1,198 ON 2 MAC MINIS AND REPLACED A $210/MONTH AGENT STACK
Most people still use AI like a chat tab.
Every session begins from zero.
Every workflow gets rebuilt.
Every useful process disappears when the conversation ends.
Hermes changes that.
Once it runs locally, the laptop stops acting like a chatbot and starts acting like an operating system for work.
Memory.
Tools.
Saved skills.
Persistent workflows.
Research tasks, client notes, summaries, and operating procedures stay on the machine instead of being recreated every day.
2 Mac Minis.
One local setup.
Zero cloud agent dashboard.
Most people keep paying for Claude, wrappers, API credits, and automation tools just to repeat the same instructions over and over.
Hermes flips the equation.
Do the work once.
Save the process.
Reuse it forever.
That's where the leverage compounds.
The math is simple:
$210/month.
$2,520/year.
And that's before extra token costs.
Or:
$1,198 once.
Then the workflows keep improving while the bill stays flat.
Most people think the model is the product.
A smaller group is realizing the workflow is the product.
The real moat isn't better prompts.
It's owning the memory, the process, and the system behind the work.
Bookmark this before workflow ownership becomes the next AI advantage. 👇
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ZoAina_AI retweeted
May 23
🚨Alert: Anthropic quietly shipped the feature that makes ChatGPT look like a chatbot.
Claude can now see your screen, click buttons, and send messages for you.
No plugins. No extensions. No setup hell.
Here're 11 powerful Claude features you'll wish you knew sooner:
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The dividing line is vertical depth. Garry Tan's own data makes the point: legal is 0.9% of agentic tool calls right now. That's not a crowded market, it's a wide open one for whoever actually does the work instead of wrapping a chatbot.
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sorry for not caring about sportsball, i was too busy erping with bratty little sister AI chatbot
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vijay mallya retweeted
*TEENS WILL GET SOCIAL MEDIA CURFEW AND CHATBOT BAN IN UK: TIMES
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jk retweeted
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STOP USING CLAUDE LIKE A CHATBOT
You’re manually rebuilding context every single time
But you can simply download Obsidian and configure it through Claude, and then Claude will remember the entire context
It will always remember all the prompts you’ve given, all the information, all the data you’ve ever uploaded there and more
Right then it starts feeling like a personal operating system for work
Full article below
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Canadian mother sues OpenAI, alleging ChatGPT led to daughter's death
A Canadian mother sued OpenAI and its CEO Sam Altman in U.S. court on Thursday alleging that ChatGPT encouraged her daughter to die by suicide, the latest lawsuit to accuse the company of failing to address dangerous conversations between users and the company’s chatbot.
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My learning path.
From literally knowing nothing about how A.I works
to building SaaS businesses with a.i agents while i play games
It all started simple with a simple Chatbot.
Then roughly 6-12 months later
- Tried Midjourney, got hooked, generated 1000 images
tried selling them with POD.
12ish months later I found out about N8N automation
and even when it seemed fun and cool
- Proceeded to procrastinate learning how to use it
8 months later
- Actually built 1-2 simple automations with N8N
( such as a reddit web scraper for product hunting )
Life happened and I Lost momentum
went silent for half a year
But then.
Openclaw came out.
It seemed like pure magic.
I wanted to try so bad, but there was a great battle with myself.
"The security issues"
if you've been there, you know what i'm talking about
After a week of thinking, I've decided!
Rent A VPS and set it up there.
The installation.....
Took over 10 attempts of deleting and re-installing everything lol
Struggled for hours to set it up.
But here we are 4 months later.
- multiple builder agents tested such as opengravity, grok-build and my newest addition claude-code
- 4 openclaw agents
- 2 Hermes agents
You can find all of my recent projects on my website
SleekShadow.com
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Apple just raised the stakes in consumer AI. At WWDC, $AAPL unveiled “Siri AI” powered by Google’s Gemini (~$1B/yr deal) — and users can choose Gemini, ChatGPT, or Claude as the default model.
Why it matters: massive iOS distribution for $GOOGL (and others). AI is now a platform war, not just a chatbot race.
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