Everytime @naval says that the path to finding your passion is doing what feels like play to you and work to others, I am lost in the depth of the observation.

The more I think about this, the more it feels like a before-after moment for AI. This is not just about one model getting paused. It is about what happens when access to frontier AI itself becomes something governments can step into overnight. Who gets to build? Who gets access? Who decides the rules? What happens to countries and companies building their future on top of these systems? There are no easy answers here. But it is very clear that AI is now moving from a tech conversation to a world-shaping one.

Does this mean every new model from here on would need a green lighting from the government? Watershed moment for AI regulation. Everything in the world of AI is something the world has never seen before. We would all need to be deeply thoughtful and deliberate as we decide the future of it together

What did the US government see

I just realised I spent just 37k INR to build over 50 full stack functional apps on @emergentlabs and 2 of these apps have gave me over 56k INR revenue and 3 of them with 100 active users. I would have never imagined me building fullstack apps by myself being a non-tech guy. This AI era is going to be insane if you know how to use them.

Watch the E3 agent cooking

Introducing E3 Agent. Until now, building with AI still required you to live in the prompt box. E3 changes that. It plans, builds, tests, iterates, and keeps you updated in real time as your app comes to life You bring the idea. E3 does the rest. Try it on emergent today at app.emergent.sh

to those who feel fomo not attending something

The economics of software are changing. Last night, as we launched new model by @AnthropicAI Fable on @emergentlabs , I built a personal sommelier. Not because it was technically impossible before. Because it wasn't economically sensible. For decades, software had to be built for large markets to justify the cost of building and maintaining it. But when software can plan, execute, test, and iterate over days rather than minutes, entirely new categories become viable. Software A research lab. A small business. A team of ten. Even a single person. The most important AI applications may not be the ones that serve billions of people. They may be the millions of highly personalized applications that were never worth building until now. The long tail is finally worth building. Built with Fable on @EmergentAI

Introducing Claude Fable 5 on @emergentlabs Anthropic's first Mythos-class model, a tier above Opus Takes a vague idea, asks the right questions once & builds for hours without breaking Live for every builder today, no waitlist

Mythos Class model is live on @emergentlabs

Claude Fable 5 is now live on Emergent Anthropic's first Mythos-class model, and the biggest leap in AI yet For the builds that were too complex, too long, too vague to hand off to a model You describe the idea. Fable 5 figures out the rest How is this different from every other model? A thread 🧵

a part of bangalore that has quietly cultivated a great scene of street food around itself

AI needs fewer spectators and more local gravity Vibecity is our attempt to back the people who can turn their city into a serious place for AI builders, founders and businesses

Excited to unveil VibeCity by @emergentlabs anyone who wants to do their life’s best work on community to build a true AI ecosystem, we would love to chat who should i speak to?

Emergent’s 1st investor Manav Garg just left his own fund to join the company 🤯 For context: Manav was the founding partner of Together Fund ($ 200m AUM); he led the 1st institutional round into Emergent after YC’s Demo Day. Manav is a highly accomplished entrepreneur; he sold his venture Eka Software ($ 55m raised) to the PE firm STG in 2024 and had co-founded the SaaSBoomi community in India. 2 teams in the current YC P26 batch are founded are Emergent alumni (1) Founding engineer Kaushik ASP & PM Abhinav Soni have started Bento Labs (YC P26) (2) Founding engineer Lakshay Gupta is the co-founder of Lab0 The talent density at Emergent is incredible 🙏

Very few people make you feel more ambitious and more grounded at the same time Manav has been that person for us He believed before it was obvious and kept pushing us to think beyond software creation into business operation Excited to welcome @manav_garg as Executive Chairman @emergentlabs Couldn’t imagine a better person to build this next chapter with

Builder → Investor → Builder Again Some platform shifts are too important to observe only from the sidelines Excited to join @emergentlabs as Executive Chairman and help build what comes next linkedin.com/pulse/back-futu…

Ok, seriously had no idea MPL is running on @emergentlabs? Very cool. @IPL next @mukundjha? I wake up almost every other day to code something new - the new era of software is unlike anything I've ever seen. I was coding on and off much of my life, but it accelerated last year, and this year I started pushing code out for others to use on my personal GH that's been lying dormant for a decade! It's almost addictive and I really don't like to see the whites between the greens on the days I'm traveling or just flat out. I think as the rest of the world wakes up to this new way of building, there's no going back. Super bullish!

1/ @RCBTweets winning again. Rajat Patidar at the center of it And now Rajat coming back to @MPLeagueT20, which starts today. Cricket has had a beautiful week But what @AScindia is building for MPL on @emergentlabs is the part I am excited and inspired about the most