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The most fascinating part of advanced AI may no longer be raw intelligence. It is the unexpected behaviors that emerge when AI agents interact, adapt and operate autonomously over time. The more powerful these systems become, the more the AI race may shift from scaling models to understanding and controlling emergence itself. https://t.co/WfkP3dXwKf @wired @willknight
If I was starting Hermes from zero, these are the 9 workflows I'd build first (to make it a real Chief of Staff): 1. Daily Brief Every morning at 7am, Hermes pulls my calendar, top 3-5 urgent emails, weather, and 3 headlines from my interest feeds, then drops it as one scannable message in Telegram. Replaces my old shitty ritual of opening 5 apps before coffee. 2. Viral Swipe File (self-improving) A nightly cron checks every post I've published across X, LinkedIn, and Threads. Anything that crosses my engagement threshold gets auto-extracted into a structured swipe file with the hook, structure, topic, opening line, and stats. It gets better every week. Over time the swipe file builds a precise fingerprint of what works for me, calibrated against real data. 3. Trending Workflows Radar Every morning Hermes scans Reddit, X, and AI forums, identifies what workflows are gaining velocity in the last 24 hours, and delivers a ranked list of 5 content angles. This helps me stay on top of the hottest workflows people are cooking in AI. 4. Meeting Prep Briefing 30 minutes before every Google Calendar meeting, Hermes pulls the attendee list, fetches their LinkedIn/company context, summarizes my last email thread with them, and sends a one-page brief to Telegram. I walk into every call sounding prepared without digging through threads. 5. The Humanizer A skill that audits any text against 30+ known AI writing tells (em-dashes, "delve," "tapestry," tricolon structures) and rewrites them into natural prose. Lets me accelerate first drafts with AI without sounding like I did (probably my most used workflow in my entire stack) 6. Bookmark Inbox Hermes monitors my X bookmarks automatically. Anything new gets fetched, summarized in 3 bullets, auto-tagged, and filed into my Obsidian vault by topic. Saved stuff becomes searchable knowledge instead of digital clutter. 7. Customer Support Cron Every morning Hermes scans my inbox for support tickets, categorizes them by issue type, and logs everything to my company Discord. Weekly report surfaces the top 5 recurring issues so I know what to actually fix in the product. 8. Weekly Business Report Every Monday morning Hermes pulls Stripe revenue, newsletter subs, content views, follower growth, churn, and refunds. Then drops it as a single dashboard in Telegram with this-week-vs-last-week. 9. Obsidian LLM Wiki Second Brain A single Obsidian vault that becomes the source of truth for everything in my business / life (Karpathy-maxxing) I have Hermes writes a daily report on everything that happened across my Discord and Telegram, then add it to the vault. Over time it becomes a deep knowledge base I can point any model at. ••• If you want to build these, simply paste this post into your Hermes agent and tell it to build the ones you want. It'll ask you which integrations to connect (Gmail, Stripe, Telegram, etc), pull your business context, and set them up for you. What workflows do you love that should I add??
Revolut is hoping to launch its private banking services in UK later this year for customers who have at least £500k to deposit writes FT. The plans come as the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority granted permission for Revolut’s trading arm to expand into "leveraged products, private wealth services and managed portfolio solutions". Revolut’s trading division, said: "These permissions are the missing piece allowing us to unite investment, advisory and portfolio management under one roof." Source https://t.co/xzr5kSNzCP
“It takes a lot of hard work to make something simple.” — Steve Jobs https://t.co/Fhmo6tgqZ0
“It takes a lot of hard work to make something simple.” — Steve Jobs https://t.co/Fhmo6tgqZ0
Warren Buffett: "90% of people who buy stocks don't think of them the right way. They think about them as something they hope goes up next week." "I think about what the company is going to be worth 10-20 years from now. And I hope it goes down when I buy it b/c I'll buy more." https://t.co/J67xiDY69f
Falcon 9 lands on Landing Zone 40 https://t.co/Y0SjOEhI0H
Falcon 9 launches the CRS-34 mission to the @Space_Station https://t.co/kXV4C09NHs
After a car accident left her paralyzed from the neck down, Audrey didn’t think she would be able to draw or paint again. 20 years later, she became the first female participant in our clinical trials. Now, she uses her brain-computer interface to create art with her mind. https://t.co/mRkJMDpgrM
BIG one for devs today. Introducing the Notion Developer Platform: - Notion CLI, ntn (Notion in your terminal) - Workers (run code on Notion's infra) - Database sync (any data source into Notion) - Agent tools (build any workflow) - Webhook triggers (trigger Notion from any app) - External Agents API (bring any agent into Notion) - Notion Agents SDK (use Notion Agents anywhere) - …and a bunch more API improvements And soon, you won't need to be a developer to build on Notion. Your agent will be one for you.
@coatuemgmt And look where we are now https://t.co/D0XpO39FEd
A new set of open-weight models is topping the leaderboard for document understanding 🔥 INF just released two models: Infinity-Parser2-Pro (35B) and Infinity-Parser2-Flash (2B) that top our @huggingface leaderboard for ParseBench. Two key insights: ✅ An expanded synthetic data engine over 5 million diverse parsing samples ✅ A novel Joint RL algorithm that co-optimizes multiple complex tasks: document parsing, element parsing, chart parsing, and more. ParseBench is an open benchmark designed to test semantic document understanding over real-world enterprise documents; it has comprehensive metrics over tables, charts, semantic formatting, and more. Come check out the results on ParseBench! HuggingFace 🤗: https://t.co/meFLEzyINA Site: https://t.co/PWczfhosZp Infinity-Parser Flash model: https://t.co/bQrGUrUYRL
The Emirates A380 continues to raise the bar for what flying should be. And with @Starlink now onboard our first A380, we're delivering unbelievable connectivity throughout your journey. 🤩 https://t.co/pqmDCXaJXR
Liftoff! https://t.co/yJiqq5AvmX
@avipat_ Give them something new to copy, I say. I've been through it; it's a pain in the ass. https://t.co/38Px3OK9cA
You can now edit SolveIt messages via realtime conversational voice, and have the diff edits optionally tracked. https://t.co/gqNvu50cHC
Forget simple chains from genes to brain to behaviour; neuroscientists are overturning decades of dogma. | https://t.co/D4vE2ydmc4 Award-winning neuroscientist Nicole Rust argues that the brain is a dynamic complex system, more like the weather than a machine, whose parts interact through feedback loops that can't be studied in isolation. The revolution is also practical: a bold cohort of experimentalists is uncovering mental health treatments that go beyond traditional drugs like SSRIs—such as psychedelic therapy, which may be able to rewire brains trapped in destructive loops.
General Catalyst just co-led a $31.5 million seed round into a blatant rip-off of my company, Kled. (skip to 40 seconds if you want to skip context) I would typically not speak on things like this, but this level of blatant copycatting is egregious and completely unacceptable, and needs to be made an example of. This is one of hundreds of YC startups who have conducted this disgusting behavior. Unimaginative slop that continues to get rewarded due to nepotism.
@aaronistan That humanoids would get there. Now I am thinking lamps are the future. :-) Inspiration for next version. https://t.co/ZYNZgVQ1YO
Someone built an AI-driven 3D particle simulator that runs 100% in your browser. It lets you generate and visualize complex particle systems with prompts and then export them as HTML, React, or Three.js simulations. 100% Free https://t.co/4PoH5e2W7d
@oliverhenry @xai @grok @NousResearch https://t.co/q6XhznhMJs
mood https://t.co/iqc4QKCrx7
quick day trip, healthmaxxing https://t.co/dS4saN05I6
Yann LeCun says LLMs are strongest in domains where language itself is the substrate of reasoning, like math and code They can solve problems, prove theorems, and write programs — but they are not creative mathematicians, software architects, or computer scientists "their role is to help humans build"
THIS was day 1 of @aiDotEngineer singapore ❤️🔥 builders from around the world, teaching openly, sharing workflows and getting hands-on together because AI is not something you learn from the sidelines. you learn it by building. the builders are here: https://t.co/ow30HU8ovR
@OfficialFPL Takowski and Gabby will clean sheet + either goal or assist. https://t.co/9SwKIQTIy6
🚨 WOWWW — UTAH — the brilliant young women @kevinolearytv 🤥 accused of being Chinese ops just discovered Utah speaker of the house Mike Schultz (Republican) bought 640 acres of land right next to the data center site just 2 months before it was announced. Incredible find. https://t.co/RrdENBp0sN
@FPLFocal Good thing I didn’t follow the masses 😁 https://t.co/0bZKXF4ge2
@ChiefAgenteer @adamghaida Not in my experience. My algos go through 40,000 every day from just the AI community here to build this: https://t.co/kiuZ7QXLzb The more people say it is dying the busier it gets.
