Ask @grok to add a Christmas hat to your profile pic 🎅 https://t.co/kdM0haA2Bz

OpenAI aren't talking about it yet, but it turns out they've adopted Anthropic's brilliant "skills" mechanism in a big way Skills are now live in both ChatGPT and their Codex CLI tool, I wrote up some detailed notes on how they work so far here: https://t.co/eWcaA3PTKp

Teach me your language. I may not be native to your homeland, but let me belong; let me be native to you. https://t.co/9HkdpT551b

Sakana AIでは、🐟 Recruiterを募集しています！ 先端AIの社会実装をミッションとするApplied Teamの一員として、EngineerやProject Managerなどの採用を担っていただきます。ダイレクトソーシングを軸に、候補者一人ひとりと直接的な関係を築くことで、Sakana AIの成長を加速させる重要な役割です。 JD：https://t.co/qiY3upbBAV IT/テクノロジー業界でのリクルーティング経験を活かし、Sakana AIのチーム組成をともに担っていただける方のご応募をお待ちしております！

「Sakana AI 」だけに、優秀な人材を『一本釣り』してくれる凄腕の釣り師……じゃなくて、リクルーターを募集します！🐟🎣 活きのいいチームを一緒に作りましょう！ JD：https://t.co/J5NoLS4hRE

Not sure if it's Tinker's SFT or Qwen3-VL-235B that's not good at this (and dino2 even worse?), but guys, ... fine-grained few-shot SFT we already did better than this in 2020 with good old BiT, which was 928M. (Colleagues made an internal "as-a-service" eventually too, lol!) https://t.co/tQJuAlx1ja

@giffmana BTW resnet34 gets 94% accuracy on IIIT Pets after 90s fine-tuning on an old 2080 gaming GPU. https://t.co/VDa3QG5ax3

ok reddit https://t.co/KaHnCBR11T

ok reddit https://t.co/KaHnCBR11T

Party’s over in Paris: Fearful French cancel NYE concert on Champs-Élysées as migrant violence grows https://t.co/uuX8oRv6vc https://t.co/6Ntx0SAx4u

🚨 OPINION: POPULATION COLLAPSE ISN’T COMING, IT’S ALREADY HERE (AND NOBODY IS PAYING ATTENTION) Poland's fertility rate just crashed to 1.1 children per woman… among the lowest in Europe. We're not talking about a slight decline, we're watching entire nations disappear in slow motion. The math is brutal, as you need 2.1 children per woman to maintain a population. At 1.1, Poland loses two-thirds of its people in three generations, which is not a trend, it’s civilizational collapse. Social security, Medicare, infrastructure, everything our modern world depends on was designed for growing populations, and that era is over. We're entering uncharted territory where the young are crushed by taxation or the old are abandoned, and there are no good options. This isn't about saving the planet through population reduction, for a shrinking, aging population is an environmental disaster, as massive infrastructure serves fewer people, decreases efficiency, and leads to a loss of innovation in order to solve climate challenges. And forget about cultural diversity… When Poland's villages empty, a thousand years of language, tradition, and history vanishes. Multiply that across Europe, East Asia, and the Americas, and we're not just losing people, but irreplaceable ways of understanding the world. Why did this happen? We built a society where having children became prohibitively expensive and professionally suicidal. Housing costs exploded, childcare costs a salary, women choose between career suicide and childlessness because we refuse to make both possible. Children transformed from blessings to burdens, from natural to optional. For the first time in human history, prosperous, peaceful societies are choosing extinction due to hardships, and that's not progress, that's a system failure. However, the solutions do exist: affordable housing, universal childcare, flexible work, real parental leave, tax policies that recognize raising children as a public good. Countries like Hungary and South Korea are trying, with mixed results… What's missing is urgency. Poland's 1.1 fertility rate isn't a statistic, it's an alarm. The demographic crisis doesn't announce itself with sirens, it arrives quietly, one birth not happening at a time, until suddenly there's no one left. While we debate, civilization disappears. It's time to wake up. Source: @cb_doge, @elonmusk

Excited to share our latest @SophontAI release 🥳 "How to Train a State-of-the-Art Pathology Foundation Model with $1.6k" We present OpenMidnight, our first pathology foundation model! It has SOTA perf. despite being only trained on 12k whole slide images w/ $1.6k compute! https://t.co/1KIRYA5Ayh

6/ The “Audience Researcher” Prompt For content that actually lands. “Analyze my audience. What do they desire? Fear? Struggle with? Obsess over? Summarize in bullets.” This is the hidden sauce behind sticky writing. https://t.co/LTukkYm8Zh

🆙 Today is the day! 🚀 https://t.co/eAyIAkBkti: the social platform for AI prompts — just launched on @ProductHunt Free. Open source. Self-hostable. Would be grateful for your feedbacks! 🧡 🔗 https://t.co/dt6MwOCH31 https://t.co/l9Po00iJU6

✨ Researchers built a microrobot smaller than a grain of salt that can sense, compute, and move in liquid. Everyone is obsessing over humanoids but THIS is the real robotics future → robots you can literally lose in a sneeze. It packs onboard computation, sensors, and propulsion at submillimeter scale → powered by light via tiny solar cells. Why this matters: • Miniaturization has been stuck for decades because compute and power do not scale nicely • This one actually closes the loop: sense → decide → act, not just "a tiny thing that wiggles" • Built like a microchip, so in theory it can be fabricated in parallel and become very cheap per unit Ok but reality check because people will hype this into "nanobots inside your blood tomorrow": • It is still a lab setup, with external light and controlled conditions • The compute is tiny and slow compared to any normal device • "World’s smallest" depends on definitions, there are smaller micro machines that do less • Also, the arXiv preprint is older → mainstream press just noticed now Still → this is exactly how sci fi turns into engineering. Swarm microrobots will be a thing.

@Community_Sui Thanks to @suiballO and @Community_Sui for this awesome giveaway The ecosystem is going bigger 0xf0b404ddf5eb1824cb348acdd517f9e6f5a15cba0f605b1bdd5c10f3186adf33 https://t.co/1O2fdp07TU

“Why AGI Will Not Happen” @Tim_Dettmers https://t.co/HBXAn0AJkp This essay is worth reading. Discusses diminishing returns (and risks) of scaling. The contrast between West and East: “Winner Takes All” approach of building the biggest thing vs a long-term focus on practicality. “The purpose of this blog post is to address what I see as very sloppy thinking, thinking that is created in an echo chamber, particularly in the Bay Area, where the same ideas amplify themselves without critical awareness. This amplification of bad ideas and thinking exuded by the rationalist and EA movements, is a big problem in shaping a beneficial future for everyone.” “A key problem with ideas, particularly those coming from the Bay Area, is that they often live entirely in the idea space. Most people who think about AGI, superintelligence, scaling laws, and hardware improvements treat these concepts as abstract ideas that can be discussed like philosophical thought experiments. In fact, a lot of the thinking about superintelligence and AGI comes from Oxford-style philosophy. Oxford, the birthplace of effective altruism, mixed with the rationality culture from the Bay Area, gave rise to a strong distortion of how to clearly think about certain ideas.”

20% of EU enterprises use AI technologies https://t.co/IRsDqwcFLZ @EU_Eurostat https://t.co/1WUvU3rvnY

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We’re running out of good ideas. AI might be how we find new ones. https://t.co/2kLP33tLnE @bryanrwalsh @voxdotcom

AI Toys for Kids Talk About Sex, Drugs, and Chinese Propaganda https://t.co/u4AY7zvI8r @lilyhnewman @wired

昨日の発表資料を公開しました！ ありがとうございました〜 https://t.co/5hXfdgjyak #AtCoderConference

昨日の発表資料を公開しました！ ありがとうございました〜 https://t.co/5hXfdgjyak #AtCoderConference

Amazon pulls AI recap from Fallout TV show after it made several mistakes https://t.co/PYvJIJuqZW @liv_mcmahon @bbctech @bbcnews

How OpenAI is using GPT-5 Codex to improve the AI tool itself https://t.co/yCDx2uFSEO @arstechnica

Gavin Newsom pushes back on Trump AI executive order preempting state laws https://t.co/D9hTmAqEYJ

Trump signs order blocking states from enforcing own AI rules https://t.co/EPAUkRorJs @bbcnews

Stanford Medicine scientists have developed a brain-computer interface that “reads” thoughts from speech-impaired patients — but only on their command — potentially restoring rapid communication. https://t.co/mEAocdodHl

Check out these apps now available in @GoogleAIStudio and experience the capabilities of our latest audio models: Guessing game → https://t.co/fQvZvZVXiF Scalable vector grill → https://t.co/JXq3bViT7v Gemini ink studio → https://t.co/NyCtsCoqlF Chess chat → https://t.co/vdnRvszL5b

We’re going to add so many layers! https://t.co/lMLQ0hgPyu