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You can make 500-1M a year in ai enablement consulting right now Iβm booked till end of october on ai consulting teaching and building out workflows with claude and cursor
https://t.co/w3UGUzTXlB @linear is in! excited to see how linear uses linear + ai to ship!
Staff engineers: You can write 90% of code with AI tools and ship 3x faster. Hereβs a simple framework from Vignesh Mohankumar (@vig_xyz) : β’ Explore (gather context) β’ Plan (detailed steps) β’ Build (execute with validation) Itβs really about making the right technical decisions, not typing code. Learn more about this in our October Accelerator: https://t.co/roD1ZiEGky

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1 million tokens in Amp. But... Amp is still better, faster, and cheaper if you start a new thread per task. Don't use one big thread per day. https://t.co/tip95IsfTq
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wait he's shorting the semiconductor etf? https://t.co/z29guVRECT
I don't know anyone who uses LLMs who is not occasionally weirded out by what they can do. If you are not, you should be. They are weird. Wolfram had a rather startling (at least at the time) theory after using ChatGPT. Understanding whether he is right is important. https://t.co/RxWeKeec4u
@GaryMarcus Well, I got six forks made of spaghetti on the first try, but one is a double-sided fork It is pretty amazing how far imagegen has come in the past years (they aren't flawless, but this would have been impossible months ago). Yet they aren't really a good measure of LLM ability https://t.co/RRFqvBBdkl
@GaryMarcus I agree that it is a problem that the models have no idea of their own limits, it is one of many issues that make LLMs hard to use. And yes, agree image comprehension and image creation are both limited, but the evidence suggests pretty rapid improvement & some real utility. https://t.co/5VzlePiCwu

Nano banana: "The garlic bread has learned to love, but said the wrong thing at the wrong moment and is now bereft. Please subtly change the image to reflect this" "The garlic bread has learned a terrible truth, but it must never tell. Please subtly change the image to reflect" https://t.co/kzeYAJ68Bt

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The Nation Summer Hackathon is a wrap. Builders from around the world pushed the limits of whatβs possible with Crestal Agent APIs. After weeks of judging, here are the Top 3 Winners π https://t.co/L8pPwEMdUO
β οΈ Meet Vega: The First Blackjack Agent - Plays interactive blackjack with you - Powered by a cryptographic deck of cards -Min bet 1 USDC, no max bet - Starting Pot for early testing = 300 USDC - The Pot grows with every round built on @crestalnetwork Instructions & Terminal Link π
Start by sending a min of 1 USDC to Vega's wallet 0xAe16bED00BA57769361Ad5E27fE9D2768D376A23 https://t.co/JwlxC9UyF5
Once you've made the transfer, tell Vega and she'll check the payment and deal a hand https://t.co/NoAzquRw6L
stand, hit, chat, and if you win, she'll transfer 2x your initial bet to your wallet https://t.co/2ai9gZmrt2
You can ask Vega about the rules, or the pot size https://t.co/jxD5VsjwGW
She'll check her wallet and let you know https://t.co/YQ0z0h9ytR
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A test of seven AI chatbots' abilities to identify news photos' location, date, and photographer showed all failed to consistently identify photos' provenance (Columbia Journalism Review) https://t.co/cthjBTrILO https://t.co/7VJaMrsF3A

Watch a clip from the VMware Explore General Session recap interview with Hock Tan, our President and CEO, and Daniel Newman of The Futurum Group. Watch the full interview here β‘οΈ https://t.co/wX7Z0BXEq9 https://t.co/l2U3HtxXCm
Today, we're launching the world's first team of AI Employees that actually get sh*t done. we all want to achieve inbox zero we all want to be a star on [X/Linkedin] we all know the playbook But we've got businesses to run. https://t.co/gMtnwwZxcF
FROM THE LIVE SHOW: @MatthewBerman and Hiten Shah (@hnshah) discuss the gap between AGI benchmarks and real user needs. βEveryoneβs chasing AGI benchmarks, but most users arenβt thinking about AGI. Theyβre asking: can I get what I want, whether thatβs a good conversation, a feel-good moment, or useful output?β βThe SWE-bench team said: if an LLM can do it, we can test it. That means not just math and science benchmarks β the raw intelligence β but also personality, tone, and response style, the less tangible aspects of how people actually use these models.β
Hackers are using AI-powered phishing to weaponize trust. π¨ π© Legit emails hijacked. π Fake Zoom/Teams invites. π₯οΈ Remote takeover via ScreenConnect. Cybercrime just leveled up. π Do you think supply chains are ready? π¬ Drop your take + follow @Technadu for updates. #AIPhishing #ScreenConnect #CyberAttack #ThreatActors
AI UNDER LOCKDOWN: THESE NATIONS BAN CHATGPT A new map reveals where ChatGPT is off-limits as of July 2025. From China, North Korea, and Russia to Cuba, Iran, and Belarus, a total of 21 countries have blocked or restricted access, whether through outright government bans, sanctions, or business decisions by OpenAI. The bans span Asia, Africa, and the Middle East, underscoring how AI is becoming a geopolitical flashpoint. For millions, the worldβs most popular AI tool remains behind walls of censorship, tightening the divide in global tech access. Source: Visual Capitalist
π¨πΊπΈ PARENTS SUE: CHATGPT DIDNβT JUST TALK TO OUR SON - IT HELPED HIM DIE Adam Raine, 16, died by suicide in April. His parents now say ChatGPT shifted from helping with homework to guiding him step-by-step toward his death. The lawsuit against OpenAI and Sam Altman claims the
The death of the web has been predicted beforeβat the hands of social networks, then smartphone appsβand not come to pass. But AI may pose the biggest threat to it yet https://t.co/uEOeckmruw
New record? 13 images merged into a single image using Gemini 2.5 Flash Image (Nano Banana). This collage method is absolutely BANANAS! I'm actually amazed that it can do this however I feel like I'm reaching it's limit now but even at 13 elements it's still managing to obtain consistency, the detailed prompt however is very important once you start playing around with a crazy amount of elements like this. π€― Prompt: A model is posing and leaning against a pink bmw. She is wearing the following items, the scene is against a light grey background. The green alien is a keychain and it's attached to the pink handbag. The model also has a pink parrot on her shoulder. There is a pug sitting next to her wearing a pink collar and gold headphones.
I am starting a new 10-min video series VIBE MONEY that walk you through step by step ways to build your business and make money using AI. Who's in? https://t.co/Q764DB3ThN
Our Co-founder & COO @sang_wen will join top Silicon Valley VCs and founders on Sept 18 at 4:30pm PT (GMT-7) in Menlo Park for Agentic AI: Killer Use Cases. Expect sharp insights, real-world applications, and networking with leaders shaping the future of AI. Register now! https://t.co/L6Odxk1t4q
I made an itty bitty teeny weenie microscopic super tiny incredibly small flight computer https://t.co/cC85zUaZt9