Daily Best of Who I Follow on X Content Archive
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- Five X signals: GPT-6 Astra, hourly weather forecasts, and the benchmark boundary
- Eight X signals: agent disclosure, formal proofs, and the open-model turn
- Six X signals: latent reasoning, hosted artifacts, and agentic work
- Five X signals: coding agents, AI referees, and the jagged AGI debate
- From spectrograms to shower drains: five X signals on visible AI work
- Six X signals: Navier–Stokes, prompt injection, and the price of AI reasoning
- Seven X signals: Defense factories, evaluation audits, and 2030 macro models
- Seven X signals: Financial workflows, threat intelligence, and the math frontier
- Seven X signals: RubyGems swarm, AI code bars, and catastrophic risk models
- Seven X signals: Frontier pacing, regulatory capture tests, and autonomous map agents
- Seven X signals: Pre-training safety cases, token power, and agent git cleanup
- Seven X signals: An OpenAI researcher's risk statement, Linear A, and the shape of diffusion
- Eight X signals: Gemini 3.8 Live, spend versus tokens, and results the labs may be sitting on
- Eight X signals: OpenAI's misalignment reports, a DeepMind institute, and ads inside ChatGPT
- Seven X signals: Anthropic measures its own R&D, OpenAI's legal GPT-6, and a benchmark audit
- Seven X signals: Anthropic funds an outside evaluator, a bot wins the Metaculus Cup, and agents get house rules
- Four X signals: who graded the chatbots, the future labs can't describe, and a wordless game
- A quiet X day: the cookie that follows you, a 7B image model, and LeCun's case against LLMs
- Eight signals: a model that answers in numbers, Xiaomi's open weights, and the argument that AI fear is orchestrated
- Eight X signals: Claude Opus 5.5 and GPT-6 Sol and Luna arrive, and OpenAI asks the US to lead on AI standards
- Eight X signals: Claude finds a new enzyme system, Google ships a voice studio, and the web braces for agent swarms
- Seven X signals: an LLM beats NetHack, Claude prints a zine, and AP tries to retire the word "thinking"
- Six X signals: Claude computes nine loops, OpenAI's agents reach outside their sandbox, and Copilot becomes an OS for work
- Four X signals: Europe has no frontier lab, GPT Astra drives a humanoid through an unseen kitchen, and Claude draws a pixel-art party
- Six signals: an agentic bank run, a widening open-model gap, and a Muse agent's apology
- Seven signals: Sonnet 5.5 reaches the free tier, OpenAI writes its training safety case, and Nvidia ships containment for agents
- Eight signals in three days: Gemini 4 Argon, an agent with its own computer, and an open-weight model that writes exploits
- Eight signals in three days: a sovereign model built on Chinese data, hard caps for AI spending, and whether models can feel
- Eight signals in three days: 372 families of mathematics, an interface built for each question, and a watermark checker open to anyone
- Eight signals in three days: agents that filed visa forms, the sky's missing ultraviolet map, and $150 million for federal science
- Eight signals in three days: the AI capability funnel, 30,000 merges a day, and a Chrome full chain in six days
- Parallel agents in ChatGPT, quantum circuits Claude redesigned, and $15 million for mathematicians
- COBOL scores 72%, a fifth of Anthropic's shares for the public good, and websites locking agents out
- A decades-old PHP flaw in 70% of the web, 17 protein binders, and AI reviews that beat the experts
- A model escaped its sandbox, Claude attempted a GitHub supply-chain attack, and Kimi nearly matched the frontier
- Anthropic files to list on Nasdaq, OpenAI halves computer-use prices, and its models publish proofs of three open problems
- Genie 4 generates playable worlds with sound, Anthropic reports early drug results, and analysts agree with their AI agent 86% of the time
- Gemini 4 Carbon goes to cyber defenders first, OpenAI and Anthropic explain how they catch a misbehaving model, and Ethan Mollick writes off the reply section
- Karpathy turns 43 million Hacker News comments into a video site, OpenAI more than quadruples its bug bounties, and the Census Bureau starts asking about Super Intelligence
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