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OpenAI for Excel is quite useful (as is Claude for Excel), so it is surprising, that, unlike Claude, there is no OpenAI for PowerPoint, especially because it is where OpenAI has a big advantage: Image

Our new voice models are now available in the Realtime API: 🎙️ GPT-Realtime-2: Build production-ready voice agents that can think harder, take action, handle interruptions, and keep conversations flow

Over 450 remote villages across the island nation of Timor-Leste in Southeast Asia now have high-speed internet access thanks to SpaceX’s @Starlink, helping expand digital government services, educati

Pareidolia, but for text. Apophenia, but for latent spaces. Its no wonder that our relationship to LLMs is so confusing. It's hard enough to resist apophenia in normal life, in such high dimensional l

people are really starting to use voice to interact with AI, especially when they have a lot of context to dump. GPT-Realtime-2 comes to the API today; it is a pretty big step forward. (we are working

Personal Computer is built for the Mac ecosystem, so you can manage it from anywhere. Start tasks from your iPhone with local files on your Mac. Add a Mac mini for full continuity and always-on agents

Personal Computer is now available to all users in a new Perplexity Mac app. Personal Computer is an advanced version of Perplexity Computer. It operates on any Mac, running tasks across your local fi

Cursor, an AI code editor, introduced a feature allowing users to pin frequently-used skills or commands as quick-action pills for faster access within the interface. This enhancement improves workflo

Ramp Labs is doing a ton of cool work all the way from launching products to hardcore research on LLM internals, this is a fun one 🔥 Talked to @ramplabs Head of Applied Research Alex Shevchenko on the

Replit announced a security center feature designed to help users monitor and manage security aspects of their projects and accounts. The security center likely provides tools for vulnerability manage

Research from Prof Julian Togelius found that despite AI's well-documented victories in chess, Go, and Atari games, humans still learn unfamiliar video games far faster than any AI model. #NYUTandonMa

Researchers developed a control method for Reachy Mini robots that uses a real human face as an input controller rather than building a humanoid facial interface. This approach leverages existing robo

日経デジタルガバナンスにて、Sakana AIの「事後学習」技術と Sakana Chat / Namazuモデルに関する記事が掲載されました。 Namazuモデル開発をリードしたリサーチサイエンティストの菅沼雅徳とチーフサイエンティストの秋葉拓哉に取材いただきました。 記事: https://www.nikkei.com/prime/digital-governance/article/DGXZ

Saw this and thought 'yes! ChatGPT voice mode is going to stop acting like a two-year-model' but that upgrade hasn't shipped just yet Introducing GPT-Realtime-2 in the API: our most intelligent voice

Searching for the right context in a sea of information is such a timeless problem in our field. I'm excited to talk about some of the approaches we've learned and benefited from at Thrive next week a

Cursor's changelog from May 7, 2026 details new features and updates released in their AI-powered code editor. The update likely includes improvements to code completion, editor functionality, or inte

Seems like a massively underinvested area in the “pivot to enterprise.” The fact that the Labs are building their own deployment consultancies (which will take a long time) suggests a failure of imagi

Seems plausible people will eventually periodize AI history into: - pre/post AlphaGo (waking up China re: AI + researchers re: deep learning) - pre/post ChatGPT (waking up capital + accelerating comme

“She said the theme of this party is the industrial age. And you came in dressed like a train wreck.” Asking AIs to think of the equivalent to this Hold Steady lyric, but for AI. Claude was the clear

So Mythos was, indeed, not marketing hype. Remember this is a general purpose model that just happens to be good at finding exploits because good models are good at lots of things. Expect similar from

Simon Willison notes on X that a ChatGPT upgrade appears to be coming soon, though specific details about the upgrade's features or timeline are not provided in this post. The post likely references r

Elon Musk shared a post about Starship's static fire test, which is a ground-based engine test where the vehicle's engines are ignited while the rocket remains secured to the launch pad. This test is

Stopped by the @huggingface Paris office during GOSIM. Lowkey for the open-source AI leader — hidden in the city center. People writing code wherever they feel like sitting. 🤗 keeps shipping the best

Stories like this is why we built E2B. Watching @genspark_ai go from zero to 250M ARR in 12 months on our infrastructure is one of the best feelings in this job. Their Super Agent does deep research,

Cognition AI announced that SWE 1.6 Fast, an upgraded version of their software engineering model, is now available for use in Devin's Terminal interface. This update likely provides faster performanc

Talked to @ramplabs Head of Applied Research Alex Shevchenko on the Max Agency podcast to learn how @Ramp Sheets was built, their internal agent Inspect, and so much more. YouTube: https://www.youtube

Technical highlights: CogViT Vision Encoder - Built with dual-teacher distillation: SigLIP2 for semantics, DINOv3 for texture. A two-stage recipe, masked modeling, then contrastive pretraining, with Q

'Technical writing completely changed my life.' - @trq212 In under 2 years, Thariq (@AnthropicAI) cracked the code on writing technical articles that consistently hit 1M+ views. In this 20-min worksho

Terence Tao recognized that plausibility and veracity are not the same, and that current tools are better at the former than the latter. [edit: the video is from 2024, and affirms what i said in 2019

The Chrome extension expands what Codex can do for coding and work. From debugging browser flows to checking dashboards, conducting research, or updating CRMs, Codex can take on more of the tasks that

the @claudeai code conference welcome kit came with a tiny cardputer 😭 it’s basically a mini programmable handheld computer with a screen + keyboard so i made a little tamagotchi and walked around the

Replit is hosting an AI creative conference in New York City on June 17-18 that explores the intersection of artificial intelligence, coding, and cultural topics. The event is promoting limited early

The @huggingface hub just crossed 4,000 public RL environments! Does it make us the largest platform for RL envs or are there bigger ones? Let us know what we can do to improve on the topic, it's earl

The illustration on this story is quite funny, but the study itself has quite big implications I think. The point is that there might be better ways to design AI systems so that they don’t simply do e

The inability of AI systems to act as their own deployment consultants, process mappers, and change management experts is what makes AI use in enterprises so “normal” - the tools are powerful, but you

The most female-led product org in tech right now: Chief Product Officer: Ami Vora Claude Code/Cowork Head of Product: Cat Wu Claude Code/Cowork Head of Eng: Fiona Fung Claude Platform Head of Product

# Summary Jeremy Howard explains what founders should actually answer when venture capitalists ask about their competitive moat, addressing a common startup pitching question. The post likely clarifie

This post likely references a steampunk-themed show or performance that the author, Cristobal Valenzuela, has been anticipating or recently experienced. Without access to the full post content, the sp

Theories are proven by accurate predictions. I first read @GaryMarcus in the late ’90s, and his ideas helped shape my deterministic ML frameworks, GAIuS & KATO. He’s been proven right repeatedly, yet

There have been several high profile incidents of OpenAI and a16z's super PAC Leading the Future (and its affiliate Build American AI) engaging in pretty egregious astroturfing. But it's also notable

“they hadn’t figured out how OpenAI would pay for it” may turn out to be the epitaph for an entire era. 🪦 scoop from @anissagardizy8 @theinformation, and credit her with the great line “OpenAI has mad

This builds on our existing research on multi-agent systems, with a key addition: verifiers. Planners spawn workers that write code and verifiers that run it. If verification fails, the planner spawns

this is the part of the deep agents production series i've been most excited to get to: sandboxes without an execution environment, a production agent is only as capable as its fixed toolset. give an

The Cursor AI team announced the availability of an /orchestrate skill plugin downloadable from their marketplace, enabling users to try out orchestration capabilities through the Cursor SDK. The post

.@tobi says the photo of SpaceX’s Raptor evolution is the “most inspiring picture that exists.” “That's today’s Picasso.” “Very few teams can move forward by subtraction.” “The world belongs to the fa

This appears to be a promotional or event announcement post shared by Harrison Chase on X (formerly Twitter) linking to a Luma event page, likely advertising an event happening in New York City. Witho