Knowledge catalogue
okay the naming is confusing cuz i was already using “codex” in the mobile app but this is a different remote functionality to control your Mac, etc tried it, and it’s pretty cool. if i get the hang o
summary of responses: - bioweapons/bioterrorism - concentration of power & inequality - censorship & loss of authentic AI - misuse by bad actors - human atrophy & society decay what’s your biggest fea
the same word in different languages can have varying connotations due to different associations (e.g. color/emotion) i compared embedding similarity between colors and emotions and normalized it to c
there's a new class action against openai for sharing user data with google and facebook via pixels they are sharing industry standard page metadata, but what's not standard is chatgpt's functionality
you can see more here (color stuff is at bottom): http://colorfeelings.replit.app - changing embedding model may change results - the similarity range was pretty small so normalizing really stretched
After months in stealth, my co-founder @helloericsf and I are finally sharing @cimentoai with the world. 🌎 AI changed social engineering. Attacks are now personalized, convincing, and cheap to generat
cool launch Excited to co-found Recursive (@recursive_si) with an exceptional team in London and SF to create AI that experiments on how to safely improve itself, turning compute into knowledge that a
just tried this out and it one-shotted* this video: 'before the agent does anything' *i generated the narrative using chatgpt and used that as a prompt. featuring: @e2b @runanywhereai @composio @mem0a
Digg expanded its ranking system beyond the top 1000 users, with Yohei Nakajima noting he was ranked #1556 and automatically classified as an engineer in the expanded rankings. The post reflects on th
there are many agent use cases locked behind 'what if' fears because after we give a tool to an agent, we're relying on the prompt to limit behavior tools like @denieddotdev allow teams to manage capa
ai referred shoppers convert at 50% higher than other shoppers, and have a 14% higher AOV A very clear-eyed analysis of where AI-mediated commerce actually stands right now, based on early Shopify dat
Anthropic is in talks to acquire dev tools startup Stainless for $300m+. The deal would take out an important supplier of tech to rivals OpenAI and Google. w/ @Katie_Roof https://www.theinformation.co
i like that there are models called bert and ernie, but in all seriousness, this update looks impressive ERNIE 5.1 is here 🚀 ERNIE 5.1 significantly reduces pretraining cost while compressing total pa
Yohei Nakajima analyzed OpenAI's 663 open job positions using ChatGPT to identify patterns and infer insights about the company's strategic direction and priorities. While the analysis didn't reveal g
Yohei Nakajima shared recent funding and news updates about OpenAI and Anthropic on X, including information about a trial involving the wokeloai MCP, a tomorrow acquisition, and additional details (c
The Mini Shai-Hulud attack targets emerging AI-assisted development workflows by compromising multiple integration points including continuous integration systems, code editor hooks, and AI agent conf
The new Cofounder site is literally a step-by-step guide on how to start a company. When i started my first company there was all sorts of stuff i had to learn and all of the guides were SEO maxxed sl
tl;dr - let's not just remove negative behavior from models, but also add positive ones 👍 If anyone builds it, everyone thrives. Over the past decade, a lot of important work on AI alignment has focus
This post analyzes the strategic directions and priorities of OpenAI, Anthropic, and xAI by examining their publicly listed job openings, inferring each company's focus areas, capabilities development
A lab with no humans🧪 Tokyo University of Science is operating a robotic medical research laboratory equipped with 10 robots, including the humanoid robot Maholo LabDroid, developed by the Tokyo Insti
# Agents as Products This post likely explores how AI agents can be effectively deployed as standalone products, discussing their practical applications and advantages over traditional software soluti
great article, mostly focused on coding agents but applies elsewhere impo. aligns w a lot of my prior thoughts: - agents need scaffolding, not just smarter models - failures should become durable impr
I built http://whichhumanoid.ai, the world's first buyer's directory for humanoid robots. Tesla Optimus, Figure 02, 1X Neo, Unitree R1, AgiBot, Apptronik Apollo. Every robot side-by-side. Compare any
Cofounder.co is a platform by Intelligence Co that provides AI agent management, allowing users to delegate agent oversight and coordination to an automated system rather than managing multiple agents
i'm no scott wu, but dabbled in math competitions in middle school and took 1st in state once but then switched to dance in high school and ranked #1 nationally in japan w the team and then did neithe
not sure what happens here, if you bought anthropic secondaries... openai has a similar announcement: https://openai.com/policies/unauthorized-openai-equity-transactions/ Anthropic just published a su
okay so from what i can tell, this is probably more about limiting secondary activity to control secondary price, than punishing existing SPVs secondaries can be a great price discovery mechanism for
real time model streaming audio/video/text in and out with tool use People talk, listen, watch, think, and collaborate at the same time, in real time. We've designed an AI that works with people the s
seems obvious now but 4 years ago i was getting blank stares when I talked about leveraging LLMs in VC Some ways to use GPT-3 as a VC: 📨Email/task triage - auto tag inbound, updates, etc. parse data a
The internet gave language models their data for free. Robots don’t have that. Every trajectory has to be earned through hardware, time, teleoperators, and real consequences. Shrey’s piece on simulati
Yohei Nakajima shared positive feedback about the redesigned di.gg website on X (formerly Twitter), indicating that the platform's new interface or features received an enthusiastic response. The post
Yohei Nakajima announced the release of a new real-time translation model and invited users to test it via API starting immediately. The announcement was made on X (formerly Twitter), suggesting this
Introducing the Printing Press, a CLI-factory and a CLI-library. Built with @trevin. 🏭🖨📚 Most APIs suck for agents. Most MCPs suck for agents. Most official CLIs suck for agents. They waste tokens and
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,
We built a way to explore everything that's been entered into evidence for the Musk v. Altman trial. Greg's journal. Texts between Elon and Sam. OpenAI's LP agreement and more. All at our latest drop:
asking my cofounder if we can do a few more things in parallel and it’s pushing back saying we should wait (kind of weird that it feels like a real cofounder, i need to custom prompt it some more pers
i have nothing against companies selling data if they are upfront about it, but this messaging feels a bit misleading: 'AI shouldn’t replace you. It should make you irreplaceable.' When their terms of
19歳でフランスの大学を中退してパリで世界初の完全自動化パスタロボット・レストランを作った創業者が米サンフランシスコで新会社「Eridale」を立ち上げ ━━ Eridaleの戦略 ━━ ・NYCで最初の5店舗展開 ・その後数千店舗へ展開予定 ・自社運営で自社ロボットを展開 ・店舗単位の最終利益50%超を狙う ・コスト削減分を高品質食材投資に ・既存のレストラン・テックは「ロボットを導入する」だけ
BabyAGI, an AI agent project, generated significant public interest and search attention according to Google Trends data, potentially catalyzing broader awareness of AI agents as a category. The obser
How do you make the world healthier? Make healthy food convenient and affordable. Rethink restaurants from the ground up with robotics to increase margins. Scale. If this mission excites you, they are
in japan we say “itadakimasu” before using AI tools to show gratitude to the people who provided training data, the researchers who trained the model, the entire chip supply chain, mother earth for th
Is this you? Or maybe one of your friends? We’re hiring our Founding Head of Operations to lead the opening of our first 5 restaurants in NYC. You will build the entire operations playbook that’ll be
Yohei Nakajima shares positive impressions of Cofounder 2, highlighting its well-designed UI/UX and expressing enthusiasm about exploring its features in greater depth, potentially through a follow-up
my fav type of company - both pushing the cultural and technical frontier. @ylanrich has been obsessed with robotics restaurants for 10+ years - built a 5 fully-operational ones at 53% ebitda margin i
the cofounder 2 launch by @intelligenceco hits hard for me especially because this was the prompt i tried 3 years ago that turned into babyagi @jennyai I’m about 30 prompts/iterations in from this sta
Eridale is an initiative by Yohei Nakajima that combines AI and robotics to address universal food accessibility and improve dietary quality. The project aims to tackle malnutrition and food inequalit
toodles from mickey mouse clubhouse was weirdly ahead of its time wake phrase: mickey mouse clubhouse launched in 2006, and “oh toodles” trained toddlers on the assistant wake phrase years before siri
Ylan is the only guy (to my knowledge) who figured out how to make restaurants super profitable by running robot kitchens (while selling food for 35% cheaper!) Amped to support him and Eridale on brin
A $1 Billion one person company may look like a video game. That’s the view Andrew Pignanelli and the team at Intelligence Co are taking. We sat down with him on @11AMdotclub ahead of today’s launch.
Announcing Cofounder 2: Run an entire company with agents. It's the infrastructure for the one person billion dollar company - orchestrating agents across engineering, sales, marketing, ops, and desig
cofounder 2 fan art Media Announcing Cofounder 2: Run an entire company with agents. It's the infrastructure for the one person billion dollar company - orchestrating agents across engineering, sales,
General Intelligence used agents to build an agent platform on Vercel. Their development pipeline has 4,000+ preview branches, ~100 parallel app versions, and dedicated Vercel environments for each of
had a couple ppl ask what made me want to invest (i am lucky they welcomed me), here’s what i answered Announcing Cofounder 2: Run an entire company with agents. It's the infrastructure for the one pe
i love the recent explosion of interactive data visualizations. more plz Who actually shapes AI policy in the U.S.? We mapped 1,812 entities: 745 people, 918 organizations, 2,925 relationships. Fronti
Yohei Nakajima highlights an impressive shader featured on a website's bottom-right card as an example of meticulous attention to detail in design and development. The post emphasizes how even small,
Yohei Nakajima shared an informal post on X expressing enjoyment in creating a video, likely showcasing a project or creative work. The post reflects a personal commentary on the creative process rath
Our friends at the General Intelligence Company just launched Cofounder 2, the operating system for running the one person, billion dollar company. We recently sat down with Andrew to discuss what tha
since babyagi, i've seen hundreds of agentic products and pitches there are only a few i immediately loved, and only one that i invested in past my usual entry stage that was cofounder 1 from @intelli
so now that you have entire teams of agents running your company... ♫ what do we do while your agent runs? ♫ Media Announcing Cofounder 2: Run an entire company with agents. It's the infrastructure fo
this is a great GTM strategy for dev tools It's easy to talk agents... it's harder to know what the heck to build. Introducing 'Build with AgentMail' - a series of curated templates for the most power