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When the LLMs and agents have context, memory, and, eventually, continual learning, prompting will be as simple as asking for what you want. Or sometimes not even having to ask (predictive agents). https://t.co/STBCscbofG
— Paul Roetzer (@paulroetzer) 24 avril 2026
When the LLMs and agents have context, memory, and, eventually, continual learning, prompting will be as simple as asking for what you want. Or sometimes not even having to ask (predictive agents).
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Definitely a product fail, but even bigger customer success / communications fail. That escalation letter is painful to read.
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“Cursor has also given SpaceX the right to acquire Cursor later this year for $60 billion or pay $10 billion for our work together.”
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Crazy. “We also retroactively patched our API so public project chats couldn't be accessed, no matter what. Unfortunately, in February, while unifying permissions in our backend, we accidentally re-enabled access to chats on public projects.”
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We had 4,000+ attendees from 95+ countries at the 2025 Summit. We all write, regardless of role. This is an incredible event (and it's free!).
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Yup. Whether the industry ever agrees on a definition of AGI—or if we’ve reached it—is largely irrelevant. The current and near-term AI capabilities are enough to completely disrupt business, government, education, and society.
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If you want to amass an army of X bot followers—and make your replies a bunch of AI slop—just post about Open. Although I’m guessing the will probably trigger more too.
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We curated 150+ topics from Q1 episodes to pick the top 10 trends in AI from the past quarter.
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I think tech leaders and economists who point to increasing demand for software developers as proof that AI won’t displace millions of jobs are creating a false sense of hope. For companies that have limited growth and demand, the pressure to reduce headcount across all
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Upcoming Improvements: Add pothole avoidance.