The first law of AI progress: for every action there is an equivalent and opposite overreaction.
@tunguz
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Sadness over lack of hype for Gemini 3.5 Pro release
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https://t.co/R6tRn73u4m pic.twitter.com/T6ik2dXliW
— Bojan Tunguz (@tunguz) 25 juin 2026It's sad that Gemini 3.5 Pro release has 0 hype
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Demis praised for AlphaFold and Go, but general AI instincts off
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Kudos to Demis for Go and AlphaFold, but his instincts for a general-purpose AI have been consistently way off.
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Solopreneur unicorn token expenditure far exceeds 100-person company
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If we ever end up with a solopreneur unicorn the token expenditure will be orders of magnitude higher than if it were a 100 person company.
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DGX Spark: The Quiet Dark Horse of Local AI
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DGX Spark is becoming the quiet dark horse of local AI.
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Not surprised about Grok, other models more reasonable now
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Not surprised about Grok, but glad to see even other models to be much more reasonable now.
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User hopes 5.6 brings impressive math solving abilities.
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I just hope 5.6 comes with some mad Math solving skills. Don’t really care about how much better of a coding model it’s gonna be.
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Future AI models will be so powerful they self-ban
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The future models will be so powerful that they will ban themselves.
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OS Models Must Be Key in Your AI Strategy
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Not necessarily, but OS models now have to be a major part of your AI strategy going forward.
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Google’s AI turnaround short-lived as OpenAI and Anthropic reclaim lead
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This is such a major falling off. After being mocked for years for being a total AI laggard, Google had a major turnaround at the end of the last year with Gemini 3 and Nano Banana 2 releases. But OpenAI and Anthropic quickly caught up, took over the lead, and then gradually