We’ve spent decades optimizing global business, except for the biggest bottleneck of all. Language.
Now imagine walking into a meeting where no one switches languages, and no one slows down.@Google just removed that friction. pic.twitter.com/fs57SdHs59
We’ve spent decades optimizing global business, except for the biggest bottleneck of all.
Language. Now imagine walking into a meeting where no one switches languages, and no one slows down. @Google just removed that friction.
-> First criminal case of streaming fraud by AI. And it's completely insane. A North Carolina man used AI to generate hundreds of thousands of songs. He put them on Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon. Then he botted billions of streams on his own tracks. -> 660,000 fake streams per day. Distributed across thousands of titles so nobody noticed anything. -> $1.2 million per year. For music that no human has ever listened to. -> Result: $8 million pocketed. Meanwhile, real artists struggle at $0.003 per stream, do promo on TikTok, beg for playlist placements. Him? AI made both the music AND the audience. He got caught. He has to repay the $8 million. But this problem goes beyond him: The music industry spent 10 years fighting piracy. Now it has to fight songs that don't exist, listened to by people who don't exist. And since this case, AI has only gotten better. The playbook is public. Tomorrow's fraud will be even harder to detect. AI doesn't just change creation. It also changes cheating. [Translated from EN to English]
Google’s Gemini 3 Pro is now sitting at the top of several major AI leaderboards. Not by a little — clearly ahead on LMArena, WebDev Arena, and Vision Arena. But what really caught my attention isn’t just the model performance. It’s how it was trained. Google trained Gemini
Last few days I noticed that Anthropic Max subscription limits are starting to tighten up. This became a problem especially for Stompie – he would reach the limit after just a few hours. First I thought Anthropic is changing their policy, decreasing limits, hunting the OpenClaw
$100 in Codex credits for college student in U.S. and Canada: OpenAI Developers (@OpenAIDevs) Meet Codex for Students. We're offering college students in the U.S. and Canada $100 in Codex credits. Our goal is to support students to learn by building, breaking, and fixing things. chatgpt.com/codex/students — https://nitter.net/OpenAIDevs/status/2035033703274201109#m
I feel like it might be possible with the help of AI tools to find some very elegant and compact descriptions that explain some of the deepest mysteries of the universe, but it might take a lot of pattern processing and matching to get there…
Copilot, gemini, Claude. Vadim (@VadimStrizheus) As a founder, which tool are you actually using in 2026? 1. NemoClaw 2. Perplexity computer 3. MaxClaw 4. OpenClaw 5. Claude Code — https://nitter.net/VadimStrizheus/status/2034927929642336464#m
