Is that "just a good model" frustration, or is it still meaningfully better than 4.6 for you?
GENERATIVE AI
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Sub-10% error rates signal continued AI reasoning breakthroughs
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Sub-10% on the frontier is kind of reassuring, the plateau talk this month was starting to sound like we're done with reasoning gains.
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Claude Code UI Design Raises Concerns About Uniformity
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Same for Claude Code in my case, the UI I dream about is identical, which is concerning.
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$200 Price Tag Reflects Overengineered AI for Simple Tasks
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The $200 feels about right for how overengineered these thinking traces get on basic asks haha.
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Claude API Pricing Creates Budget Constraints for Developers
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The pricing wall is real Gergely, I've already have to pick which projects get the Claude Code budget daily haha
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SD2 TTS Audio Consistency Testing With Video Wrappers
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I was testing some TTS audio outputs with SD2 yesterday and found it would always change the audio. If I put the same audio in a video wrapper, it's more likely to stay consistent?
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AI Transforms Every Job: Task-Level Evolution and Displacement
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🤖 AI is going to change every job. Some roles will be displaced, most will be augmented, and entirely new jobs will be created. The practical way to understand this is to break work down into tasks.
— Bernard Marr (@BernardMarr) 16 avril 2026
In this video, I cover:
✅ Why most jobs evolve through task-level… pic.twitter.com/7iFt8KR1tAAI is going to change every job. Some roles will be displaced, most will be augmented, and entirely new jobs will be created. The practical way to understand this is to break work down into tasks. In this video, I cover: Why most jobs evolve through task-level
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How AI Wingman agents handle tasks and decision-making
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Here’s what’s actually happening in that demo: → Each Wingman runs on a schedule or fires on a trigger
(new email, calendar update, inbound message) → Low-stakes tasks: it executes automatically → Consequential actions: it pauses, asks once, then acts That’s the part that -
Building autonomous AI agent networks for task automation
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Close the chat.
— God of Prompt (@godofprompt) 16 avril 2026
Your “automation” dies.
That’s how most AI tools still work.
I built a network of Wingmans on Emergent:
each one assigned a job, running on schedules and triggers, handling the small work that quietly eats your headspace all day.
Watch this 👇 pic.twitter.com/Os9OBQkfdvClose the chat.
Your “automation” dies. That’s how most AI tools still work. I built a network of Wingmans on Emergent:
each one assigned a job, running on schedules and triggers, handling the small work that quietly eats your headspace all day. Watch this -
Millions of AI-Powered Apps Emerging on X Platform
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After building this https://
alignednews.com/ai (all built on X API) I see that there are millions of apps to be built on X. Highly personalized news is where we are going.