The open source slop problem is a bit alarming TBH. We need better attribution and filtering rather than pulling back from open contributions entirely.
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Self-Improving AI Skills Gaining Momentum
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Super cool to see self-improving skills getting more attention! Will play around when it's out π
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AMD CEO Lisa Su meets Upstage in Seoul for AI partnership
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Honored to meet AMD CEO @LisaSu in Seoul. We're adopting AMD's Instinct MI355X GPU to power our Upstage Solar LLM and Korea's sovereign AI. The future of AI is being built right here. π°π·π #AMD #AI #Upstage #SolarLLM
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Bezos Prepares $100 Billion to Revolutionize Manufacturing with AI
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Jeff Bezos is preparing one of the biggest industrial bets of the decade. $100 billion. A fund to acquire manufacturing companies and transform them with AI. According to the Wall Street Journal, Bezos has already met with sovereign wealth funds in the Middle East and Singapore to raise this colossal amount. Targeted sectors: semiconductors, defense, aerospace. The project is called "Project Prometheus" β a startup of which Bezos is co-CEO, dedicated to applying generative AI to engineering and industrial production. It has already raised $6.2 billion by end of 2025. And on the board? David Limp, the CEO of Blue Origin. What you need to understand: – So far, the AI race has been playing out in software. Chatbots, image generation, code. – Bezos just moved the playing field into the physical world. – We're talking about reinventing how we manufacture chips, aircraft, cars. With AI as the engine. AI won't just change what we see on our screens. It will change what we build with our hands. And Bezos just put $100 billion on this conviction. The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) Breaking: Jeff Bezos is in talks to raise $100 billion for a new fund that would buy manufacturing companies and use AI to automate them wsj.com/tech/jeff-bezos-aimsβ¦ β https://nitter.net/WSJ/status/2034706038448881849#m [Translated from EN to English]
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WhatsApp Agent with Persistent Memory and Learning Capabilities
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Persistent WhatsApp Agent
— Abacus.AI (@abacusai) 19 mars 2026
The agent remembers.
Preferences, conversations, context – stored and updated after every interaction.
It improves over time. pic.twitter.com/XuFV5uXzqJPersistent WhatsApp Agent The agent remembers. Preferences, conversations, context – stored and updated after every interaction.
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24/7 Personal Agent for Automated Content Distribution
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24/7 Personal Agent
— Abacus.AI (@abacusai) 19 mars 2026
Run an agent that works continuously in the background.
Example:
Send an article β it becomes a Twitter thread, LinkedIn post, and summary β saved in Notion automatically. pic.twitter.com/7rfRRj1fnQ24/7 Personal Agent Run an agent that works continuously in the background. Example:
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OpenClaw: Deploy WhatsApp Support Agent in Seconds, No Code
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Deploy in Seconds
— Abacus.AI (@abacusai) 19 mars 2026
Describe what you want in plain English.
OpenClaw connects your data, builds the logic, and launches a WhatsApp support agent instantly.
No code. pic.twitter.com/m2NfGGh8ymDeploy in Seconds Describe what you want in plain English. OpenClaw connects your data, builds the logic, and launches a WhatsApp support agent instantly.
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Sub-agent teams improving rapidly, management skills becoming essential
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The sub-agent teams are getting very good. So good, I may have to start providing management textbooks to my students soon.
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Definitive Guide to Writing Good Prose with AI
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we just published the definitive guide to writing good prose with your AI read it on @every
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LLMs struggle to generate useful APL code effectively
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I think there's a fair reaction. OTOH, when using LLMs with APL, which is an extremely efficient and well-designed language, AI is hasn't been able to create any useful code at all for me so far. So their conclusions may be correct anyway…