Karpathy's second brain ingestion paradigm, where you have a folder to dump your raw data into and then an agent processes and structures it to add it to a wiki or second brain, is a scalable pattern for so many other applications. In my case, for example, I already had a
MARKET TRENDS
-
Digital Workers: Contextual AI Orchestration, Not Basic Automation
By
–
Digital workers contextually understand specific operating procedures and regulatory guidance, unlike basic automation of the past. The human role shifts from data bridge to orchestrator of AI agent fleets. Partner content with Adlib. #adlib_iiot pic.twitter.com/7SQom7t9YS
— Lucian Fogoros (@fogoros) 31 mai 2026Digital workers contextually understand specific operating procedures and regulatory guidance, unlike basic automation of the past. The human role shifts from data bridge to orchestrator of AI agent fleets. Partner content with Adlib. #adlib_iiot
-
Guild: unifies Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex on one machine
By
–
Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex can now work as one team.
— AlphaSignal AI (@AlphaSignalAI) 31 mai 2026
Multi-agent coding setups keep losing context across tools and sessions.
Guild is a single Go binary that fixes this.
It runs a local MCP server backed by embedded SQLite.
Nothing leaves your machine, no cloud, no… pic.twitter.com/4JI1V4InrfClaude Code, Cursor, and Codex can now work as one team. Multi-agent coding setups keep losing context across tools and sessions. Guild is a single Go binary that fixes this. It runs a local MCP server backed by embedded SQLite. Nothing leaves your machine, no cloud, no
-
MWC 2026: AI integrates into work, communication, and decisions
By
–
MWC 2026 made one thing very clear — AI is quickly integrating into how we work, communicate, and make decisions every day. From AI-powered devices and smart assistants to autonomous workflows and infrastructure.
-
Anthropic plans consumer and bioscience expansion with new features
By
–
Anthropic is planning to further expand into the consumer and bioscience sectors. The biggest things to watch for – Conway agent
– Orbit assistant
– Knowledge-based memory
– Multilingual Voice Mode
– Operon for bioscience researchers and more! Which one do you think will -
AI stumble predicted as ‘too big to fail’ with potential carnage
By
–
Anyone remember how I said in January 2025 that AI was going to be stumble and be dubbed “too big to fail”, along with cries for bailouts? If that call was correct – which increasingly seems likely, as the bets escalate to insane heights – the carnage could be immense:
-
AI-Generated Feature Film ‘Hell Grind’ Debuts at Cannes, Made in 14 Days
By
–
🎬 The first AI-generated feature film just made waves in Cannes.
— Amitav Bhattacharjee (@bamitav) 31 mai 2026
Hell Grind was reportedly created in just 14 days using AI video tools, with a budget of around $500,000.#aiart #aifilm #aivideo #Aiartowork #AI #artificialintelligence #movie #film @sonu_monika @enilev… pic.twitter.com/BPrXNF0oh4The first AI-generated feature film just made waves in Cannes. Hell Grind was reportedly created in just 14 days using AI video tools, with a budget of around $500,000. #aiart #aifilm #aivideo #Aiartowork #AI #artificialintelligence #movie #film @sonu_monika @enilev
-
Codex user growth projected to reach 10 million by October
By
–
Codex user growth, if this trend continues, it would be 10m by October
-
Masayoshi Son invests 75 billion in France for AI datacenter
By
–
Masayoshi Son, Japan's second richest man and SoftBank CEO, is about to invest 75 billion in France to build one of Europe's largest AI datacenters. Why France and not elsewhere? A simple reason: our nuclear electricity, abundant and carbon-free. AI
-
AI becomes the floor, thinking without it is the new advantage
By
–
Everyone now has access to AI. The tool is no longer an advantage: it has become the floor. And as equipment levels out, the differentiator shifts: it will not be in the ability to use these tools, but in that of thinking without them when the stakes