STARTUPS - AI Dynamics

Conversation with the co-founder of Notion about the agent-first evolution

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22 June 2026 13h10

I sat down with Akshay Kothari (@akothari), co-founder of @NotionHQ , to talk about Notion’s evolution from a notes app into an agent-first workspace.

We discussed:

• why templates became Notion’s real unlock
• how humans, code, and AI agents will work side by side
•… pic.twitter.com/pCaoojndGs
— Chubby♨️ (@kimmonismus) 22 juin 2026

I sat down with Akshay Kothari (@akothari), co-founder of @NotionHQ, to discuss Notion's evolution from a note-taking app to an agent-first workspace. We talked about: • why templates became the real breakthrough

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22 June 2026

@testingcatalog — 2026-06-22

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@testingcatalog

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22 June 2026 10h02

URGENT : Sakana AI a annoncé les systèmes Sakana Fugu et Sakana Fugu Ultra, qui obtiennent des performances équivalentes à Claude Fable 5 et Mythos 5 sur de nombreux benchmarks. > Sakana AI est un laboratoire d’IA japonais, et Fugu est un modèle d’orchestration entraîné pour

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22 June 2026

Sakana AI’s Fugu models use agent orchestration to reach Fable/Mythos levels

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@therundownai

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22 June 2026 4h03

Big release out of Japan’s Sakana AI. Its Fugu and Fugu Ultra models use agent orchestration of a variety of other models to reach Fable/Mythos levels on several benchmarks

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22 June 2026

Anthropic Mythos new high-performance version, only the beginning

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@kimmonismus

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21 June 2026 19h56

A new, more powerful version of Anthropic's Mythos has come out of training. In itself, this is nothing extraordinary. What else could one expect? That Mythos is already the end? Of course not. This is only the beginning. What is exciting here is the

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21 June 2026

AI age rulers arise during AI bust

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@pmddomingos

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21 June 2026 3h17

The companies that will rule the AI Age will be born during the AI bust.

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21 June 2026

Don’t just add AI button, rebuild projects AI-first, e.g. hotelist

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@levelsio

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20 June 2026 21h53

I normally don't like plugging on an AI chat into my projects, because it's seems too easy and basic

I think you should instead rebuild entire projects from the ground up to be AI first, not just add some AI button

But in this case https://t.co/kH0hX7mhQy is already AI from the… https://t.co/zRZ8IAHlxZ pic.twitter.com/4wVzmAGL6g
— @levelsio (@levelsio) 20 juin 2026

I normally don't like plugging on an AI chat into my projects, because it's seems too easy and basic I think you should instead rebuild entire projects from the ground up to be AI first, not just add some AI button But in this case http://
hotelist.com is already AI from the

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20 June 2026

AI logos mirror overpromise versus mundane reality

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@pascal_bornet

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20 June 2026 7h00

𝗜 𝗵𝗮𝘃𝗲 𝗮 𝘁𝗵𝗲𝗼𝗿𝘆 𝗮𝗯𝗼𝘂𝘁 𝘁𝗵𝗲𝘀𝗲 𝗔𝗜 𝗹𝗼𝗴𝗼𝘀. Maybe they are simply reflecting the output, because every AI company promises to transform humanity, reinvent work, and accelerate intelligence, but the moment someone asks for a clean PowerPoint or a decent

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20 June 2026

Business spending on OpenAI and Anthropic on the rise

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@antgrasso

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19 June 2026 20h01

Business spending is concentrated around OpenAI and Anthropic, with a strong increase related to enterprise-focused tools. Source @VisualCap via @antgrasso

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19 June 2026

John Jumper leaves Google DeepMind to join Anthropic, a major victory

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@kimmonismus

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19 June 2026 18h46

Holy shit!! John Jumper, one of the key figures behind AlphaFold and co-winner of the Nobel Prize alongside Demis Hassabis, leaves Google DeepMind to join Anthropic. A huge loss for Google DeepMind, and a crazy win for Anthropic! What is going on, especially at Google DeepMind?

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19 June 2026

Founders test models on unsolved problems: completing work vs making work

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@packym

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19 June 2026 17h36

Very good point. See something similar talking to founders with very specific hard problems to solve – they test each new model for the ability to churn through their list of unsolved problems. In both cases, completing work v making work.

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19 June 2026