Vous avez tort de vous moquer de @MistralAI Avec le peu d’argent que l’Europe met sur l’IA, c’est un miracle que @MistralAI soit 74 eme meilleur modèle Mistral a une super équipe qui se bat avec des bouts de ficelles face aux acteurs US @arthurmensch a réussi un exploit
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India’s AI Impact Startups Transforming Lives at Scale
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AI that doesn’t just innovate but also transforms lives. Explore India’s AI Impact Startups, a powerful compendium of 100+ Startups and nonprofits using AI to solve real-world challenges at scale. From Bharat to the world, these solutions are driving inclusion, accessibility, and
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AI Empowers Individual Developers to Build Startups Independently
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AI is rapidly leveling the playing field Anyone, any where in the world can now be a 100x developer – building entire products on their own Even better you don’t even need to raise money to create a successful startup
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AI Jobs Boom: Big Companies Cut, Small Companies Hire
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The big companies are cutting. New small companies are hiring. There is a coming AI jobs boom. Those people spending $1,000 a day or more? You think they are gonna go to some trade show to setup the booth? Nope. So they will need to hire a marketing director. Robots won't arrive soon enough for that. Yeah, might come five years from now. But I changed the world with three years at Microsoft. Smart people change with the times. Stupid people protest the change. Harshil Mathur (@harshilmathur) Few months ago, I set up a small AI hacker team at @Razorpay 2 people. Today, they are 100x builders. With AI, people aren’t the constraint. Org structure is. So now I’m scaling this. If you’ve spent the last few months deep in Claude Code / OpenClaw / agents (or anything similar) and feel like you’ve seen the future – this is for you. What you’ll do: Review workflows. Rebuild them with AI. Ship fast. Perks: • Unlimited tokens. Any model. Any tool. • Real problems at massive scale • No hierarchy. Direct access across the org No compensation ceiling. Pay scales with output, not title. Outperform the org, out-earn it. No resume. Send me what you’ve built with AI. (Form below) Bangalore | Full-time | Builders only. — https://nitter.net/harshilmathur/status/2042544939591229556#m
→ View original post on X — @scobleizer, 2026-04-10 10:12 UTC
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AgentCraft: Agent Orchestration Inspired by 90s Games
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Day 3 at @aiDotEngineer @idosal1 is taking a fun approach to agent orchestration and observability – straight out of a 90s game
— Annabell Schaefer (@annabellschfr) 10 avril 2026
– every agent is visualized as a little avatar
– you can run campaigns and start your agents right from the game
– all tools and folders are little… pic.twitter.com/TYwHHyT2JDDay 3 at @aiDotEngineer @idosal1 is taking a fun approach to agent orchestration and observability – straight out of a 90s game – every agent is visualized as a little avatar
– you can run campaigns and start your agents right from the game
– all tools and folders are little buildings getagentcraft.com/ [Translated from EN to English]→ View original post on X — @scobleizer, 2026-04-10 08:52 UTC
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Prototype Versus Product: Real User Contact Defines Success
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The prototype is not the product. The product is what survives contact with real users and gets maintained and improved over months.
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Real user feedback beats months of internal iteration
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Real feedback from real users in one week beats six months of internal iteration every time.
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Anthropic’s $30B ARR milestone threatens OpenAI’s market dominance
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The timing against Anthropic hitting $30B ARR and surpassing OpenAI's revenue run rate makes this more urgent than a routine pricing update.
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Junior App Development Commoditization: Product-Market Fit Remains Human
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"It's so over" for what specifically. Junior app development as a service. Yes, probably. Building products people actually want to use. Still very much a human problem.
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Free Version Strategy: Retention vs. Conversion Calibration
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The free version not being fixed by accident is the uncomfortable part. Good enough to retain, not good enough to convert is a deliberate calibration.