Very exciting breaktrough: An FDA-designated AI tool called Vox can analyze just five seconds of a patient’s voice to detect signs of worsening heart failure, using patterns linked to fluid buildup that humans cannot hear. Trained on more than 3 million voice samples and supported by five clinical trials, it points to a huge shift in healthcare: cheaper, earlier, phone-based detection for a disease affecting 64 million people worldwide and costing the U.S. over $30 billion a year. I love it.
The real barrier to AI filmmaking was never the models. It was the prompting overhead between your vision and the output. 72 pre-built workflows. Select, run, done. No prompt engineering required. @morphic just solved the part everyone was quietly struggling with.
Very excited to talk about file systems in agents at the @AICouncilConf this May! Grab tickets now before they sell out: AI Council (@AICouncilConf) Shipping an agent is the easy part. Keeping it alive while you ship 10 more? That's where things fall apart. At AI Council this year we're dedicating an entire track to the people actually solving this. Presenting the "Agent Infrastructure" lineup, curated by @tristanzajonc (Co-Founder & CEO of @continual_ai): → @BraceSproul, Head of Applied AI at @LangChain : “The File System Is All You Need” → @thesephist, Head of AI at @ThriveCapital: “Context Engineering at the Frontier” → @felipehuici, Co-Founder & CEO at @UnikraftCloud: “Running Millions of (Millisecond) AI Sandboxes without Breaking the Piggy Bank” → @glcst, CEO at @tursodatabase: “Agents will need trillions of databases. Let's give it to them!” → @MeryemArik9, CEO at @Doubleword_: “Inference for Async Agents in Production” → @jacopotagliabue, Founder at @Bauplan_labs: “Forgiveness, Not Permission: Running Agents On Production Data” → @TheParminderS , Co-Founder & CEO at Redscope AI: “Building Durable, Long-Running Autonomous Agents” Big thanks to Tristan for pulling these cracked engineers together to share what’s actually working in production. See you at AI Council 2026 in SF, May 12-14! 🎟️ aicouncil.com — https://nitter.net/AICouncilConf/status/2041254177058496866#m
AI is changing the Internet into a platform where you can build literally anything. Travel site? Check. Weather site? Check. An app to watch your favorite sports team? Check. Automatic shopping? Check. And millions of other things. Arlan lays out how to turn the Web into a file system. A new web is here. The autonomous web. Agents are like autonomous vehicles. Get in a Tesla and it will take you to In-N-Out. Or anywhere. It turns the world into a thrill park ride. Same for your agents on the Web. They are like little autonomous vehicles that can do anything. Why do you think the OpenClaw got the nerds so excited? They are building systems to do millions of things automatically on the Web. Where's @timoreilly? He wrote the Web 2.0 memo that gave that its name. Is this Web 4.0? I'd rather call it the autonomous web. How about you? Arlan (@arlanr) x.com/i/article/203981724469… — https://nitter.net/arlanr/status/2041215978957389908#m
Stabilizing video from a camera on a running animal turns out to be brutally hard. Traditional stabilization breaks pretty quickly. We're starting to crack it. Before → After from our latest Petpin pipeline.