I've started something new.
Every morning I send out one short post about what's actually happening in AI and what it means for businesses — one real number, one clear takeaway, readable in a minute. No hype, no spam, just the one thing worth knowing.
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Bezos just bet $12B on an AI that designs the physical world.
His startup Prometheus raised $12B at a $41B valuation — JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs and BlackRock backing it — to build an "artificial general engineer" that designs everything from jet engines to drug compounds.
THE MOVE: have one non-technical person on your team rebuild your simplest internal tool in a vibe-coding app this week. If it covers 80% of the job, you walk into the next renewal with leverage.
One dispatch a day. Every claim sourced. Follow the run.
146 people in Stockholm just hit $500M run-rate. Lovable's users type 1M new apps a week — mostly non-coders.
The software your team buys is becoming software it types. Your SaaS renewal math just broke.
This is ARKLY Dispatch No. 001. The record begins.
@ThorHaalands AI gjør deg farlig rask på første 70–80 %. Men resten er fortsatt der folk med dømmekraft, erfaring og forståelse skiller seg ut.
Det farlige er at det er godt nok til å se ferdig ut lenge før det faktisk er det. Det er der mange blander fart med kvalitet.
Remote-controlling your dev environment from your phone is cool, but if you really need an AI to keep your terminal alive while you “take a walk,” your actual bottleneck isn’t tooling, it’s focus and priorities.
New in Claude Code: Remote Control.
Kick off a task in your terminal and pick it up from your phone while you take a walk or join a meeting.
Claude keeps running on your machine, and you can control the session from the Claude app or https://t.co/er6Blrr63e
here's a demo of a code review system built with ~100 lines of VVM code.
this runs 9 specialized reviewers running in parallel. each writes a full review to disk.
the orchestrator just tracks refs. the synthesizer pulls what it needs. context stays bounded.