Rolling out some new interface experiments in Moneybot on @CashApp
First one: Visual Prompts.
We’re trying to move AI beyond chat UI. Chat assumes you know what to ask, then makes you read instead of just showing.
Visual Prompts bring together context, visual interface, and actions around what matters most in the moment.
A change in spending. An upcoming payment. A chance to save more.
Goal is to feel more GUI than chatbot.
Will report back what customers think.
At Sonoma Raceway, Google Developer Experts built an AI Race Coach using Google Antigravity to bridge software code and vehicle telemetry.
Tapping 100+ car sensors on a Pixel 10, Gemma 4 ran locally to deliver real-time audio coaching.
The Claude Security plugin for Claude Code is now available in beta.
Scan your changes for vulnerabilities before you commit, or run a full scan across your codebase, all from your terminal on the Claude inference you already run.
The greatest ever has joined X, and his first post is a banger
A letter on why open models are the future
He’s 100% right. And you should be paying attention
Open models will allow every company and person have their own custom, Fable level intelligence. Built completely for their needs
Fine tuned to do exactly what they need it to do
All data, prompts, tokens, completely private
Running 100% on their desks on something as small as a DGX Spark or Mac Mini
This future is guaranteed to come. Every path is leading this way. No government or corporation will be able to stop it
Open models are getting exponentially better and more efficient
They have caught up to frontier, and soon their tokens will be so efficient to create you’ll be able to run them on crap hardware
The time to start getting ready, educating yourself, and even setting up these models is now
It doesn’t matter what hardware you have. You can do this.
All you need is a Hermes or OpenClaw to be your local AI administrator
Ask it to examine your hardware, then look at Hugging Face and see which models you can run. Then ask it to list them with top use cases you can run on each.
Ask it to load the model and get started
Will they be the best models? Depending on your hardware probably not. But they’ll only get smarter and faster. This is the worst they’ll ever be.
The future is coming, and now one of the greatest entrepreneurs of all time came to this platform to reinforce it
Start preparing.
Android 17 is here. Portrait-only apps are dead on large screens. No workaround. Adaptive UI is now mandatory. This is the UX to AX shift Maeda's been talking about. Design for context or your app breaks on a foldable.
#AX#android_17
Claude Cowork is coming to mobile and web.
Hand Claude a task at your desk and pick up the finished work from your phone. Close the laptop and Claude keeps going.
https://t.co/cpOHgDwmdL
🚨BEW: Retired 4-Star Navy Admiral and Navy SEAL William McRaven calls out Hegseth for firing General Chris Donahue: “The American people should demand answers. The future of our national security depends on it.”
RETWEET if you stand with Admiral McRaven against Pete Hegseth!
I hope future One UI updates take some inspiration from Pixel when it comes to status bar icons.
They're cleaner, more consistent and easier to understand at a glance.
What do you think? 👇
Juneteenth is American history. A day to remember the resilience, courage, and determination of those who never stopped fighting for freedom. We honor the past, celebrate freedom, and look toward a better future. Happy Juneteenth.
more secure than my Hermes or OpenClaw agents. Still, because I'm giving it full access to the Mac Mini and letting it run Xcode, this is going to be an interesting journey. Let's see what happens
I’ve been really interested in Claude Code lately specifically using it as an isolated 'ClaudeOS' environment so I went ahead and bought another Mac Mini. Yes, an entire dedicated machine just to run an independent instance. In my experience, Claude Code feels a bit safer and
This guy figured out the agents like no one else.
Codex builds it. Claude Code reviews it. Hermes orchestrates the handoff.
Three agents. One Kanban board. Nobody is waiting on a human.