I'm betting my company on proactive agents
agents that sift through 100x more data than anyone, decide what's the most critical thing to work on, and just do it
I wrote down my thoughts
https://t.co/5WkVlwtKwR
I had a similar feeling when this Fable mf figured out the bug was not in my code but in a third party Rust library that embeds data into executable binaries, and it fixed the bug in the fkin library.
Some will not like this but we are approaching an era of bug-less software.
If dozens of agents can scan and test your codebase dozens of times per day, bugs become a pay to win scenario.
The only way you can have bugs is by shipping faster than you scan for bugs. It's a new tradeoff that wasn't really a thing in the past, you would write the code with the best intentions assuming it's perfect and later down the line someone hits an edge case in production you didn't think of. Then you'd fix the bug and repeat.
Now it's just a pipeline, a model writes the code, another builds a big ass workflow testing all sorts of weird edge cases hitting the same production bug in minutes, before you even open the PR.
And yet we still have plenty of manual code writers thinking they will charge money for "fixing AI slop".
Wake up before a $20 workflow billed by usage fixes more bugs in 20 minutes than you can fix in 5 days of full time work.
🚨 BREAKING NEWS: @Waymo is expanding to Spain and potentially Portugal as well.
The company registered a new entity in Spain, titled Waymo Iberia SL on June 11, 2026.
Update: I've joined @AnthropicAI and taken leave from the university. Excited to work with many talented, mission-driven people on the defining technology of our time.
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Eventually, even digital data will no longer be owned by individuals on their own initiative. Whenever there is a major change or accident in the world, in a country, in a government, in an idea, in a trend, access to it may suddenly be cut off.
Os voy a contar algo que me hace mucha ilusión. 💜
Hoy @elespanolcom ha contado mi historia. Pero más allá de la historia, hay algo que he construido yo misma y que de verdad quiero enseñaros.
Soy ingeniera y tengo un cáncer de mama muy raro. En vez de quedarme quieta, hice lo único que sé hacer: ponerme a construir. Con IA he creado una herramienta que dibuja en 3D mis metástasis y ayuda a decidir dónde biopsiar, qué lesión da el mejor material para acertar con el tratamiento que me puede dar más vida.
Y lo más fuerte: no es una idea guardada en un cajón. El equipo de oncólogos de Zúrich que lleva mi caso ya la está usando para tomar esa decisión.
Para mí esto es lo que debería ser la IA en medicina: no quitarle el sitio al médico, sino darle mejores ojos para decidir. Y si me sirve a mí, ojalá sirva a más personas con tumores raros a las que nadie da respuesta.
🔬 La herramienta: https://t.co/oLL6Nipxoc
🗞️ Mi historia en El Español: https://t.co/EmautZrHee
Si os toca algo, compartidlo. Cada persona que lo ve ayuda de verdad. Gracias por estar siempre ahí. 💜
Excited to share that I’m back at GitHub as a Principal Design Engineer, working on the new GitHub Copilot App. Looking forward to building great experiences, collaborating with an amazing team, and helping define the future of agentic coding.
🔴 #ÚLTIMAHORA | La Agencia Tributaria confirma que el 37% de los asalariados cobra el SMI, fijado en 1.221 euros mensuales para 2026.
Unos 4 millones de personas perciben esta cuantía, lo que muestra una "penetración del salario mínimo en la estructura laboral de España".