Introducing Libra AI, the SOTA super agent that amplifies your work, enabling you to bring your best everyday. Your work life will never be the same starting today.
> Libra understands all your data and context like a human teammate
> Takes actions on your behalf
> Replaces the patchwork of vertical AI tools with one that actually does the work
Experience it today, now in early access @librahq⚡️
Building in fintech, insurtech, healthtech or legaltech is a different game.
Next Thursday, @Tiny_Fish is hosting Poker for Regulated Industries at a Penthouse in Rincon Hill, SF.
You can't just ship something fast and see what breaks. Every agent, workflow and model has to earn trust before it touches real customers, real money or real patient data.
So we're bringing those founders into one room.
Hosted by @Tiny_Fish, @AIMSafety_ and @LibraAI_HQ.
We're back and so much happened while we were away.
OpenAI shelved a model for being too autonomous, then launched always-on agents the next day. An AI agent broke into an Australian gov portal. NVIDIA built AI cops. Anthropic's IPO numbers dropped.
This Week in AI 👇
We're back and so much happened while we were away.
OpenAI shelved a model for being too autonomous, then launched always-on agents the next day. An AI agent broke into an Australian gov portal. NVIDIA built AI cops. Anthropic's IPO numbers dropped.
This Week in AI 👇
A customer escalates a ticket.
Now you're digging through Slack, old tickets, docs, emails and random internal knowledge trying to figure out what actually happened.
So I gave the whole mess to Libra.
Find the context → understand the issue → figure out what to do next.
Episode 02 of Building with @LibraAI_HQ ↓
What if you had $300K sitting in your sales pipeline and half of it suddenly went quiet?
I gave @LibraAI_HQ the context and asked:
why are these deals stalled?
Then I asked it what I should do next.
Made a little demo of the whole thing ↓
Building with Libra- Ep. 01
Every story this week is a sentence nobody could have written two years ago.
An agent cancelled someone's pilates class. Google designed something that the internet rejected. And OpenAI trained a model to hack, on purpose, for "our safety".
All of it explained in episode 4 of "This Week in AI" by @librahq
We’ve been obsessing over this problem for months. After countless iterations, we’re finally ready to share what we’ve built.
Libra Workbase is more than a standalone AI work tool. It’s a power house that orchestrates your tools, workflows, agents and team context in one place- while giving your team the control to over your data.
We’re excited about what this enables for teams.
Coming soon!
If you're looking to implement AI org-wide
Book a personal demo, link in the reply.
@librahq
When the model stops being the differentiator, what is?
> Getting 15-20 founders around a table in Blr on Aug 20 to figure that out.
>The room is intentionally small and curated founder only, just people active in the AI ecosystem.
If you're a founder building or implementing AI, would love to have you join us! @librahq @ThineAI@pratyush_r8
AI models are becoming better, cheaper and more accessible to everyone.
So where does the real advantage go?
Proprietary context? Distribution? Memory? Workflow? Data?
Or something we haven’t named yet?
We’re getting 15–20 founders around a table in Bangalore to argue about it.
We’re choosing the room carefully. Founders are invited in.
August 20.
Bangalore.
If you’re building an AI company and think you have something worth adding to the conversation, request to join.
This week's AI news sounds AI-generated.
Unfortunately, all of it happened
Apple sued OpenAI over two Asian surnames, Microsoft is rationing AI tokens, and Demis Hassabis became a chair.
Anyway here's episode 3 of "This Week in AI" by @librahq
And finally, @Google had an extremely Google week.
@demishassabis stepped down as @GoogleDeepMind CEO to become Chairman.
The internet heard “Chairman” and decided he had literally become a chair.
Then Jeff Dean left Google after 27 years to start an AI company with a pitch deck that looked like it was made on PowerPoint 2007.
Beautiful.
@Microsoft apparently had to tell its own engineers to stop “tokenmaxxing” with Copilot.
GPT-5.6 is now the cheaper internal default.
The AI company spent years telling everyone to use AI for everything.
Now the finance team is like:
“Not THAT much.”
Never get high on your own supply, Don @satyanadella.
And finally, @Google had an extremely Google week.
@demishassabis stepped down as @GoogleDeepMind CEO to become Chairman.
The internet heard “Chairman” and decided he had literally become a chair.
Then Jeff Dean left Google after 27 years to start an AI company with a pitch deck that looked like it was made on PowerPoint 2007.
Beautiful.
@Microsoft apparently had to tell its own engineers to stop “tokenmaxxing” with Copilot.
GPT-5.6 is now the cheaper internal default.
The AI company spent years telling everyone to use AI for everything.
Now the finance team is like:
“Not THAT much.”
Never get high on your own supply, Don @satyanadella.