mid-investigation, opencode says its ai tools started refusing requests
a breach hit 1.4% of its hosted console users (not the app). the co-founder says openai's daybreak blue access helped
did daybreak stop anything? unproven
@hakmgpt I thought the same as well but am starting to believe that it is due to more and more context our sessions are using (more connectors, tools, skills built, etc.) compared to a fresh project with opus 5.5 off of a clean slate. I'm using codex, claude, and grokbot btw
ai was supposed to save time at work. for a lot of companies, checking and fixing what it gets wrong became part of the job
89% of firms saw no productivity bump in 3 years (atlanta fed, ~6,000 execs)
pause or pullback?
@felixrieseberg looking forward to try it. Grokbot has been doing more of my personal asks and claude/codex coordination lately due to speed, ease of use, and the persistent vm
ai saved time at businesses. then came the cleanup for the mess 🧹
some stats:
- 89% of firms saw no productivity bump from AI over 3 years (atlanta fed, ~6,000 execs)
- 36% of senior AI leaders say an AI failure caused real damage (EY)
just a pause, or a real pullback? nobody knows yet. quick explainer 👇
AI agents are getting their own search engines
Ceramic costs $0.25 per 1,000 searches via Cloudflare. Google's grounding: $14.
Google still handles ~90% of searches by people but that's changing
how AI agents search? See video outlining this below ⬇️
@dfeinition Thanks Dan. That does work, though it then loads the parent claude.md and removes the barrier between all the projects. Ideally, would be great if there's a way to remove the six folder limit.