$350K–$500K PER YEAR. NO ML EXPERIENCE REQUIRED.
Anthropic just opened a research residency for people who’ve never touched machine learning.
Physicists. Biologists. Founders. Staff engineers.
6 weeks to 6 months. Frontier model access. Real compute.
They don’t want people who learned ML from tutorials. They want people who think differently.
Deadline: November 22. Link in the quoted post.
Applications are now open for the Anthropic Residency, a paid, fixed-term research program for academics, technical founders, and staff-level engineers who want to make AI safe and beneficial for everyone. No ML background is required.
Apply by November 22: https://t.co/uhcXhKTgnO
Applications are now open for the Anthropic Residency, a paid, fixed-term research program for academics, technical founders, and staff-level engineers who want to make AI safe and beneficial for everyone. No ML background is required.
Apply by November 22: https://t.co/uhcXhKTgnO
@lazyapprove we went from "hey Siri set a timer" to an AI ring that books your Uber before you finish breakfast. and somehow people are still asking "but is AI useful?"
ONE PROMPT.” THAT’S WHAT EVERY CAPTION SAID.
Here’s what actually happened behind those viral Opus 5.5 videos:
A 9,500-character director’s brief. A folder of skills. Two API keys. A 12-hour autonomous run. And a critique loop where Opus watches its own rendered frames and fixes them until every score hits 8/10.
The prompt is 10% of the video. The other 90% is the harness.
Here’s what the harness actually does:
· Opus writes a seek(t) function — one pure function that paints any frame on demand. No timers. No CSS transitions. Deterministic. A change is a one-line edit + re-render.
· Closed-form springs replace cheap easing. Mass, overshoot, settle. That’s the difference between “AI motion” and “$5,000 studio motion.”
· Sound is synthesized in code. Every cut locked to 120 BPM. Beat detection with librosa. Clicks and whooshes on measured peaks.
· The critique loop: render a contact sheet, score 1-10 on hook, readability, motion, variety, sound sync. Fix the 3 worst. Repeat until all scores hit 8+.
Tony Dinh paid $1,000+ for a launch video last year. This pipeline builds the same thing in an afternoon.
Donald dictated for 5 minutes, went to sleep, and woke up to a 142-second music video. 2.1M views.
The one-liner gets you a clip. The harness gets you a studio.
This is the most complete motion design course for Opus 5.5 right now. Save it.
TIKTOK ACTIVATED MY MIC 347 TIMES IN THE BACKGROUND.
Instagram: 211. Facebook: 189. Snapchat: 94.
I ran this prompt on my phone. One cable. 10 minutes. Here’s what Claude Code found:
· Apps waking the mic while “closed.” Each activation 3–15 seconds. Keywords cached locally with timestamps. My girlfriend got breakup content on TikTok two hours after I said it out loud on a call.
· $4,712 stolen through Apple Pay over 7 months. Every charge under $6 so I’d never notice. Apple said “Face ID authenticated” and closed the case. Claude Code found a cloned device token registered in Shenzhen.
· A Bluetooth virus that copies your photos, logins, and 2FA codes — then jumps to the next phone in range. No tap needed. One accepted file.
· A hidden camera inside a toy. Uploading video every 30 seconds through your own wifi. All night.
None of this needed a hacker. 5 minutes with your phone is enough.
Every case has an exact prompt you paste into Claude Code. It changes nothing. It just shows you what your phone was hiding.
Run the audit before you scroll past this.