Something big is happening in AI right now: closer to a major inflection than an incremental update (https://t.co/0zd7fpq7CY). The risks and societal stakes are real and urgent (https://t.co/Md7PTjJzF0)
@peng_t_ong Yes, if the definition of success is clearly defined, but orgs rarely can define a successful implementation that well. So in the near term (1-3yrs), it'll likely will look like a series of prompts, with humans in the loop, that rapidly accelerate an implementation.
A simple, yet powerful, way to generate personal project ideas with Claude Code or OpenAI Codex:
Use these 4 prompts, one at a time, in the same conversation (your reactions between steps steer everything):
3. "Now lots of only wild and ambitious ideas. Things only possible with thousands of AI agents. Things no one would've tried before AI." Removing the feasibility ceiling unlocks a totally different set of ideas.
@joshgroban Weโll be there at your first-ever full concert in Hawaii at Blaisdell ๐บ๐ด๐ Canโt wait for the orchestra + choir moments too ๐ป
Everyoneโs focused on short content, but something else is going on. People are turning back to longform. Movies, songs, and videos are getting longer: "Audiences Prove that Experts Are Dead Wrong" https://t.co/0djwSCi2vu (by @tedgioia)
@buitengebieden The people cheering for the dad probably care more about connection than perfect dance moves. The critics likely value independence and toughness. Both groups are just showing what they think helps kids grow strong. And that usually comes from their values.
@hubermanlab@TheMarthaBeck Protocols for the mind and soul are under-appreciated and underutilized. Thanks for bringing them forward. One of your most thought-provoking episodes ever.
At @pacetogether every person starts group by being asked to โShare something Real+Honest.โ
Sounds like some made up shit, right? It is. And hereโs why... 1/10