Andrew Yang

Darwin Ventures | Investing and building automated workflows | ex-presidential speechwriter | dad to 👧🏻🐕🐕🐕‍🦺

[Andrew Yang @AndrewYang33]

@tankots @WisprFlow Editing to add to dictionary only works ~30% of the time 😔

Also finding I sometimes switch back to Apple dictation now, ONLY bec I can see live progress as I talk

[Andrew Yang @AndrewYang33]

@jasonlk It’s shocking how many orgs around me fail to recognize these ppl.

[Andrew Yang @AndrewYang33]

@dunkhippo33 @vishakha041 @computextaipei Huashan 1914 has tons of cultural events and is same metro line.

東門 Dongmen station area has tons of food & cafes.

中山 Zhongshan and 西門 Ximen are where all the young ppl flock to

Xiangshan 象山 has a good easy hike next to Taipei 101

[Andrew Yang @AndrewYang33]

@Alfred_Lin It’s tough if you’re on a team where most ppl hold prior default. They’d even ridicule you. Really important to hold firm and keep re-examining

[Andrew Yang @AndrewYang33]

@thisisgrantlee So good ❤️. I come back to joy. Working in @GammaApp brings me joy, and I know tons of users who feel the same. That "feeling" part is often underrated.

[Andrew Yang @AndrewYang33]

@jnnnthnn Love how you're rebuilding the email interface!

[Andrew Yang @AndrewYang33]

@interaction The onboarding was ridiculously easy and smooth. Only (tiny) glitch was Google integration but quickly resolved. This is what it should feel like to begin using an agent product

[Andrew Yang @AndrewYang33]

@karpathy @peterxing Yeah even when I share code, my agent opts to distill the idea anyway and finds what's applicable to my own knowledge base (did it w your first tweet)

[Andrew Yang @AndrewYang33]

And it’s insanely hard to set up. I had @claudeai code do it. 1 hr, 5 debugging sessions later, still not working. Claude code can’t find why. 1st time I’ve felt an impossible barrier w cc

[Aakash Gupta @aakashgupta]

Anthropic's Claude Code Channels supports three messaging apps. Telegram, Discord, and iMessage. That's the full list. The community has "requested" Slack and WhatsApp.

OpenClaw already runs on 20+. WhatsApp, Telegram, Discord, Slack, Signal, iMessage, Microsoft Teams, Google Chat, LINE, Matrix, Feishu, Nostr, IRC. Tencent built a full WeChat integration on March 10. Nearly 1,000 engineers lined up at their Shenzhen headquarters to install it on their laptops.

By shipping OpenClaw as an MCP server, Steinberger just made that entire messaging layer pluggable into any MCP-compatible agent. Including Claude Code. A developer can now route Claude's brain through OpenClaw's 20-channel infrastructure and skip Anthropic's three-app limitation entirely.

This is the move Anthropic designed and can't block. They invented MCP. They donated it to the Linux Foundation in December. They built it as an open standard specifically so third parties would build connectors. Steinberger is now the third party building the connector that makes their own Channels product redundant.

The sequence: Anthropic forces a trademark rename on Clawdbot. Steinberger joins OpenAI. Anthropic ships Channels as the "OpenClaw killer." One week later, the guy collecting an OpenAI paycheck turns Anthropic's own protocol into the reason developers don't need Anthropic's product.

Three companies. One protocol. Zero way to stop it.

[Andrew Yang @AndrewYang33]

Same here, @GammaApp Imagine is giving me incredible stylistic range for every design job

[Olivia Moore @omooretweets]

The new Gamma Imagine is insanely good at graphic generation 🤯

I gave it a date and a theme for an event and asked for an invite.

It came up with three genuinely clever options - and I could edit each with text prompts + easy buttons 👇

[Andrew Yang @AndrewYang33]

@NVIDIAAIDev @openclaw Listening to Brev founders on @latentspacepod and then seeing this, shows a different view of NVIDIA

[Andrew Yang @AndrewYang33]

@julianlehr I agree words are slower. But I like chat for 2 reasons: it allows me to focus, bec GUIs are often designed to keep me there. Eg Linkedin

And words are better for nuance or brainstorming, like you wrote in the post

[Andrew Yang @AndrewYang33]

@felixrieseberg @mreiffy It’s still hands down Claude Code for me but Cowork is working hard!

[Andrew Yang @AndrewYang33]

Don’t know the veracity of this. But in the final weeks of my mom’s cancer, when everything failed, you can bet I would’ve tried this.

[Rohan Paul @rohanpaul_ai]

Truly wild story 🤯. A new era of "citizen science" is beginning.

An engineer with no medical training used ChatGPT and Google’s Alphafold (AI protein sequencer) to build a working cancer vaccine from scratch.

He turned raw genetic data into a custom mRNA vaccine that shrank his dying dog's tumor by 50%.

Paul Conyngham spent $3000 to get the DNA sequences of his dog's healthy blood and the cancerous tumor.

He was staring at gigabytes of raw genetic code without having any clue how to read biological data.

This is exactly where ChatGPT became the crucial missing link in his process.

He used ChatGPT as a high-level biological consultant to figure out how to compare the two DNA samples and spot the exact mutations causing the cancer.

ChatGPT gave him the step-by-step instructions to run the data pipelines and pointed him toward an AI tool called AlphaFold to map the physical shape of the damaged proteins.

The chatbot basically translated complex oncology concepts so he could write a half-page chemical recipe for an mRNA vaccine.

This mRNA is just a genetic instruction manual that tells the immune system how to recognize and attack those specific mutated cancer cells.

University researchers were blown away by his formula and manufactured the physical vaccine for him.

A veterinary expert then injected the dog, and within weeks the massive tumor had halved in size.

[Andrew Yang @AndrewYang33]

@ItzSuds @travisk Chills

[Andrew Yang @AndrewYang33]

I’m surprised by how little “proprietary” users Claude has. Maybe a function of prosumer users mostly using everything? Eg I’m now 90% Claude and 10% every other LLM

[Olivia Moore @omooretweets]

3. ChatGPT owns the most "proprietary" users

Across the largest LLM players, ChatGPT has by far the largest audience that exclusively using the platform.

Gemini has a base of its own - but users of almost every product are essentially "shared" with ChatGPT

[Andrew Yang @AndrewYang33]

@nikunj It’s precisely some of my senior exec and programmer (!) friends who refuse to use AI. Their argument? “ I’m fine. I know what I’m doing.”

[Andrew Yang @AndrewYang33]

@harjtaggar @rohanpaul_ai This is what I’ve felt for a couple of years: an AI powered workday is tiring as hell. More data, more questions, more learning than ever

[Andrew Yang @AndrewYang33]

@nikunj It surprised me how many VCs don’t use the products they invest in, or even had never used them!

Indeed it’s more important than ever to be building constantly.

[Andrew Yang @AndrewYang33]

Honestly tapping GUI is often faster.

BUT: my actions are often followed by updating files, index, or calendar/tasks, so telling the agent to do it ensures execution on the right files, to the right spec

[andrew chen @andrewchen]

command line interface winning over gui isn’t not what I would have predicted for 2026…