@jobescape_ai I think the best way to learn Claude is to just do only the sections you need to learn now rather than learning progressively. Thats how I learnt to use it swiftly
A day after saying AI could kill us all, Dario Amodei sat down for his first interview:
"I would rather they make fun of me than to wake up one day and discover that someone used our model Claude to kill a bunch of people."
He doubled down on everything, AI is on an exponential and we're at the bend where it gets steep, so we need to slow down, not stop.
He wants third-party inspectors inside every AI lab, he confirmed Elon and Sam are on board, and he says the US and China need arms-control style talks like the nuclear era.
Personally, I don't think this is all being done just to set up a favorable IPO, too many independent voices and direct competitors have backed him on it.
Unfortunately we don't have access to the information Dario, Sam or Elon do, so for now we just have to take their word for it.
What do you think about all this?
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GPT-6 Astra just made AI agents practical.
Before: You're watching it fail in real-time, debugging, babysitting.
Now: 72.6% accuracy on real OS tasks in 40 minutes. Hands free.
GPT-5.6 Sol needed 75 minutes at 65.7%. The speed shift is what matters.
Codex harness: 1.9x faster
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2. The failure (drop in conversion)
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4/ Nobody tells junior designers this: your taste isn't the argument. Your evidence is.
5/ No user, no metric, no pattern? You don't have a design decision — but a preference. Preferences lose in the room every time. What's the piece of evidence that's saved a decision for you?
1/ A stakeholder once told me, in front of the whole team, my design was "just an opinion."
2/ I didn't argue. I opened the usability notes and read the exact line a user said: "I don't know what this button does."
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The Launch
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The pivot (how you fixed it)
The lesson
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- There was always one person in a department who knew a lot about the company because of how long they’ve been there and were approachable. Find them! Nobody will tell you anything until you ask. So keep building relationships.