Jan Valkonen

Building Adaptive Profile: a living profile that learns, proves, and evolves with you. identity, grounded in reality.

[Jan Valkonen @janvalkonen]

Same Person. Different Kind of Profile., by @kleoverse https://t.co/4vbpzVgy7G

[Jan Valkonen @janvalkonen]

Someone in my feed got laid off and called it a blessing. Hundreds of people commented "Congrats!" My thumb was already on the button. I don't know him. I don't know what we're congratulating. I just didn't want to be the only one not clapping.

[Jan Valkonen @janvalkonen]

@jram4dev Apparently “human in the loop” means me sitting next to my Mac like a fucking fingerprint dongle.

[Jan Valkonen @janvalkonen]

AI can write my code, test my app and probably replace me.

But first, I need to walk over and unlock my f* Mac.

The future of autonomous work apparently still needs my finger.

[Jan Valkonen @janvalkonen]

resume writer just pitched me resume writing.

Bold strategy. I respect it.

[Jan Valkonen @janvalkonen]

30 days on Kleoverse: 301 profile views, 70 visitors, 44 questions about my work.
90 days on LinkedIn: 87 profile viewers.
Same person. Different kind of profile.

[Jan Valkonen @janvalkonen]

Something's cooking at Kleoverse.
29,767 people can already smell it.

[Jan Valkonen @janvalkonen]

A recruiter told me they'd circle back. That was in March. I think about it like starlight now. Somewhere out there, the circle is still on its way. It might not even exist anymore.

[Jan Valkonen @janvalkonen]

7.1 million jobs open. 5.2 million hires.

Every single month.

So where do the other ~2 million go? 👀

[Jan Valkonen @janvalkonen]

My resume says "detail-oriented." There's been a typo in it since 2019. Nobody noticed. I'm starting to think nobody reads these. I'm starting to think I don't read these.

[Jan Valkonen @janvalkonen]

@btcethuni I’ve always thought of resumes as creative writing. Reality needs evidence.

[Jan Valkonen @janvalkonen]

Kleoverse 2.0 is coming. 🚀

Not another job board.
Not another place to upload your CV.

We’re replacing resumes with reality.

A living professional identity built from what you’ve actually done, readable by humans and AI.

And already 16,486 on the waitlist.

[Jan Valkonen @janvalkonen]

“The best way to update your resume in 2026…”

Maybe the answer is: don’t. f* resumes…

Build your identity once, from your work, projects, skills, data, evidence and provenance.

Then let the resume become just one output. #futureofwork #resume

[Jan Valkonen @janvalkonen]

@bookingcom I have been trying to change my email on your APP for almost two hours now? I would think this would be easier?!

[Jan Valkonen @janvalkonen]

Another strong statement from @DamonCassidy1 The AI Bubble Has F*cked Us (Even If It NEVER Pops) https://t.co/AbjLxX5qz6

[Milk Road AI @MilkRoadAI]

Dario Amodei, the CEO of one of the most powerful AI companies on earth, just went on camera to apologize.

For telling the truth.

He wrote an internal message to his employees after the President of the United States personally ordered every federal agency to cut his company off.

After the Pentagon labeled Anthropic a national security threat.

And after OpenAI swooped in and signed the deal Anthropic refused.

All three happened in a matter of hours.

He called it "among the most disorienting times in Anthropic's history."

In that message, he said the administration came after them because they didn't donate and didn't bow.

He called OpenAI's Pentagon deal safety theater and their statements lies.

That message leaked and now here he is on camera, apologizing.

He says it was a Slack post and he posts a lot internally.

He says it was raw and unfiltered, "Not what I would say on reflection."

Then the interviewer asks the real question.

Have you apologized to President Trump?

Amodei says he apologized to people inside the Department of War and he's "happy to speak to others in the administration."

But he never says yes.

He never says Trump's name.

The man who runs the company the government is trying to destroy chose his words very carefully in that moment.

And Anthropic is still taking them to court.

This is what it looks like when a CEO is caught between conscience and survival.

He apologized for saying it out loud but didn't apologize for what he believes.