@sama Political corruption.
Not just detecting scandals, but helping strengthen institutions, expose conflicts of interest, audit public spending, and reduce the incentives that reward lies, populism, and intellectual dishonesty.
Democracy decays when dishonesty becomes a strategy.
@sama GPT helped me lose 44 lbs in 18 weeks, rebuild my discipline, and turn my personal transformation into a system. I’m a self-taught guy from Chile using AI to learn, create, and improve my life. I’d love to be there and represent that story.
@CocoExiliado Bajé 22kg en 18 semanas, sin fármacos, operaciones o dietas extremas.
¿Cómo lo hice? Caminando todos los días, midiendo mis comidas para consumir 500 kcal menos de lo que gastaba diariamente (gasto basal + actividad).
Prioricé la proteína y reduje grasas, azúcar y harina blanca.
@neoz256@CocoExiliado Consolidar pequeños cambios de hábito, uno a uno a lo largo de años, primero dejar de beber o las gaseosas con azúcar, luego remplazar las comida con altas grasas o frituras, luego aumentar la proteína y caminar más, luego comenzar con ejercicios de fuerza/movilidad y así.
GPT-5.4 Pro is very intellectually honest about human weirdness 😅
"Every system rewards what it actually measures, not what it claims to value. Organizations say they care about creativity, truth, long-term thinking, ethics, and collaboration. Families say they care about openness. Schools say they care about learning. But systems reveal themselves by what gets rewarded, punished, promoted, and ignored. Many people waste years believing the slogan instead of studying the incentive structure. Incentives are the skeleton key to human weirdness."
@Jou_Kaiser ¿Este proyecto crea mecanismos concretos (acción judicial, sanciones o autoridad fiscalizadora) o es solo un catálogo de derechos?
Porque el marco general de IA que ya se discute incluye prohibiciones, fiscalización y multas bastante altas.
esto es solo un catálogo de principios
@AXELKAISER@AXELKAISER ¿algún comentario reflexionando al respecto de la presión ejercida por parte del gobierno de EE.UU. a las compañías de IA para que les permitan usar sus modelos para la guerra y espionaje?
El presidente Trump me ha autorizado a apoyar a Chile con una donación de asistencia para enfrentar los incendios forestales.
En los momentos más difíciles, Estados Unidos acompaña a Chile con acciones concretas para proteger las comunidades, vidas y recursos naturales. 🇺🇸🇨🇱
My 2026 AI predictions podcast with @reidhoffman—LinkedIn cofounder, Microsoft board member, and former OpenAI board member:
Reid’s spiciest predictions:
- If you’re not recording every single meeting and using agents to amplify your work process, it’s going to feel like using a horse and buggy vs. a car.
- AI becomes the scapegoat for everything—electricity prices, eggs, jobs. Most blame will be wrong, but some real impacts will also start hitting. This will make the discourse uglier.
- No major AI player will have a major stumble. It will continue being a close horse race. But OpenAI will learn how to play catch up instead of always playing with a lead.
- 10x to 100x more people will have their computer doing work for them while they’re out doing other things—agents break out beyond coding.
- Apple continues to be behind in AI and the gap will be “stunning.”
Dan’s spiciest predictions:
- Programming trifurcates into three skills: traditional engineering + AI, vibe coding, and a new third thing—agentic engineering (think highly technical engineer with 4 Claude Code tabs open at once, never looking at code).
- OpenAI realizes it is missing the most valuable coding market because they’re stuck in the innovators dilemma: caught between serving traditional engineers + AI, or agentic engineers.
- Creation becomes the new addiction as the dopamine hit of making things with Claude Code and other tools starts to spread.
AI commandments that are most likely to be broken this year:
- Interpretability: We’ll allow models to communicate with each other in non-human readable formats, and it will work.—Reid
- Alignment: We’ll realize that more disagreeable AI that forms its own opinions are quite useful as autonomy increases. This will be more likely as orchestrators get better—the orchestrator can deal with the pain-in-the-ass model, instead of the user.—Dan
Reid’s pick for most underrated AI category in 2026:
Biology. There’s a chance we find a “move 37” in bio this year.
Watch below!
Timestamps:
Introduction: 00:00:52
The future of work is an entrepreneurial mindset: 00:02:20
Creation is addictive (and that’s okay): 00:05:22
Why discourse around AI might get uglier this year: 00:09:22
AI agents will break out of coding in 2026: 00:17:03
What makes Anthropic’s Opus 4.5 such a good model: 00:24:18
Who will win the agentic coding race: 00:28:46
Why enterprise AI will finally land this year: 00:36:13
How Reid defines AGI: 00:43:16
The most underrated category to watch in AI right now: 00:55:33