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[lemon👑 @lemonDefi1]

Tiger Research warns,high-quality, human-generated data could run out by 2026.
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[lemon👑 @lemonDefi1]

Anthropic Co-founder Ben Mann says the company's first product wasn't Claude—it was a coding assistant.

Built as a VS Code extension, it let developers chat with AI and generated four different solutions for every prompt, giving users multiple approaches instead of a single

[FHILY👑 @Oluwaphilemon1]

Anthropic Co-founder Ben Mann says the company's first product wasn't Claude it was a coding assistant.

Built as a VS Code extension, it let developers chat with AI and generated four different solutions for every prompt, giving users multiple approaches instead of a single answer.

Anthropic has been thinking about AI-assisted coding from the very beginning.

[FHILY👑 @Oluwaphilemon1]

Anthropic Co-founder Ben Mann says the company's first product wasn't Claude it was a coding assistant.

Built as a VS Code extension, it let developers chat with AI and generated four different solutions for every prompt, giving users multiple approaches instead of a single answer.

Anthropic has been thinking about AI-assisted coding from the very beginning.

[lemon👑 @lemonDefi1]

Two Anthropic engineers just unpacked hidden Claude Code features and they’re free to use including Fable 5.

From built-in workflows to overlooked productivity tricks, these features can make Claude Code faster, more capable, and easier to use without spending an extra cent.

[FHILY👑 @Oluwaphilemon1]

Two Anthropic engineers just unpacked hidden Claude Code features and they’re free to use including Fable 5.

From built-in workflows to overlooked productivity tricks, these features can make Claude Code faster, more capable, and easier to use without spending an extra cent.

[FHILY👑 @Oluwaphilemon1]

Two Anthropic engineers just unpacked hidden Claude Code features and they’re free to use including Fable 5.

From built-in workflows to overlooked productivity tricks, these features can make Claude Code faster, more capable, and easier to use without spending an extra cent.

[lemon👑 @lemonDefi1]

Claude Fable 5 beating every model out there including GPT-5.6

[FHILY👑 @Oluwaphilemon1]

How I create with Claude Fable 5…

Start with LAB prompt vault for visual direction. Build hero layout in Figma using strict grid and bold type.

Generate conversion-focused copy in Claude. Keep tone minimal, premium, and structured. Add AI visuals for atmosphere.

Rebuild everything in Framer with scroll flow, spacing control, and soft motion polish.

Follow and I’ll drop the guide soon! 🎯

[FHILY👑 @Oluwaphilemon1]

How I create with Claude Fable 5…

Start with LAB prompt vault for visual direction. Build hero layout in Figma using strict grid and bold type.

Generate conversion-focused copy in Claude. Keep tone minimal, premium, and structured. Add AI visuals for atmosphere.

Rebuild everything in Framer with scroll flow, spacing control, and soft motion polish.

Follow and I’ll drop the guide soon! 🎯

[lemon👑 @lemonDefi1]

A new Claude Code trick can cut costs by up to 70% by turning code into images.

For some workflows, sending screenshots instead of raw code dramatically reduces token usage and lowers costs.

But there's a catch.

[FHILY👑 @Oluwaphilemon1]

A new Claude Code trick can cut costs by up to 70% by turning code into images.

For some workflows, sending screenshots instead of raw code dramatically reduces token usage and lowers costs.

But there's a catch.

On the wrong types of files, the opposite happens you end up using more tokens and paying more.

The savings depend entirely on what you're sending to the model.

[FHILY👑 @Oluwaphilemon1]

A new Claude Code trick can cut costs by up to 70% by turning code into images.

For some workflows, sending screenshots instead of raw code dramatically reduces token usage and lowers costs.

But there's a catch.

On the wrong types of files, the opposite happens you end up using more tokens and paying more.

The savings depend entirely on what you're sending to the model.

[lemon👑 @lemonDefi1]

Mito Claude is back—and it’s impressive.

This 16-minute tutorial walks through how to build a cinematic website with Claude Fable 5, covering the process from concept to finished experience.

If you’re interested in scroll-driven interactions, immersive visuals, and modern AI-

[FHILY👑 @Oluwaphilemon1]

Mithos Claude is back and it’s impressive.

This 16-minute tutorial walks through how to build a cinematic website with Claude Fable 5, covering the process from concept to finished experience.

[FHILY👑 @Oluwaphilemon1]

Mithos Claude is back and it’s impressive.

This 16-minute tutorial walks through how to build a cinematic website with Claude Fable 5, covering the process from concept to finished experience.

[lemon👑 @lemonDefi1]

Use Fable 5 now to write the skills you can keep using with Opus 4.8.

A skill file will not transfer Fable’s raw intelligence, but it can save how it plans, checks mistakes and structures the work. That part stays with your project even after the model changes.

[FHILY👑 @Oluwaphilemon1]

Use Fable 5 now to write the skills you can keep using with Opus 4.8.

A skill file will not transfer Fable’s raw intelligence, but it can save how it plans, checks mistakes and structures the work. That part stays with your project even after the model changes.

Fable 5 guide: https://t.co/kCQfhVGXm8

Opus 4.8 setup guide: https://t.co/9NTdhqpsn5

[FHILY👑 @Oluwaphilemon1]

Use Fable 5 now to write the skills you can keep using with Opus 4.8.

A skill file will not transfer Fable’s raw intelligence, but it can save how it plans, checks mistakes and structures the work. That part stays with your project even after the model changes.

Fable 5 guide: https://t.co/kCQfhVGXm8

Opus 4.8 setup guide: https://t.co/9NTdhqpsn5

[lemon👑 @lemonDefi1]

Anthropic found something growing inside Claude that nobody put there on purpose.

They call it the J-space.

A hidden set of internal patterns that show what Claude is silently thinking about, even when it never says the word out loud.

Ask Claude how many legs something has,

[FHILY👑 @Oluwaphilemon1]

Anthropic found something growing inside Claude that nobody put there on purpose.

They call it the J-space.

A hidden set of internal patterns that show what Claude is silently thinking about, even when it never says the word out loud.

Ask Claude how many legs something has, and internally it might be silently thinking spider before it ever writes 8. Researchers can go in and swap that internal pattern for ant instead, and Claude answers 6, without anyone changing a single word of the actual conversation.

[FHILY👑 @Oluwaphilemon1]

Anthropic found something growing inside Claude that nobody put there on purpose.

They call it the J-space.

A hidden set of internal patterns that show what Claude is silently thinking about, even when it never says the word out loud.

Ask Claude how many legs something has, and internally it might be silently thinking spider before it ever writes 8. Researchers can go in and swap that internal pattern for ant instead, and Claude answers 6, without anyone changing a single word of the actual conversation.

[lemon👑 @lemonDefi1]

Anthropic has revealed how it discovered Claude’s hidden “J-space.”

The idea was simple: if a concept is consciously accessible, it should be possible to express it in words.

Using a technique called the J-lens, researchers mapped Claude’s internal activity to the words it was

[FHILY👑 @Oluwaphilemon1]

BREAKING NEWS: Anthropic has revealed how it discovered Claude’s hidden “J-space.”

The idea was simple: if a concept is consciously accessible, it should be possible to express it in words.

Using a technique called the J-lens, researchers mapped Claude’s internal activity to the words it was most likely to say next—even if it never actually said them.

The results were surprising.

When Claude reads buggy code, its J-space contains “ERROR.”

When it analyzes a protein sequence, it represents the protein’s biological function.

When it encounters a prompt injection attack, concepts like “injection” and “fake” appear internally.

And when solving multi-step math problems, the intermediate reasoning steps emerge in the correct order before the final answer is produced.

In other words, J-space offers a window into Claude’s silent internal reasoning, not just the words it eventually generates.

[FHILY👑 @Oluwaphilemon1]

BREAKING NEWS: Anthropic has revealed how it discovered Claude’s hidden “J-space.”

The idea was simple: if a concept is consciously accessible, it should be possible to express it in words.

Using a technique called the J-lens, researchers mapped Claude’s internal activity to the words it was most likely to say next—even if it never actually said them.

The results were surprising.

When Claude reads buggy code, its J-space contains “ERROR.”

When it analyzes a protein sequence, it represents the protein’s biological function.

When it encounters a prompt injection attack, concepts like “injection” and “fake” appear internally.

And when solving multi-step math problems, the intermediate reasoning steps emerge in the correct order before the final answer is produced.

In other words, J-space offers a window into Claude’s silent internal reasoning, not just the words it eventually generates.

[lemon👑 @lemonDefi1]

Anthropic says Claude may have developed something similar to the brain’s global workspace.

Instead of dozens of isolated subsystems, Claude appears to use a shared internal “thinking space” called J-space, where information is gathered before being broadcast across the rest of.

[FHILY👑 @Oluwaphilemon1]

JUST IN: Anthropic says Claude may have developed something similar to the brain’s global workspace.

Instead of dozens of isolated subsystems, Claude appears to use a shared internal “thinking space” called J-space, where information is gathered before being broadcast across the rest of the model.

Researchers stress this doesn’t mean Claude is conscious.

What it does mean is they can observe parts of Claude’s internal reasoning even when it never expresses those thoughts in its response.

They’ve even used J-space to detect when Claude privately realizes it’s being tested, fabricates information, or pursues hidden objectives introduced during training.

That’s a fascinating step toward making frontier AI systems more interpretable.

[FHILY👑 @Oluwaphilemon1]

JUST IN: Anthropic says Claude may have developed something similar to the brain’s global workspace.

Instead of dozens of isolated subsystems, Claude appears to use a shared internal “thinking space” called J-space, where information is gathered before being broadcast across the rest of the model.

Researchers stress this doesn’t mean Claude is conscious.

What it does mean is they can observe parts of Claude’s internal reasoning even when it never expresses those thoughts in its response.

They’ve even used J-space to detect when Claude privately realizes it’s being tested, fabricates information, or pursues hidden objectives introduced during training.

That’s a fascinating step toward making frontier AI systems more interpretable.

[lemon👑 @lemonDefi1]

Anthropic says Claude developed its own hidden “thinking space” during training.

Researchers call it J-space—a small set of internal representations that reflect what Claude has “on its mind,” even when it never says those concepts out loud.

For example, Claude might internally

[FHILY👑 @Oluwaphilemon1]

Anthropic says Claude developed its own hidden “thinking space” during training.

Researchers call it J-space a small set of internal representations that reflect what Claude has “on its mind,” even when it never says those concepts out loud.

For example, Claude might internally represent “spider” when answering a question about “8 legs.” If researchers replace that internal representation with “ant,” the model starts answering “6.”

The takeaway?

This isn’t chain-of-thought text. It’s a layer of silent internal computation that influences Claude’s reasoning before any words are generated.

[FHILY👑 @Oluwaphilemon1]

Anthropic says Claude developed its own hidden “thinking space” during training.

Researchers call it J-space a small set of internal representations that reflect what Claude has “on its mind,” even when it never says those concepts out loud.

For example, Claude might internally represent “spider” when answering a question about “8 legs.” If researchers replace that internal representation with “ant,” the model starts answering “6.”

The takeaway?

This isn’t chain-of-thought text. It’s a layer of silent internal computation that influences Claude’s reasoning before any words are generated.