With auto-translation
On Twitter
It is allowing Chinese, Japanese, or any other non-English speakers to write in their language and promote themselves.
This is huge.
Recently, I am reading a lot of Chinese, Japanese, or even Korean tweets that are being auto-translated. This is true globalization.
Everyone will feel more connected. People will start buying from anywhere in the world.
I'm seeing SaaS products being launched by Chinese. I'm seeing new LLMs being created by Chinese. All these are happening in X platform.
X-platform has opened a huge market to the non-English speakers.
I think
Fusion is the future.
Mixing models and mixing harness may give you better results compared to one standalone model.
Open-router did that. I read a tweet about it. They improved the results by some X%, I don't remember exactly.
Imagine mixing hundreds of models. Let's say you give a prompt to Claude Code or Codex, and it spawns X number of sub-agents. Each sub-agent is a local model or the one through the open code. I think this is an interesting idea to try. Probably I'll try it. Let's see.
Introducing Harness-1, a 20B search agent trained with a state-externalizing harness.
> frontier-level long-horizon search, rivaling Opus-4.6 and outperforming GPT-5.4
> Context-1-level cost and latency
> externalizes candidates, evidence, verification, and search history
> open-source
I have tried instantly before. It is a little expensive, but it's OK
I think the main problem is not warming up accounts or sending quality or something, because we have services like Instantly or SmartLead they take care of warming up accounts & deliverability.
I think the biggest problem here is the lead generation. Generating a consistent number of leads every day for the entire year without paying much is the big deal here.
Whom do you target if you want to sell your AI services?
@manishipsfast playing around with it for my agent business that seems moderately similar to your thing, not having success. i think i would be doing better if i used an inbox warming service + scaled up massively, but doesnโt seem terribly worth it