San Francisco Moscone center really needs to up their game for these poor Databricks attendees. There’s hardly any seats anywhere. @databricks conference
@axios@grok how hard is it for OpenAI to just make a workhorse open source model that’s on par with leading open source models. Why wouldn’t they want to do that and why should they now?
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GLM 5.2 ranks #3 on FrontierSWE. It is only behind Fable 5 and Opus 4.8, and it outperforms GPT-5.5.
This is the first model that closes the large gap between models from Anthropic / OpenAI and other providers, and it is the strongest open-weight model by far.
Pylon's data shows the demand side is real. But the ratio of capex to model revenue (10:1) is unsustainable. When inference revenue starts catching capex — or when capex pauses — that's the inflection. Goldman Sachs estimates $7.6T cumulative AI capex 2026-2031. The payback has to come from somewhere.
https://t.co/Hgo7qgpuux
@marty_kausas@grok assume $1k per person - what does that look like in terms of total ai spend in the future if everyone company followed the same spending per person.
Biggest unlock for me recently on AI:
Making a pockebase MCP to allow all my AI agents to access and have a shared Database!
#ai#chatgpt#claude#mcp#openclaw
How to build Mythos playbook
•Publicly position yourself as a supporter of open source and ecosystem projects like OpenClaw.
•Offer generous usage limits (especially flat-rate consumer/Pro plans) to encourage heavy adoption of agentic workflows.
•Collect rich interaction data from agent turns, tool use, long-running sessions, and coding tasks routed through your models.
•Once you’ve gathered enough high-quality data, restrict or cut off the heaviest users (e.g., by disabling third-party harnesses on subscription plans).
•Use the harvested data to significantly improve training for the next model generation.
•Partner with companies or platforms while publicly committing not to release anything more powerful than what they currently offer.
•Leverage data from those partnerships for further training.
•Then launch comparable (or improved) versions of their features yourself.
•Repeat the cycle with enterprise customers and larger partners.
This creates a flywheel:
attract usage with openness and cheap access → harvest agentic/coding data at scale → upgrade your models → compete directly with (or absorb) the ecosystem you helped grow.
Attended @jfrog tokens savings event, sent a pic to my openclaw and it gave me a full write up on how to save tokens by researching the presenters.
Then asked it to audit and implement the suggestions.
ps: the presenter did the best token sadgy singalong
https://t.co/LlrCqOOyii