DeepSeek says one person can usually follow only 3 to 5 AI agent sessions at once.
Its proposed answer is a "Super-agent": one always-on AI that runs many tasks in parallel and talks to you in one place.
How many can you keep track of?
https://t.co/xCB5mRbgWk
my spidey senses are telling me the labs are, as we speak, using unguardrailed versions of their unreleased models to systematically reverse-engineer ALL of the internet’s software, apps, and games, then feeding the reconstructed source code straight into their training pipelines while simultaneously building guardrails to ladder-pull the rest of us
3 labs, 1 week: Claude text now carries a hidden watermark, Grok's API adds one on 7 Nov, and OpenAI says ChatGPT gets one in the EU only.
None of the three has published real-world error rates.
How the mark works, who can check it, and what breaks it:
https://t.co/om5xjzK6p3
I can confidently say that humans were not very good at writing secure infrastructure. The endstate will be hypersecure infrastructure and software for all, but we're going to go through some turbulence before we reach that.
@PythonDvz Not yet, that's the next step: agent tools in a dev container with no access to ~/.ssh or my keychain. Do you mount anything from home, or keep the container fully separate?
Your $200 AI plan stayed $200. The box it fills changed.
Claude's Max 20x became Ultra. OpenAI planned a Pro cut, then scrapped it. Grok users say the weekly pool runs out sooner. xAI hasn't published sizes.
What does your plan actually promise?
https://t.co/ebVZv2495R
@elonmusk@bot The task in that clip is checking whether a dentist takes your insurance. Does Grok Bot tell the receptionist it's an AI when they pick up?
@aakashgupta Google's K-12 plan for early 2027: Gemini and Search off by default until admins opt in, and schools that fully block Google AI lose Search too.
If your kid is on a school Google account, ask which switch the admin plans to flip.
https://t.co/G5Z7WtoLYn
@markgurman Push AI harder, meter it harder. Per Bloomberg, some Apple engineers went from $300/day to $200, with $100 next and $25 floated for other teams.
The usage bill is becoming the product.
https://t.co/VUyYz6HwjG
OpenAI's cyber pipeline found 948 working Linux root-escalation exploits in one October run, about $1,279 in API cost each. Humans still review before reports go out.
Their takeaway: an unpatched low-priv account is close to root. Check your patch window.
https://t.co/9mxD2JRW5K
@kimmonismus Per her own post, she now leads product for Core Products at OpenAI after Claude Code. The scarce hire this week is the person who shipped the agent product.