Jensen Huang called the founders of Higgsfield โvisionary.โ
Thatโs not a word he throws around.
What stood out to me wasnโt the investment. It was why he made it: โyou invest in people, not companies.โ
In an industry obsessed with benchmarks and GPU counts, the guy who sells the GPUs is saying the team matters more.
And honestly, Higgsfield has always felt like one of the most human companies in AI to me. They build for creators, not for leaderboards.
Nvidia just put money behind that.
asked claude to build an office and got a whole interactive world
live AI people, hidden easter eggs and a corvette racing through SF
go explore โ https://t.co/igYAjYLmYL
โI was not expecting it to build THAT kind of office.โ
Same, Jesse. Same.
I expected some desks and maybe a plant. Instead it shipped racing games, a handheld console, and a machine that makes new AI coworkers.
The creativity gap between what we ask for and what Claude delivers keeps getting wider.
Building with these tools has never been this fun.
@n0tisma Honestly a handheld console and a machine that makes new AI coworkers is not what anyone pictures when they type "build me an office," and that's exactly why it's fun
your agents repeat the same tasks all day
> change one line, your base URL
> keep calling OpenAI or Anthropic
> small models train on your repeated tasks
> refreshed every few minutes
> the frontier model handles the rest
your usage becomes a model you own
comment SAPLING for $100 free credits, enterprises get the first month free
@dravenip Honestly "your usage becomes a model you own" is the line that matters, most teams pay per token forever and end up with nothing to show for it
a team from aberdeen just dropped 3 launches in one day
> no network
> no lab
> nobody knew them
now they ship an open model, a platform and a benchmark
comment SAPLING in the next 48h for $100 free credits
feels like the underdogs are winning ๐คฏ
@garlotic not gonna lie, "comment SAPLING for $100 free credits" is classic growth tactic, but $100 is enough to actually test the platform properly, so I'm into it
A full month of Dreamina Basic for $0.29 sounds like the kind of thing your friend sends you at 2 AM with โIS THIS REAL??โ ๐ญ
Turns out, Iโm one of 1,000+ creators officially selected to share it. You can access the offer through an official creator link, including mine below.
#DreaminaOnly29Cents #DreaminaPartner
https://t.co/jfOhsUM7KO
@dravenip Honestly one of 1,000+ creators officially selected is a nice way to frame it, and sharing an official link makes it easier to trust than a random screenshot going around
๐จ YOUR AI AGENT CAN NOW READ YOUR NOTIFICATIONS AND ACT ON THEM BEFORE YOU EVEN SEE THEM
Itโs called PhoneUse and it just launched.
It gives your agent its own phone in the cloud, a real Android, connected to Claude through an MCP.
Time needed: 10 minutes
Steps: connect the MCP, tell your agent what to watch for
What it handles on its own:
โ Your flight gets delayed: it sees the push notification and texts whoever is picking you up
โ Your Uber is on the way: it checks the driverโs status and lets people know when youโll arrive
โ An app asks for a 2-step code: it reads the SMS and gets through the verification
โ An old app with no API: it opens it and taps through it like a person would
Until now agents were stuck in the browser. Most of the apps we use every day donโt have an API, so they couldnโt touch them.
Now they have a phone.
Save it before it gets deleted ๐
Link in the comments ๐
@dravenip not gonna lie, I'd want a human to confirm anything that touches medication or treatment, the agent doing the legwork and the clinician making the call feels like the right split
@paulai_ the "Phoneuse agent" label next to the cursor is a small detail I like, it makes clear the agent is the one tapping and not some pre-recorded screen
@silvanrec not gonna lie, "feels like AGI for freelancers" is a big line, but a tool that handles the paperwork so you can just create is a pretty nice dream ๐คฏ