Paul Ohls

[Paul Ohls @pohls]

@Scottwiththeice @Austin_Police Tons of cops and medics

[Paul Ohls @pohls]

@Scottwiththeice @Austin_Police Yep

[Paul Ohls @pohls]

@BarstoolTexasAM Kellen Mond > Marcel x1000

[TexAgs @TexAgs]

Marcel Reed: "Coach Elko has done something a lot of coaches haven't done. He has changed the program and culture of the team. There is so much love and brotherhood. We are playing for each other, but we are playing for him, too."

[Paul Ohls @pohls]

@AggiesToday Ya think?

[Howie Liu @howietl]

We're excited to launch 🚀@Airtable AI Assistant 🚀 today, along with AI document analysis and AI web research capabilities!

Airtable was founded 12 years ago with the mission of democratizing software creation. Our pioneering innovation was to distill app-building concepts (data, logic, interface) into intuitive visual components, like a no-code lego kit for app building. At the time, we speculated that someday, maybe AI would get good enough to enable conversational app building–talking to an expert AI app builder–and be a huge unlock, making app building even more accessible.

We’re now at that point. While surprisingly impressive text generation and manipulation by LLMs was the breakthrough of the 2022 ChatGPT moment, the emergence of surprisingly impressive reasoning capability from LLMs is the breakthrough of 2025. This is unlocking more autonomous agentic experiences, and generating apps and code is the first killer use case (@cursor_ai, @windsurf_ai, @DevinAI, @v0, @boltdotnew, @Replit Agent to name a few).

But for the large class of non-technical builders, a different approach is needed. When AI generates apps with code, rather than no-code building blocks, it requires a developer to fully understand how they work – and to verify them for hidden mistakes that would be tricky/impossible to debug by interface inspection alone (it may look right, but what is the data model business logic is flawed in non-obvious ways?).

Airtable Assistant is an agent that can build and modify Airtable apps through conversation, changing schemas, adding automations, and designing interfaces. You can ask it to do things like:

–“Research every conference attendee in this base” to have the Assistant immediately spin up an army of researchers that pull in background information for your attendees
–“Analyze each contract to identify key risks they pose to my business” to have the Assistant add an AI field that runs an analysis at scale for each contract you’ve signed.

Airtable Assistant can also answer questions about the data in your apps, like prompts as advanced as:

–“I'm about to meet Jane Smith at Zelos, read all of their recent sales call transcripts and tell me how far along they are in their implementation and if they’re dealing with any issues”
–“What are the most common risk factors in our contracts? Are there any changes to our default posture we might consider?”

Credit to @mikeyk for introducing us to the concept of low floor and high ceiling in HCI many years ago, which has become part of our internal lexicon for thinking about product improvements. Assistant dramatically lowers the floor to building apps, including more sophisticated ones, by helping human builders translate their business requirements into the schema design, logic, and interfaces required to deliver on the use case.

In addition to launching Airtable Assistant today, we’re also releasing the capability to deploy thousands of AI web researchers, and AI document analysts, to continuously work on the data in Airtable apps. You can do things like:

–Pull strategy and value stories from every product requirement doc to draft launch and release messaging
–Monitor all brand mentions across digital channels to measure campaign impact
–Create an automatically updating competitive intelligence dossier with the latest news and messaging from every competitor in your industry

Check it out 👇

[Jay Janner @jayjanner]

The sun sets in alignment with 4th Street in downtown Austin to create what some call “Austinhhenge” Thursday August 8. Twice a year the sun sets in alignment with the east-west streets of Austin’s downtown street grid through its urban canyons to create the solar event.

[Adam Schefter @AdamSchefter]

Lions’ HC Dan Campbell called his shot.
📹 @Lions

[Texas A&M Football @AggieFootball]

Coming to Kyle Field on Nov. 30, 2024.

#GigEm

[Charean Williams @NFLCharean]

A debacle of a search ends with the right outcome for A&M. It was simple from the start: Everyone at A&M -- players, assistants, former players, alums -- wanted Mike Elko. They did not need to overthink this, and they did, but got who everyone wanted anyway.

[Paul Ohls @pohls]

@jasvetz You missed a dime he threw when #2 got called for holding. It was one of his best throws of the game.

[Mike Craven @CravenMike]

Houston Cougars unveil Oilers inspired uniform for Week 1 game against UTSA.

Baby blue & red remain the national colors of Houston, TX

#LuvYaBlue #GoCoogs #BirdsUp

More photos of the jerseys, helmets inside: https://t.co/o2MSOotUCc

[Ragy Thomas @ragythomas]

Had a great time chatting with @jimcramer at @NYSE in celebration of @Sprinklr's Investor Day and 2-year IPO anniversary. Watch the recording tonight on @MadMoneyOnCNBC

[Wemby @wemby]

Couldn’t ask for better role models 🖤

[Texas A&M Aggies 👍 @12thMan]

Mike Leach once said "(Kyle Field) is one of the greatest places to play on earth. It’s one of the Carnegie Halls of football.”

Today, we remember Coach Leach and we send our condolences to his family, friends and the Mississippi State community.

[Ben DuBose @BenDuBose]

The greatest 15 seconds in television history.

[Houston Astros @astros]

The Houston Astros are 2022 World Champions! 🏆

[Super 70s Sports @Super70sSports]

I think, 25 years later, it’s pretty goddamn safe to say that nobody made an entrance like Chris Farley.

[CONSEQUENCE @consequence]

The corner of Ludlow and Rivington -- which is famously captured on the cover of Paul's Boutique -- will now be called Beastie Boys Square. https://t.co/1pMXRqoTj5