Building Co-Intelligent Orgs | Founder, The Helix Lab | Author, The Helix Moment and upcoming Building the Co-Intelligent Org | Creator of Lines Loops and Vibes
@bookwormengr Just amazing work...I have been using GLM as a supporting model from 4.7 days with a yearly coding plan and its been amazing and now suddenly it looks like i Can use this for more frontier work
@PeterDiamandis I gave myself a $10k a year budget to spend on AI and see what I can do with it...and after a while the challenge is the human brain...what can I do with chatgpt, claude, grok, glm, kimi, minimax, openclaw, hermes, grok bot etc.....
We need to up our ambition for sure
As @claudeai starts to go from amazing to ok to bad, @OpenAI is killing with @CodexReleases which is now Work and see the ability to do all of this...
Fantastic.
Basically: if it’s something you’d normally have to open a browser and click through yourself, try asking ChatGPT Work to do it.
Logging into websites is rolling out today on web and mobile for Plus, Pro, and Business users.
Linux turns 35 and here I go trying out @OmarchyLinux from @dhh on a old surface laptop 7 as I wait for my @FrameworkPuter
As a vibe coder and more focussed on enabling organisations to create strategic value in AI (check out my books https://t.co/5rOvSnCTex) I have spent the last year redesigning my workflows with claude code and codex and now grok.
Having done that @openclaw changed how I thought about agents.
I feel Omarchy is the next step in the evolution.
Rather than markdown and agentic loops, DHH sees the whole OS as agentic and this is fascinating for me.
From prompt engineering to context engineering to harness engineering to now loops and graphs, what if we have the whole OS as agentic engineering?
That is what I am keen to explore.
@EXM7777 I have openclaw and hermes etc but have been spending hours with them...I sitll like them and have a dedicated macmini for them but @bot kills it...just works and from everywhere.
Its been super interesting...first Grok 4.6 has a really nice Claude 4.5 feel and almost Opus 4.5 to 4.8 capability. Second, Grok Bot which is amazing. Which meant I moved to cursor and the harness and models are amazing.
And for a short time we had the supergrok heavy option that included $200 Cursor too and I got it for a sale price of $99.
If this continues and grok 4.6, grok build, cursor and grok bot and all of them work together well and then suddenly this becomes super sticky.
@alokgoyal1971@swapnalidalal Good one Alok. In my work I am seeing exactly the same thing. Understanding workflows deeply and how to think about human Ai design is key....check out my 9Q grid https://t.co/obfGK3K086 as a way to explore this
Text (Indic-Translate). Speech (Indic-Transcribe). Now vision.
IndicOCR, the new kid on the block. Built by @ai4bharat and @Bodhan_AI
Handwritten notes, degraded archives, 9+ scripts, all in a 0.8B model that holds its own against models 4-5x its size.
Live 05.09.2026.
Short video here 👇 full version in the reply.
The IITs are finally getting what they built the world and forgot to bill for.
For 40 years, Indian engineering brilliance built Silicon Valley, then wrote the checks to Stanford and Harvard. Look at what just happened at home instead:
> IIT Kanpur (Aug 24, 2026) - Rakesh Gangwal, IndiGo co-founder, adds ₹300 crore more to the medical school he started building in 2022. Total now: ₹400 crore. He is also matching every other donor's rupee, up to ₹300 crore more.
> IIT Delhi (Dec 2025) - Binny Bansal's gift is the largest unrestricted individual donation the institute has ever received. They named the Exhibition Hall after him.
> IIT Bombay (Dec 2025) - The Class of 2000 walks back in for their silver jubilee and pledges ₹50 crore on the spot. Same week, five alumni get Distinguished Service Awards for decades of quiet giving.
> IIT Bombay (April 2025) - The founders of BrowserStack rebuild the exact hostel they lived in as students. ₹100 crore, one specific hostel, one very personal debt repaid.
> IIT Kharagpur (2025) - The Deysarkar family does not write a check, they hand over an entire property in Houston, worth $10 million, to anchor India-US research in AI and healthcare.
> IIT Madras (Aug 2024) - Krishna Chivukula, class of 1970, gives ₹228 crore. 54 years after graduating, he came back and rewrote the record book.
> Additionally, IIT Kanpur Class of 2000 pledged a record ₹100 crore (largest single-batch pledge claimed at the time) for a new Millennium School of Technology and Society. Led in part by Naveen Tewari (InMobi) and other founders.
> IIT Delhi Class of 2000 (late 2025/early 2026) pedged ₹70+ crore (highest batch gift in IIT Delhi’s history at the time).
> Nandan Nilekani’s cumulative giving to IIT Bombay has reached the ₹400 crore range (major tranche reported around 2023).
These are infra grade capital, hostels, hospitals, endowments, international outreach flowing back into the exact institutions that launched these people into the world.
The IITs spent decades exporting genius. The genius is finally sending some of it home.
Amazing. Just bought a @FrameworkPuter laptop and adding Omarchy to that.
As a “normie” on Mac and exploring how I can become more AI native I think Omarchy can make this real.
Love what you are doing and explore how we can create a malleable laptop with a malleable OS for a agentic future.
India just crossed a historic line.
For the first time, clean electricity capacity (338.74 GW) has surpassed fossil fuel capacity (301.95 GW).
That's 12x growth in 25 years
A major shift in India’s power landscape, driven by the rapid expansion of clean energy in recent years.
@JesusFerna7026 Fascinating. It goes to the heart of a different challenge. Opposite to job’s apocalypse if we don’t have replacement populations and increasing aged populations with higher costs for public systems