I wrote about a question we’ll have to ask our AI agents: who are you actually working for?
Knowing what I want doesn’t help much if someone else paid to narrow my options.
My piece for Every’s Thesis about the world "After automation": https://t.co/xHg8XJbtFB
@RustyOnLife@typesafeai Cloudflare's Clef models are multimodal too, i haven't compared it. But they really need a text based model to bring the price down.
I ran some quick tests for this new Gemini Decision 1 model in a project I'm working on where I'm already using @typesafeai Jev and Microsoft Decision 1.
Gemini Decision 1 was accurate but it was never cheaper. It was also worse in my "request matching" tests.
Introducing Gemini Decision 1, our new frontier decision model in the Gemini API.
It is $0.10 per 1M input tokens with no additional cost. With support for image, audio, video, and PDF natively, 256K context window, & 1K questions.
You can try it for free in the API!
I love this nice little detail in @Yahoo's new Scout search: it highlights the source in the right rail when you hover over a link so it gives you context of the link w/o clicking, hover+squint, or right click gynmastics.
1. Who would’ve guessed that @yahoo would be the one delivering an innovative (and useful!) search product in 2026?!
2. We got Yahoo Scoot before GTA6 🙈
https://t.co/KJMxqrNKAg
Breaking: Nvidia’s board is preparing to oust CEO Jensen Huang after he had two extramarital affairs, including one with a suspected Chinese spy. https://t.co/Pjsu5j87CF
@petergyang People keep saying this and they keep getting outpaced by everyone else. I still have hope for Google though, bc more competition is better for us
@GergelyOrosz reads this as a reason to "get more general" but I'm not sure that's the only takeaway.
front-end and mobile eng work is easier bc agents can check it's own work easily in most cases.
The roles that are growing, like FDEs and security engineering, cross into a customer's messy systems or a org, where their impact and nature of work is different.
An agent can't close that loop by itself in these situations, so until they can, this type of messy line-crossing work will continue to grow.
Engineering is changing: FDE is ascendant while mobile and front-end roles are disappearing.
Open mobile and front-end engineers jobs have been nearly halved in the past year!
Fresh data confirms what I shared back in April: native mobile and frontend roles are dying. This trend sped up.
Safe to assume the only devs getting such jobs are very experienced ones. You need to become a more general software engineer with AI, to have career stability.