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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 → https://t.co/igYAjYLmYL
@thinkimfalling curious how much of it came from the prompt and how much Claude just ran with, because that gap is usually where the best stuff shows up
Half the replies on this are people saying “wait, the picture is talking??”
That reaction is the whole story. A @tavus PAL isn’t a talking picture. It looks at you, listens, and answers in real time, like a coworker who’s actually in the room.
Now put one at every desk of a 3D office that Claude built from a single prompt.
Soon talking to an AI coworker will feel this normal, and this is a glimpse of it.
Asked Claude for “an office” and got an entire world back.
A full 3D office in three.js, a live @tavus PAL sitting at every desk waiting to talk, and a Corvette that turns into a racing game.
This is the part people miss about AI agents: you give them a small idea and they come back with something much bigger.
And it’s live right now. You can walk around in it.
banyan sapling is open source under Apache 2.0
> give it a policy
> give it evidence
> give it a claim
> it answers supported, violation, missing info or contradicted
> with calibrated probabilities
> and it's allowed to say unsure
an AI that admits what it doesn't know feels like AGI 🤯
comment SAPLING for $100 free credits
@silvanrec policy plus evidence plus claim is a clean setup for compliance work, you can see exactly why it landed on a verdict instead of trusting a black box
HEALTHCARE SHOULD BE PROACTIVE, NOT JUST REACTIVE.
especially when you’re dealing with a chronic condition.
UniqueHuman is building an agent that connects your wearables, medical records and labs to help manage care end to end.
→ spot patterns
→ coordinate follow-ups
→ handle prescriptions and insurance
the goal is less time managing healthcare and more time living.
@dravenip spotting patterns is where this gets interesting, a slow drift in sleep, heart rate or glucose is easy to miss when you only see a doctor every few months
@dravenip spotting patterns is where this could really help, a slow trend in sleep or heart rate is easy to miss when you're just checking in once every few months
@ismanewells curious how the launch video builds up to the demo, starting with what agents can already do and then showing what they couldn't is a smart way to make the new thing land
@paulai_ good take on the scary part being the payment step, tapping through a map is impressive, but confirming a charge is where I'd want a human approval every single time