Mr. Coxon is right. The very people building this technology admit that it could threaten the future of humanity. That is why I will soon be introducing legislation to ban superintelligence and pause AI development.

We’re sharing a solution to the Navier-Stokes Millennium Prize Problem, one of the deepest problems at the frontier of mathematics. The proof was produced by a group of agents, using an OpenAI next-generation model significantly more capable than GPT-6 Astra. The problem concerns whether the description of smooth three-dimensional fluid motion modeled by the Navier-Stokes equations can break down. It has remained unresolved for roughly 90 years.

Two things early founders often get wrong, and should remember: 1) Building culture can feel like it's just fluff at the start. Until you start to raise capital or hire teams, and then you see how it shapes everything you do moving forward. 2) You should build a team so talented that it makes you slightly uncomfortable to be with them, because you know you are going to have to raise your game to keep up.

Investors are overlooking the risks of data center politics axios.com/2026/08/21/data-ce…

Introducing Latent Briefing, a way for agents to quickly share their relevant memory directly. Result: 31% fewer tokens used, same accuracy. Multi-agent systems are powerful, but can be wildly inefficient. They pass context as tokens, so costs explode and signal gets lost. We built an algorithm that allows agents to communicate KV cache to KV cache.

SpaceX confirmed its tender at $421 a share - valuation ~$800B Reporting @lorengrush @business

💡 Right-click or long-press a link in Brave and you’ll see an option to copy the link without the unnecessary text strings at the end.

If you must operate without a designer then you should do what designers do: Copy the shit out of the apps you love. Find ones have solved similar problems. If you encounter a novel problem, look harder for examples. Study incumbents, old apps, Mobbin, etc.

We don’t have enough humans to do >the work< in tech. Not really. That’s the honest point not discussed enough. - We don’t have enough humans that want to send 100s of truly customized, hand crafted emails a week. No one wants to put in this amount of time. - We don’t have enough humans that want to follow up with the B and C leads. No human wants to. - We don’t have enough humans that want to market to lost customers. Yes, you can get some back. But not enough to make the plan. - We don’t have enough humans that want to do onboarding for real. It’s not that fun. - We don’t have enough humans to close $1k deals. No glory there. - We don’t have enough humans to build the boring apps. Not really. Everyone wants to work on something cool. - We don’t have enough humans to pick up the phone. This is why we need AI. It’s getting there quickly to do all of this. Some of it is here, some of it isn’t, some of it is in the middle. It’s all coming. To take the jobs in tech people will sort of do, but not really, because no one wants to. And we will then … fly.

Our May Top SaaS Vendors list is out now! Several newcomers appeared this month, including the #1 vendor in new card spend, @turbopuffer — a search engine that helps companies efficiently find and retrieve information from their data to feed into AI systems.