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Parth Khanna retweeted
Hi, I'm Felix. I'm an eng lead working on Claude. I love watching people take flight and do things they never thought possible.
We often describe that as "being more ambitious" when using AI, which is tricky advice to follow. I wrote a tutorial:
felixrieseberg.com/how-to-be…
6 years, 6 managers. You've each been inspiring in your own unique ways and I sincerely hope to carry that with myself as I start working on my own.
Parth Khanna retweeted
How will AI learn about the physical world? We don’t believe the answer is one giant data source.
It will be thousands of entrepreneurs building local data businesses around the world.
That’s why we built @DeepReach_AI — a platform where entrepreneurs build local data businesses for Physical AI.
Today, we’re excited to launch on @ycombinator
Join our network today!
ycombinator.com/launches/SiT…
#yc #robotics #startup #AI #physicalAI #data #BusinessSuccess
Parth Khanna retweeted
We raised $136M to kill Slack.
Introducing PromptQL: The first AI version of Slack.
Here’s how it works:
Parth Khanna retweeted
NEW: Yueban recently launched a $4,000 self-driving toilet.
Xiaoban is an autonomous mobile toilet that drives to people with limited mobility, handles cleaning, and returns to dock on its own.
• Summoned by remote control or offline voice commands
• Uses LiDAR, ultrasonic sensors, and cliff detection to avoid obstacles
• Built-in bidet, warm air drying, odor control, and UV sterilization
• Self-cleans with 360° flushing after use
• Can empty waste into a dock or transfer it into a regular toilet
FSD is starting to show up in unexpected categories 🚽
Parth Khanna retweeted
We’re excited to announce the next stage of our subnet: an automated post-training pipeline that will enable us to build the best product for AI shopping.
It’s only been 50 days, but we’re now getting 20k high-quality trajectories per day that are rich training signals for online shopping tasks.
Using the trajectories we have thus far, we saw an 18% → 42% climb on Qwen3-4B base using our post-training pipeline.
Parth Khanna retweeted
Watch me control my computer with just my voice. This is the future of operating systems.
No hands.
GPT-Realtime 2.0 is very, very underrated.
Demo:
Parth Khanna retweeted
A lot of people are trying to figure out recursively self-improving companies right now.
I break down what we’re seeing at YC.
In a recent batch talk, YC General Partner @t_blom broke down how to build a self-improving, AI-native company.
He walks through how to create recursive, self-improving AI loops, and why founders who get this right will run companies that improve while they sleep.
00:00 — Companies Are Roman Legions
00:54 — Copilots Are the Wrong Mental Model
01:55 — Extract the Domain Knowledge
02:24 — The Recursive Self-Improving Loop
04:12 — The Holy Shit Moment at YC
05:50 — Self-Optimizing Product and Support Loops
06:29 — Burn Tokens, Not Headcount
07:23 — Middle Management Is Over
08:05 — Make Everything Legible to AI
09:40 — Regenerating the YC User Manual
11:19 — Software Is Ephemeral, Context Is Valuable
12:18 — Where Humans Still Matter
Parth Khanna retweeted
they just killed like 200 startups
Parth Khanna retweeted
Today, we're excited to launch AI Coverage (insurance for when your AI messes up).
Insurance was built for risks that have existed for decades. AI is creating a new category very quickly.
Parth Khanna retweeted
Introducing Link agent wallet. Let your agents spend on your behalf. Your payment credentials are never exposed. You approve every purchase.
link.com/agents
Are you a startup founder building an app? Make it for the future.
In the recent months, agentic AI has shown tremendous promise leading to the idea of APIs as the final products.
What I read today (techcrunch.com/2026/04/27/op…) backs that idea from another, more tangible, angle.
which would move AI from the application layer to the kernel. This means users no longer open apps - they state a goal, and an OS-level agent orchestrates the APIs to achieve it.
Your beautiful, multi-million dollar app could be bypassed entirely.