In the presence of Mohammed bin Rashid bin Mohammed, Dubai Chamber of Digital Economy, one of the three chambers operating under the umbrella of Dubai Chambers, signs two Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) with Nebius Academy, the education and training arm of AI cloud company Nebius, and Lovable, a leading software creation platform. The agreements aim to accelerate the adoption of Agentic AI across Dubai’s private sector, enhancing business productivity and operational efficiency.

Mercor's CEO: every startup and enterprise will need to train its own AI model within five years. Three reasons custom training is suddenly a market: 1. For many workflows, models have hit a "sufficiency threshold" 2. Inference spend is now huge, so smaller custom models pay off 3. Open source models are catching up with the frontier The best place to train your own model is a job the big labs ignore. Mercor's map shows 90% of US working hours have little or no benchmark coverage. That's the map of where vertical AI can win. Full breakdown here: productmarketfit.tech/p/wher…

Holy sh*t I can't believe this sh**t, a developer built an absolute command hub connecting Grok, Claude, GPT, and Llama into a single trading beast. This ledger desk handles multi-agent capital allocation, balance tracking, and real-time risk management on a whole different level. When top-tier AI models collaborate to execute trades and manage liquidity pools, the profit margins get completely out of hand. The future belongs to those who deploy autonomous financial squads. Bookmark this framework before the alpha gets saturated.

Mercury 3 is live 🚀 Teams used to choose between a fast model and a capable one, until today. Across a range of benchmarks, GPT-6 Luna and Claude Haiku 5.5, at runs over 1,000 tok/s. Read out blog: inceptionlabs.ai/blog/introd…

Tech billionaires are pushing AI toward a future that could threaten humanity’s role on Earth. We cannot let a handful of billionaires gamble with our future. Advanced AI development must pause until strong safeguards ensure humanity’s safety.

The gap on design using AI between people who know what they're doing ex-ante design wise and those who don't is even bigger than with coding or workflows. Human expertise remains a complement...

Cool story. The unemployment rate for chemical engineering PhDs is 1.2%.

We should spend time talking about problems we haven’t solved yet. I will be sharing a set of research problems that I believe are important for the formal community to make progress on today, and that we’re actively thinking about at Pramaana Labs Some are problems we’ve made progress on, while others are still very much open questions for us. I’d love to share how we’re thinking about them, hear how others approach these challenges, and learn from the broader community. This is an exciting space to be working in, and I’m sure there’s a lot we can learn from each other. If you’re in San Francisco and curious about the formal landscape, I’d love for you to join us! luma.com/6r0fofzz And a huge thanks to Adi Baradwaj and Radoslav Kirov for inviting me

There is not much I deserve credit for, but I hope you guys will let me have the credit I deserve for coining the "google tier" in tier lists

People on X have stopped putting “AI/ML enthusiast” in their bios I think the world is healing

I'm optimistic that a decade from now, or perhaps less, it will seem unbelievable that we used to wait nine months or more for a specialist. Years for transplants and life-saving medical care to treat diseases.

Perhaps the best thing to remember when we see riots and arson attacks on historic buildings in France, or hundreds of drug addicts sprawled out on the streets of San Francisco, or thousands of murders per year in America’s cities, is that things don’t have to be this way. There are places in the world that you can visit that are not like this. There are a set of policy choices that we can make at any time that would ensure these things simply don’t happen, if our civilization had the will to enact them

Kevin Rose predicts AI shopping agents will largely wipe out Amazon's sponsored-ad revenue. Tim Ferriss points to Amazon's scale, pricing and delivery speed. Asked if Amazon's own AI can compete, Rose says "I don't think so": "And that will be the entry point for all of the internet, all of applications, all of everything. Sponsor ad revenue on Amazon goes away, largely, because it's going to be sales. Most commerce will start to funnel." "So I think what's going to happen is we're going to see that transition happen once again, but it's going to be through the front ends of AI interfaces." "So you'll just be talking to your AI. Like, hey, I just need a refill of this. Like, can you have it here? Yeah, we got you covered with Walmart... Or do you want to go with Amazon? It's $2 cheaper, but it'll be here tomorrow." - Kevin Rose on The Random Show, The Tim Ferriss Show with @tferriss

San Francisco’s transition from counter culture capital to LinkedIn: The City™️ needs to be studied. Not so it can be replicated, but so it can never happen anywhere else ever again.