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Joined June 2009
Sergey Toporov retweeted
You are a rideshare driver and after work you play this game - Rideshare Stimulator youtube.com/shorts/lmP1JaThZ…
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A simulated fruit fly brain is connected to "Odyssey-3." Now, prove to me that we ourselves aren't in the exact same situation :)
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That is why, within the interaction cycle of key players—investors, founders, and employees—it is the hired employees who are currently in the most advantageous position (IMHO). While the motto used to be "time to build," it now seems the time has come to go work for Big Tech!
Holy cow, so based on OpenAI's UK filings, average salary in 2025 was £794k and £1.52m share based compensation on top of that. So the total was £2.35m = $3.1m per employee
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Sergey Toporov retweeted
Introducing Unreal Agent: An open-source harness with state-of-the-art cost efficiency 39% cheaper than Codex+Astra on Terminal-Bench 4.0 while maintaining performance
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Is this how universal basic income emerges?
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Sergey Toporov retweeted
200+ scam checks. Every second. People are asking AI: “Can I trust this?” What if you knew before you had to ask? ChatGPT = “Ask before you trust.” TFrame = “Verify before you trust.” Use it for free - trusterity.io/trustframe
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It's definitely strange times...
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I expect to see a lot of jokes about Elusive Joe :-D
We are aware of a claim alleging unauthorized access to our systems. Following a thorough investigation, we have found no evidence to support this claim and can confirm that our systems have not been compromised.
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Sergey Toporov retweeted
Meet @OpenWay_AI! what happens when you put pioneers from Google, ex-McKinsey, 3 PhDs, Forbes U30 in one room for six months? a fight between technology and business thinking, and out of it a product built to tackle one reason enterprise AI struggles to deliver measurable value: business context and feedback don't reliably carry over into the next action. MIT calls it the learning gap, and it's why 95% of enterprise pilots show no P&L impact. everyone is racing to give AI more memory. we came at it from a different angle: the bottleneck isn't how much AI can store, it's whether it keeps the right facts current and pulls up exactly the ones the next decision needs. we did this by solving continual learning in the system, not in the model. OpenWay AI turns a company's operating history into memory that can be trusted, then executes growth work on top of it. Campaigns, deals, traffic, calls, customer insights are no longer just records; they become actions that drive your revenue, and what each action produces goes back into that memory. I wish my previous companies had it! data volume is no longer a limit. OpenWay AI collects your data in real time and keeps it current. for every task, it decides which data to trust and which to throw away. how do we know it works? 300+ beta users are already running live growth experiments on it. a general-purpose model can know almost anything and still not know your business. so instead of giving you the average answer for the market, openway ai acts on what is true for yours. full write-up, use cases, and all our story: openway.ai
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Same with tech media, I guess.
One of the greatest viruses for founders is scrolling Twitter. You will melt your brain looking at a barrage of outcomes, funding posts, ARR screenshots, insane launches, with no visibility of the process that got them there.
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I just went throught the report: spies, extortion crews, doxxing platforms. Banning them isn't censorship (i hope). It's a locksmith refusing to open someone else's door. But my question isn't what they forbid today. It's what happens when there are only four locksmiths in town.
We're publishing our most detailed threat intelligence report to date. It covers how people tried to misuse Claude—for cyberattacks, influence operations, surveillance, biology, and building weapons—and how we found and stopped them. We disrupted every operation in the report, and used the lessons from them to strengthen our safeguards. Where appropriate, we also shared what we found with authorities and other AI companies. These cases are not typical: we’re highlighting some of the most sophisticated misuse we’ve seen. But they’re especially important to discuss, because they show us where AI misuse is headed, where our safeguards work, and where they need to improve. We’re publishing this report so others can spot the same activity on their own platforms, and so we can give the public a clearer view of how emerging threats develop. Read the report: anthropic.com/threat-intelli…
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Btw, who is next? @clickup? @webflow? @typeform? @asana? Or even @Dropbox (if BS able to digest it) Crazy guess is @bumble
A few years ago it was almost 10x more. But now the market values an acronym other than SaaS. The one that has only 2 letters :) What will we see in 4 years? Anyway, I think it's still a great story that was built from scratch, that did a lot for the team and early believers.
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A few years ago it was almost 10x more. But now the market values an acronym other than SaaS. The one that has only 2 letters :) What will we see in 4 years? Anyway, I think it's still a great story that was built from scratch, that did a lot for the team and early believers.
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Is everyone going to rush to burn up to $6.3 million worth of tokens now? That’s excellent marketing for Anthropic again :-D
Either @AnthropicAI is terrible at building sandboxes... or excellent at marketing. (or both) But enough with the “we created a hacking monster” games. Do it for real. I put this in an @BitGo wallet for you. Go get it. 100 BTC: bc1qg4jcyumevszta3rs869v9jrf6rz9z360svp03jsl5xcryfd7xqvs4hurnq
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Over the last few months, I’ve seen way more Waymos driving around London. It’s happening fast, and it’s a bit frightening. Thankfully, lovers of late-night shifts and weird passenger talks can now do it all from the couch :) Simulator of your life: store.steampowered.com/app/2…
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Holy sh*... It looks super creepy. But anyway, what is left for low skilled/trained people? UBI?
Today, we’re launching Tau’s humanoid cleaning service in San Francisco at $30 per hour. Access is initially invite-only as we scale operations. If you don’t have an invite yet, join the waitlist at tau-robotics.com. All footage is shown at 1× speed. Each humanoid is jointly controlled by a human operator and AI.
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I mainly attacked with "Office365" and "Deel" ...
I received this email from “Stripe.” It looked real. It wasn’t. I’ve already seen the same with "DocuSign" and "Carta". If you use these platforms, you’re a target. Now imagine this at AI scale. Our T-Frame detected the fraud before I clicked. Try it now: trusterity.io/trustframe Soon available as a browser extension. Verify before you trust. @stripe @Docusign @cartainc Just FYI! We could help to protect your users, this is our task for all of us!
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Sergey Toporov retweeted
One year ago I started writing a small book. Today, I presented the very first printed copy at #RAISESummit in Paris. It’s called “Where Trust Begins.” Inside are 10 short parables, not about cybersecurity, but about something even more fundamental: Trust. The more I worked on AI fraud, digital identity, and online deception, the more I realized that technology alone can’t solve the problem. Every great relationship, company, society and every AI future starts with trust. That’s why we launched Trusterity. Building technology is our profession. Securing trust is our mission. This is just the beginning. ❤️ #Trust #AI #AIFraud #CyberSecurity #Leadership #RAISESummit #Trusterity
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