Andreessen Horowitz has a message for up-and-coming tech talent: Don’t drop out of school to start a company; come do school with us instead. The venture-capital firm is investing $35 million in an unaccredited two-year alternative to traditional college. on.wsj.com/4rnuxci

sorry I didn't attend your event, i'm child time maxing.

My lord, three IPOs are worth more than… all IPOs in the last 45 years of tech 🤯

The political implications of the coming AI IPOs are somehow still underappreciated Historically, each wave of wealth (railroads and steel, oil, finance, early tech, etc) was accompanied by a new class of people for whom politics was a way to compete for status and finance their convictions AI is likely to follow the same path. If the major labs go public over the next year or so, their founders and early employees will gain access to personal liquidity extraordinary in both its breadth (the number of employees) and depth (the absolute size of the wealth). Beyond simply financing candidates, they will be sustaining institutions and underwriting political projects for decades There need not be a coherent set of “AI politics” for this to matter (in fact, I doubt there is one!). These people can disagree profoundly and politics will still proactively warp itself in their direction. Whether you welcome this is a separate question. But the smart players in DC are building these relationships already

Recently, there have been a lot of impressive demos of AI agents, like Claude, controlling robots. I wrote a short blog post with my thoughts on the advent of these "robot-use agents." web.mit.edu/phillipi/www/wri… I think it's an important change in the trajectory of robotics!

ABSOLUTELY INSANE WAY TO LOSE Vanderbilt never led all game up 31-28 NC State tries to kneel for a safety fumble -> Vandy TD -> Vandy win

Jev was adopted faster than any other model in AI Gateway history. In the first day, @typesafeai reached ~13% of teams, 2x the GPT-5.6 family and 6x Fable 5.1.

🆕: @Meta and @stripe are partnering to make it easy for businesses to accept agentic payments using the @Muse Connector Platform. Learn more: • muse.ai/platform • docs.stripe.com/agentic-comm… • Email jweinstein@ / @jeff_weinstein

Excited to share that "World models for biomedicine" is out in @CellCellPress, by stellar @ayushnoori @njwfish @AdaFang_ Lukas Fesser doi.org/10.1016/j.cell.2026.… In AI, a world model represents the state of a system and simulates how it evolves under alternative actions Game agents and robots use world models to test actions internally before executing them We ask what world models mean for biology, from molecules to cells, tissues, and patients A biomedical world model maps observations across modalities to a model state, takes an action (a drug, a knockout, a change in culture conditions), predicts a distribution over next states, and continues simulation from its own predictions What data and evaluations do we need to make this possible?

Eagles 24, Commanders 22. My instant reactions: 1. The Commanders' defensive front was really good. Besides Saquon Barkley's 42-yard rush, they kept him in check for most of the game. The pass rush looked the part. 2. As well as the front-7 played, the back end still has question marks. The Dontayvion Wicks explosive play can't happen. Both Dallas Goedert TDs can't happen. The Jalen Hurts 22-yard rush on 3rd-and-18 can't happen. Backbreaking plays like that have been a common theme in Washington for years, regardless of the defensive scheme/coordinator. 3. Jayden Daniels looked rusty in the first half. Yes, he was pressured a lot, but he looked slow to process his reads early on. I thought he settled in well in the second half. That double-spin move run was awesome. The TD to Stefon Diggs was well executed. The last touchdown drive was impressive. I think we'll see a lot more of the Daniels we saw in the second half moving forward. 4. Stefon Diggs is going to be the most-targeted WR in this offense. The TD route was filthy. The celebration that led to the penalty, fair or unfair, was costly. The two drops were bad. Still, I came away from today's game thinking he will have a big year. 5. Antonio Williams is going to be a stud. Daniels' best throw of the day was to the rookie on a 33-yarder over two defenders. Williams' late TD showcased great hands on a not-great throw. 4/64/1 in your debut ain't too shabby. 6. How does Terry McLaurin not have a catch until the fourth quarter? That can't happen, and it's happened more times than it should throughout his career. His catch on 4th-and-2 was big. 7. I thought Bill Croskey-Merritt ran the ball well. Ball security remains an issue with him. There's a reason Kaytron Allen got a couple of key carries late. 8. Throw that 2-point conversion play call in the trash.

Someone tell Ben to get the dub quick today cause my @Commanders play at 4:25