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San Francisco
Joined February 2013
This team is cooking. Each time I’ve dropped by, the lab is more capable than before
In 12 weeks, we built a research facility that is run entirely by AI. AI designs, executes, and observes experiments end-to-end across biology, chemistry, and materials science. We’re introducing SciUniverse: a benchmark that measures AI’s ability to do real-world scientific research.
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1/ It’s time to share more about what we’ve been working on: @common_fabric is a social computing lab building a medium for software that revolves around people, not apps. commonfabric.com
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We set out to collect 10M hours of on-embodiment data as a starting point for robotics models, but couldn’t find a robot reliable enough at a price that made it possible. So, we built one. Meet Pandroid: an accessible hardware platform for AI. Small enough to safely experiment with, durable enough to run in fleets. Connect it to any model or coding agent over SSH to let it interact with the world. Join the waitlist:
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Introducing Pan-1, a highly capable Minecraft model trained with an RL-based pretraining technique that could unlock internet scale video for robotics models. It can achieve diverse goals—fight mobs, build structures, explore—without training on any of them specifically.
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excited for runner launch! i like that it: - takes care of the harness engineering infra while still giving granular controls to the user - runs locally and can use the browser, see markdown files, etc - has @yitong product design
Introducing @runneragent, the knowledge work agent that works across all your apps to get real work done It's simply the best way to stay on top of messages, project management, user feedback, and much more Runner has become a daily driver for me and I think you'll like it too
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congrats pantograph on the launch! hanging out with this team is inspiring. they're building the full stack from hardware to software to the physical environments robots spend time in as they learn to interact with reality and each other.
Introducing Pantograph. We're building a preschool for robots: they teach themselves through exploration, failure, and curiosity. What we're building and why: pantograph.com/blog/building…
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two of my favorite things about interface0: - andy is ai-native, and i get to use the tools he's building for himself - andy is building in an ai-native way, which means the product evolves super quickly, in a way that's both fun to be a user of and also maybe gives a peek into what the future of product is going to be like more generally
I built the LLM interface I wished existed. interface0 is for power users: cross-provider memory & chat, multi-model synthesis, sharing & team features, granular context engineering, template prompts, forking, prompt enhancing, & more Here's a demo—see 🧵 for the rest
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Big believer in this team and their vision for the future
1/ Introducing EulerSwap A smarter DEX with lending-boosted yield, deeper just-in-time liquidity, and native support for LP positions as collateral. Supercharged by Euler lending infra.
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Here is my conversation with @michael_nielsen. We talk about technology as a source of leverage and our increased capacity for both upside/downside. I've learned a lot from Michael's thinking over the years and it was an honor to do this together. Links below.
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Sincerely enjoyed the time I spent talking with @sinahab It's Nous, Psyche, what's going on with LLMs, the human mind, and how I personally align my work with my faith Was honored (and slightly intimidated) to join the cast of guests on Into the Bytecode, but it was a great experiece And oh yeah, I make a major numerical blunder in it. See if you can spot it 😅
Here is my conversation with @theemozilla, cofounder of @nousresearch. We talked about the history of neural networks, modern model architectures, parallels with the human mind, and how we each think about finding meaning in this new world. This was one of my favorite conversations in recent memory. Links below, hope you enjoy.
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Here is my conversation with @theemozilla, cofounder of @nousresearch. We talked about the history of neural networks, modern model architectures, parallels with the human mind, and how we each think about finding meaning in this new world. This was one of my favorite conversations in recent memory. Links below, hope you enjoy.
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Across is proud to announce a successful raise of $41M in a strategic token sale led by Paradigm (@paradigm) With participation from Bain Capital Crypto (@BainCapCrypto), Coinbase Ventures (@cbventures), Multicoin Capital (@multicoin), and Sina Habinian (@sinahab)
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Here is my conversation with @alexanderlong, founder/ceo of @PluralisHQ. We talk about frontier models, what it takes to get a new foundation model off the ground, and how protocol learning could be the way to do this in the open internet. Links below.
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Here is my conversation with @jimpo_potamus, cofounder/cto of @IrreducibleHW. Jim is a brilliant human being - he was one of the first engineers at Coinbase, went back to academia for a grad cryptography degree, is now making core contributions to zk. Here we talk about: - Binius as a proof system using binary fields - FPGAs, hardware, running a data center - the verifiable internet Links below.
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this team keeps taking it to the next level with their attention to detail and craft
the trenches today have shifted—it's a game driven by insiders, bubble maps, and wallet tracking we're trying to change that introducing Yapster — a native mobile app that turns the solana trenches into a live, competitive game 🕹️
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Here is my conversation with @euler_mab, cofounder/ceo of @eulerfinance. This was a somewhat philosophical conversation about the history of defi, credit, mechanism design, Michael's phd thesis on natural selection, and more. I think Michael is a brilliant human being and I'm very happy we got to do this together. Links below. I hope you enjoy.
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