Can’t believe Elon showed up to our Grok Bot event today

Consumer AI is filled with snake-oil salesmen

I don't want to leave my AI bubble, it's scary out there

Candidate for tech tweet of the year

A few days ago, OpenCode. Now Railway. It seems like these incidents are only going to increase.

Ironically, this role becoming a key hire with the prevalence of LLMs and people losing the ability to formulate their own thoughts and sentences.

Meditative practice is sort of like creating a harness for the mind.

There is so much happening in voice AI right now: - Grok Voice 3.0 launched at $0.08/min with < 1 sec latency (best speech-to-speech model) - OpenAI added prompt to voice for GPT Live (can literally create ANY voice you describe) - Gemini 3.8 Live can call tools while it keeps talking (e.g. send email) - Microsoft streaming transcription starts in about 100 ms (agents can start processing before you finish talking) - ElevenLabs can now detect synthetic voices on live calls (businesses can spot AI callers and cloned voices) If you are in Montreal, I'm doing an event dedicated to voice agents at the Clerk AI office. Sign up here: luma.com/ietfqhq0

Hosting an event all about AI Voice Agents in Montreal Saturday, October 24th. Will be fun, come through!

Meta bench-maxxing again?

Anthropic code merges per day in 2026: - May: 2.5k - September: 30k They say coding is largely solved and now the bottleneck is software infrastructure that was previously built for "human scale".

We're a single MCP/Plugin/Connector away from LinkedIn combusting

I put the GPT-Realtime voice model on my Apple Watch

Voice agents are totally underutilized. I think you can make a quick $10 000 just building voice agents for your local SMBs.

I much prefer a total weekly usage limit than annoying daily hourly windows, another great product decision by the grok bot team 👏

App store review cycles have gotten suspiciously fast

Somewhere along the way, with the rise of agile development, the idea of QA went out the window and scrum teams became responsible for a product end to end. But now with AI, we're actually seeing a resurgence of QA roles. With so much code being generated by agents, we need people to quality check it. Pretty interesting. Expect to see a lot more QA roles.

So frustrating when your agent starts giving you an ethics lesson, just stfu and do the work.

You can measure your life by the quality of your actions.

Sometimes you have to let Jesus take the wheel