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Total Pixel Space, by Jacob Adler @JACOB__ADLER is the best AI film I've seen. An aesthetic exploration of how we can theoretically display a finite, yet mind-bogglingly vast, number of unique images and videos. h/t to @tferriss for the find. Posted with permission.
Making an agent “actually useful” to you is big business. Congrats @composiohq
Agents aren’t reliable. They don’t learn from experience. At @composiohq, we provide skills that evolve with your agents @lightspeedvp gave us $25M to make agents usable
Canva - take note. This is probably the best alternative I've seen that's designed as an 'AI-first' media maker. Very impressive.
No more invite codes. Lovart goes public today. Thanks to the 800,000 of you on our waitlist and our many beta friends who helped us prove Lovart's capabilities – but we wanted to make it better for you. Design agent capabilities are just the beginning. True creativity…
Expect agent-mode to be heavily integrated into GPT-5. You won’t prompt it. You’ll delegate. Tasks → agents → outcomes. Text it like a VA. It browses, emails, books, buys, clicks. The browser becomes the backend. The OS becomes optional. You become the org.
DuckDuckGo now lets users hide all AI-generated images from search results. Signal for a new aesthetic backlash. The anti-AI slop filter is opt-in... for now.
Personality cloning (mimicking a style of speech) is the next dimension of speech models. Many subliminal layers of realism here.
2024: Voice Cloning 2025: What about personality cloning? Hume’s voice AI can now not only mimic your voice but also speaking style and language. It’s now available via our TTS and new speech-to-speech model, EVI 3, which is also launching today.
Meta's proposed Hyperion Data Center size compared to Manhattan
No scenario in which this company doesn’t end up getting acquired for billions by one of the big 4
Introducing Act-Two, our next-generation motion capture model with major improvements in generation quality and support for head, face, body and hand tracking. Act-Two only requires a driving performance video and reference character. Available now to all our Enterprise…
The best part about AI’s amazing capabilities is that it’ll be so laughably limited compared to what we’ll have in 2 years …and so will that when compared to what we’ll have in 5 years
Just used emergent.sh to build a real full-stack app from a single sentence - with Grok 4 No devs. No code. No BS. Type what you want → It builds it. Frontend + backend. Now with: ✅ Google Auth ✅ Built-in LLMs (no API keys!) ✅ Security + scale agents ✅ Mobile…
The Manhattan Project cost 5% of GDP You can get Grok 4 for the price of Chipotle
The cost of intelligence is wild. SuperGrok Heavy - $300/mo Gemini Ultra - $249.99/mo Claude Max 20x - $200/mo ChatGPT Pro - $200/mo
We taught rocks how to think, and now they're teaching us.
I’ve been using @contextsuite (at my real job) for a few weeks now and it’s wild how much time it saves. Context is like if Notion, Google Docs, ChatGPT, and your file system all merged, but with an AI that actually knows your work. Here’s what I’ve done with it so far:…
4 PhD-level agents working in tandem easiest $3000 I ever spent
At this rate, we’re going to run out of benchmarks in 1–2 years. Every new model will max out any human-generated capability metric and will evolve into something we don’t know how to measure. It’ll be like trying to weigh a supernova with a kitchen scale.
I had over a dozen people email me today after I sent out a newsletter titled “Grok 4 Release Today”, calling me a Nazi or a Nazi supporter for attempting to “normalize” Grok. It’s absurd, but also familiar. The same people calling Elon a Nazi now are the ones who used to make…
This week's sponsor of the AI Breakfast newsletter is Tanka AI - which is like Gemini in Gmail, but for all of your apps. It can reach into Slack, Whatsapp, Telegram, Notion, Outlook, Calendars, etc via MCP and query all of them based on your prompt. Still crazy to me that…
