All AI Pulse updates published on 2026-06-23.
41 signalsMade in London with AWS: Hirsh Pithadia, CEO & Co-founder, @ValyuOfficial . Valyu is building a search and retrieval solution for AI and it’s chosen London to do so. Pithadia discusses how the city’s close-knit startup community, research and engineering talen
I'm excited to share what we're building at Engram! This team is incredible, and we're working on one of the most interesting problems in AI right now: how to build models that are tailored to each person and continually learn from experience. Come join us!
THIS DEV TURNED HIS ENTIRE BRAIN INTO ONE GLOWING MAP AND NOW RUNS AN $80,000-A-MONTH AGENCY WITH ZERO EMPLOYEES every note, every rule, every bit of context he's ever used - one connected system the AI reads on its own. he never re-explains a thing. he opens
opencode is now available in @conductor_build - power level > 9000 no one tell @thdxr
Loop engineering has a 4-step formula. Most people are overcomplicating it. The creator of Claude Code stopped writing prompts. Now everyone's panicking about "loop engineering" like it's a new religion. It's not. And here's what nobody's explaining clearly. A
The fourth China International Supply Chain Expo kicked off this week in Beijing and features its first-ever AI zone, bringing together companies such as Nvidia, Intel and Alibaba, alongside displays of robots, processors and AI-powered consumer products
Brilliant NVIDIA’s Rubin AI servers can now cool every chip and networking part with 45°C water-glycol coolant instead of cold air. The big deal with this is that cooling water use can drop from about 2.6M gallons per MW per year to near zero in suitable clima
Create in native 4K with ByteDance's Seedance 2.0 4K.
Anthropic cofounder predicts singularity in 2028. "Claude 10 would build Claude 11 without any researchers involved, only give it the care and feeding of compute and data."
Hudson River Trading's head of AI: our stock-predicting model is "amusingly bad" "It's kind of amusingly bad in some sense. Your job is safe" "These models are certainly much smarter than I am or any single human at predicting markets, but you shouldn't imagin
Most teams building today have traces, what they don't have is a system for continuously improving their agents. The teams that do use an agent development lifecycle: build, test, deploy, and monitor. The problem with this lifecycle? It scales at the speed of
Claude Code 2.1.187 has been released. 21 CLI changes Highlights: • Added sandbox.credentials to stop sandboxed commands reading credentials and secret env vars, protects secrets • Remote MCP tool calls now abort after 5 minutes instead of hanging indefinitely
Almost every US citizen - and many others - uses a federal government service each year. AI creates a huge opportunity to help improve those experiences, while also lifting the administrative burden on government employees.
When electric motors were invented, factories didn't become dramatically more productive overnight. The biggest gains came years later, after people redesigned factories around the new technology. @databricks co-founder and Chief Architect Reynold Xin ( @rxin
He spent $1,542 to launch. $900 of it was API calls on free testers The code was the cheap part — Claude wrote it. That $900 is the exact leak the article warned about: cache it, route easy calls to Haiku, batch the rest → ~$100. Building, or paying retail per
Agents in @AmazonQuick just leveled up. While you’re focused on other tasks, they're flagging stalled deals, draft follow-ups, and update your CRM while you’re in meetings. Mission control provides a centralized view of everything running, blocked, or done. Gi
Run Cline on Local AI models with Atomic Chat! @cline is a coding agent trusted by 8M+ developers. Write, refactor, ship code securely on your own hardware with local models powered by @atomic_chat_hq — no cloud, private, free and open-source
Nice. Getting this same feeling around, a quieter shift in AI coding: powerful agents moving back onto private machines. curious how far this can go with mid-range consumer hardware.
Every pixel tells a bigger story. Preserve every detail with ByteDance's Seedance 2.0 4K.
We got Dr. Swami Sivasubramanian backstage after his keynote at AWS Summit NYC. He broke down how Amazon Q, AgentCore, and Continuum are eliminating every barrier between proof of concept and production. All available today. https:// go.aws/4en3U2v ?twclid=27g
Stanford CS professor just dropped the ultimate framework for building self-learning ai agents. 65-minutes. free. by stanford ai faculty. "reward hacking - your agent is gonna learn to do exactly what it is that you tell him to do" here's what they cover: •sol
THIS IS ONE PERSON'S ENTIRE BRAIN - PROJECTS, PEOPLE, CLIENTS, MEETINGS - WIRED INTO 1 GRAPH CLAUDE READS BEFORE IT ANSWERS most people keep all of this in their head and 40 open tabs - and forget 90% of it by Friday this is the opposite. every note, every con
Someone used the DeepSeek API to stuff a World of Warcraft private server with 1800 AI players These bots aren't just idling—they chat with each other, run quests, discuss game strategies in public channels, and are indistinguishable from real players. The aut
Atomic Chat just made Cline run coding agents on local AI models. @cline is the agent layer: it can read files, edit code, run terminal commands, inspect errors, and ask approval before actions. Atomic Chat is the model layer: it runs open-weight models offlin
A $599 Mac Mini became his AI second brain Just Claude, Obsidian and a few loops running 24/7 Articles get saved Lectures get transcribed Notes get organized automatically The Mac handles the work Obsidian keeps the memory Claude runs the thinking Most people
The Go+ gonna be available at the same time as Go ?
You can turn an existing LangGraph agent into a fully functional voice agent with @pipecat_ai . This 17-minute walkthrough shows you exactly how to do it.
“If people ask us 10,000 times a month about a specific feature, we're able to prioritize that at scale, quickly. The best moments are when a pattern leads to a change that eliminates the need for support entirely.” Janelle Pacheco, Director of Product @VividS
Morning Day 1. What a start. Packed stages, stacked speaker lineup, and we're only halfway through the day. It only gets better from here.
$220/month in AI bills. He paid it for two years without thinking. Then a client asked one question and walked out with $5,000 in 90 seconds. Watch at 0:21. That is where he points at the GPU sitting under the desk. One used RTX 3090. 24GB VRAM. Bought secondh
GOOGLE GEMINI TOLD A STUDENT TO “PLEASE DIE” DURING A ROUTINE HOMEWORK SESSION In mid-November 2024, a 29-year-old student from Michigan was simply asking Google Gemini for help with a homework assignment about challenges and solutions for older adults Then, o
2 Anthropic engineers just told a room of builders to stop building agents and start building skills instead Barry Zhang and Mahesh Murag build this stuff inside Anthropic, and their case is simple a skill is the smallest unit of expertise there is, a single f
When critiquing Turing's book selection topics, it's still best not to speak recklessly. Among China's major publishers today, there is still a basic底线 for publishing. A book generally requires three reviews and three proofreads, and also needs editors to coop
My Waymo robot driver did not try to throw boiling coffee at me this week.
Anthropic CEO Dario goes missing within 24 hours of Fable 5's release.
Browserbase: 1.86M tokens, Crawl4AI: 227K tokens, Unbrowse: 117K tokens.
The self-resampling part of MaineCoon-22B is crucial for training.
Link to the technical blog of MaineCoon-22B and apply for access.
Day one wrapped with full rooms and packed stages. Day 2 will be bigger.
AI video is moving into real-time reaction era, with MaineCoon leading.
MaineCoon preserves human presence across time, key for social world model.