it appears that Claude Code alternates dynamically between 3.7 sonnet and 3.5 haiku based on input token count Haven't seen this noted anywhere yet but it's probably saving me a lot of money so I'll allow it

The updated Google Deep Research is really good. It is much more obviously smart and agentic in its research progression, while still casting the widest net of any of the Deep Research tools. It is becoming clear that more powerful models leads to better agents for research.

Andrew Ng Mostly agree, and well said Andrew Ng. I think the idea of not learning to code is misunderstood or misrepresented--learning specific languages is what's becoming less important, but understanding the art of software (as in your language of art example) will still be critical to

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And every day is different with new challenges and different weapons.

The CEO Summit in Atlanta was a great event and I enjoyed the unique opportunity to speak to Delta Air Lines CEO Ed Bastian and others directly about the criticality of acting now to educate themselves and their teams with AI skills to launch their efforts. This was a decidedly

Eric Vaughan, CEO of IgniteTech and GFI Software, was speaking with Georgia Governor Governor Brian P. Kemp about Georgia's plans to upskill the state's employees with essential AI competencies. Eric offered similar assistance to Governor Phil Murphy of New Jersey at the Financial Times Live Future of AI event in

love the feedback! - to MCP it is!

A member of our team just sent me this message--what a cool AI world we're living in now! "Vibe coded with Windsurf (on top of claude artifact) using the new browser preview feature and deployed on 1-click to netlify with the new windsurf deploy feature" #AIFirst

New AI Policies from the The White House require fed agencies to prioritize U.S. companies investing in AI--that's great news. But more riveting is the quote from the article in the Fortune article below, "The new memos make the argument that “failure to innovate and implement AI at

Really cool update

Definitely love that other tech companies are getting the religion--we've been very vocal for over 2 years that this is existential! Declare your company (tech sector or not) to be #AIFirst and act to make it so or face certain death!

As I continue to try to "train my AI", by challenging it, demanding it challenge me, not be so robotic etc., I just committed this to its memory. My wife says I'm "arguing with the AI again." This is what it saved. We'll see how it works.

This does sound cool, the AI/EA idea is a place that needs help. Many are trying to drive solutions to various email problems. Have a look at EloquensAI (or email [email protected], in any language) our patent-pending technology that is an amazing AI email solution, beyond

Good content and metrics @andrewyng. I particularly agreed with "One additional question I've found highly predictive of their skill is, 'How do you keep up with the latest developments in AI?' Because AI is evolving so rapidly, someone with good strategies for keeping up" This

They say imitation is a form of flattery. Eighteen months ago, we started publicly pushing a different approach to building enterprise software, what we call Sell–Design–Build. It wasn’t a deck. It wasn’t a framework. It was a new AI-powered discipline. With #Vibecoding

Reposting my first of year post---7 months in, I wouldn't revise it, materially.