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Sawyer Merritt Ashok Elluswamy Here it is in full (lower res tho) on X

How to Keep Winning amasad.me/keep-winning

I keep on playing with Runway Workflows. And loving it. Lots of fun creating a kind of a city builder. The idea was to create several shots of the same set and make them as consistent as possible (buildings and mood) starting with only an image. Got close to what i imagined.

Apple Sr. Director Jeff Norris on how Vision Pro persona went from looking like cadavers to life-like avatars: "First thing I'd want to point out is that we changed the the whole rendering approach of Personas to a completely new technique that's based on Gaussian splats." The

[NEWS] Auto loan originations rose 5.2% YoY in Q2: TransUnion says that rebound came from easing rates and steadier inventory. And a big push from EV leasing, which made up nearly 60% of new EV originations. No surprise there. Still, even with momentum building, affordability

New on the Anthropic Engineering blog: tips on how to build more efficient agents that handle more tools while using fewer tokens. Code execution with the Model Context Protocol (MCP): anthropic.com/engineering/co…

This is amazing research result! Xun Huang and team trained a bidirectional teacher model for motion control, and used Self-Forcing to make it autoregressive. Xun recently gave a great talk at the Real Time Video AI summit about this work, and a few other projects around video

Today I’m launching Swipe -- a new way to steer image models. The idea is simple – start with a prompt, swipe left / right to steer the model towards what you’re thinking of.

Interesting settlement, your rewards card could be dying a slow death. Right now, Visa and Mastercard require merchants to "honor all cards," even though some cards cost merchants a lot more to process. The spread can be huge - from <0.5% to 3%+ and the merchants have no control

Introducing Marble by World Labs: a foundation for a spatially intelligent future. Create your world at marble.worldlabs.ai

We raised $11M from Keith Rabois at Khosla and Felicis to make MCP work at scale. MCP is everywhere, but it's MESSY. No security. No auth layer. No visibility. No control. We built Runlayer to enable AI.

This might be the craziest workflow you'll see this week. From #VR greyboxing to 3D worlds with the help of #AI. The 2 tools I used are ShapesXR and Marble from World Labs. Let me tell you why and how. - ShapesXR is the most powerful and fastest way to assemble 3D scenes at

Meta COOKED 🔥 SAM3 is here, and it supports text input on top of image/video segmentation! > prompt with point/box (visual), negative/positive prompts for refining masks > accepts text prompts (concepts, e.g. red car) ⏯️ > comes with transformers support from day-0! 🤗

SAM3D dropped this week, and I had to try my usual quick 2D to 3D test. I clicked on the 3D view inside an engineering drawing, and SAM3D segmented it instantly and generated a full 3D mesh. From one image. No extra views or depth data. Boom.

Private equity firms have emerged as the newest distribution channel for AI startups. While public companies have decreased from 6,639 in 2000 to 3,550 in 2024, PE-owned companies in the US have grown from 1,950 to 14,300. The rate of growth continues to accelerate. The

MedSAM3: Segment Anything with Medical Concepts A new framework for text-promptable medical segmentation (PCS). It adapts SAM3 with medical concepts for diverse modalities (X-ray, MRI, CT, video), outperforming existing models & simplifying anatomical targeting.

The future of CAD design is clear: > Sketch something with pencil and paper > Ask Nano Banana Pro to turn this into a machine shop drawing > Use Meta SAM to turn the drawing into an uneditable 3D object

Sources: AI synthetic research startup Aaru raised a Series A at a $1B ‘headline’ valuation techcrunch.com/2025/12/05/ai-…

“Why not own a bunch of great small businesses?” And why you should love tiny markets when buying 'boring' businesses: > $15m market for humidity sensors in museum archives > $30m market for airport lighting controllers > $50m market for mushroom-farm climate sensors > $20m