Profluent has successfully edited human DNA with an AI designed gene editor.

Remarkable for many reasons, particularly the future it points to: one where AI designs specifically what’s needed to cure diseases. Coverage from The New York Times below in thread.

current status: delving

Many interesting use cases for LLMs

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If you really look at trees, you can learn a lot about beauty

I spent 60 hours reading —and rereading— this 800 page biography of Walt Disney

The episode is available now. I hope you find it worthy of your time!

'it’s equally clear to me that, even though AI writing seems strange right now—disingenuous, disgusting, even—the greatest art of the next few generations will probably be made from it.' - Dan Shipper 📧

back on the charts baby!

Dwarkesh is a great example of how it's possible to win with extremely smart content.

Following your curiosity works👇

When the ARR in your deck stands for Annual Revenue instead of Annual Recurring Revenue

i always feel so much smarter when i sit with dan's thoughts. seeing the world and my own mind in so many new ways every time he publishes *anything*

excited to announce that i'm going to work as a designer with Dan Shipper 📧 & Kate Lee at Every 📧 on a two-week project. we're so back

If you're a design-minded devtools hacker in NYC looking for a new adventure, talk to Steve!

Reddit is freaking out over LLaMA 3

I can't believe its been already 2 months of making daily tech concepts

What, specifically, was good about the 1830s? Asking for a friend

We know the characters in a novel aren't real—but our imagination makes them so.

We'll learn to do this with AI too, and when that happens we'll start reading AI writing:
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One of Nick’s gifts as a writer is being able to say essentially the same thing over and over in slightly different ways without losing interestingness or his own enthusiasm.

Very under-appreciated skill in both writers and CEOs (or anyone trying to build a movement)

While making lunch today, I stream of consciousness-ed a nonfiction book chapter into superwhisper and then had Claude clean it up a little and... it's pretty solid first draft material.

It's a way of writing that I never thought I would like, but it's surprisingly