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Currently attending the Berkeley Tech and AI summit - the question on everyone’s lips whether it be foundational model builders, infrastructure developers or product people is interface - there’s a tonne of space for disruption here that no-one seems to have a solid PoV on

Been testing out Happy for Claude code -> it’s great. Need the same tool for everything not just code

The voice modes (not transcription) on the leading AI apps are VERY good at having a conversation - but VERY bad at providing actual substantive knowledge / insights compared to chat

Been playing around with Parallel Web Systems’s APIs—to me it seems there’ll be a tonne of niche use cases that fit them perfectly. It’s so easy to spin up something really narrow; I feel like businesses trying to go broad with their use cases can’t win in this world

Nano Banana Pro is wild. Here’s my favorite use case so far: take papers or really long articles and turn them into a detailed whiteboard photo. It’s basically the greatest compression algorithm in human history.

Nano Banana’s ability to create accurate visuals and charts is nuts—it may not be as generalisable as text/code, but it’s a huge unlock for those whose work involves clear thinking/writing AND visuals

Imo this is along the lines of how talking to an LLM via text is like typing into a DOS Terminal and "GUI hasn't been invented yet" of some of my earlier posts. The GUI is an intelligent canvas.

I love the way when I ask Claude Code to fix one thing, it sometimes comes back with a ‘bonus fix’ when it’s fixed something else which was off - high value product

One of the tedious things of "vibing" with LLMs is the back-and-forth: 'Move it to the right, no... a little less to the right... wait, too far left'. One solution we've been experimenting with is to generate controls directly in the chat. So if you ask for a larger cards, you

It's been a while - new post! Hope to write more over the coming months about intelligent products and what makes them tick ... newthoughts.substack.com/p/the-rise-of-…

I don’t think chat will replace the GUI, but it will replace the part where you have no idea how to use the GUI and watch 10 YouTube videos on how to make a cube in blender

What if technology didn’t feel so… hollow? Some friends and I just released a manifesto about a world where tech leaves us feeling nourished (along with an evolving list of theses about how we can build it) resonantcomputing.org

Genuinely so cool how you can now fine tune an LLM isn’t natural language huggingface.co/blog/hf-skills…

Anthropic's Agent SDK and Skills seem to be them formalizing what made Claude Code great: model + agent + skills working as one system - scaling the system that's actually printing money to other domains