Words to live by from Mozilla. Fantastic talk Justine Tunney and Stephen Hood!

# Ephemeral software with shared data An intriguing possibility: what if people using AI to build personal software tools leads to a next generation data architecture without cloud app silos? A diagram of how that might happen: Breaking down each level: Level 1: "just UI".

The holy grail of Local AI: 🔓Open Source 🏃‍♀️Runs Fast 💻Runs on your machine 🌐Runs on all machines @Mozilla is leading the charge on the new local AI ecosystem: Justine Tunney’s work on llamafile and Stephen Hood | @[email protected] announced sqlite-vec & $100k in non-dilutive funding for all local

Create your own OpenAI compatible API with mozilla.ai's #Llamafile 🦙🗂️ And Supabase Edge Functions now supports Llamafile. Use it with supabase-js or the OpenAI Deno SDK! Tutorial & code below 👇

Mozilla is thrilled to see a definition for Open Source AI finally coming to the fore, and we hope to see big and small AI developers alike work to adhere to it. Our own AI advisor, Ayah Bdeir, breaks it down: technologyreview.com/2024/08/22/109…

Excited to see these local, on-device AI projects evolve. Congrats to the first cohort of our Mozilla Builders program. #LocalAI

Me after taking Shreyas Doshi 's Improving Your Product Sense course! I highly recommend it...if you can get in 😉 maven.com/shreyas-doshi/…

Today I saw an Apple II running an LLM simulating a BBS. It taught me about myself. llamafile thank you! My life is now complete.

We have chiseled ourselves out of our Demo Day cocoons just in time to write the world's most interesting recap. Seriously, it was spectacular — a confluence of amazing people and incredible technology. We hope you get the gist from the post 👇 builders.mozilla.org/when-purpose-m…

No one talks about the wasteful work of over-specialization. If you hire a product manager, they’re gonna product. Even if incremental product isn’t the highest impact work that needs to get done (given constrained resources.) What’s interesting to me about integrating AI and

A lot of what is wrong w large organizations is the result of rewarding people for writing good essays.

There is an epidemic of first principles thinking. I think first principles thinking is like antibiotics. It's an incredibly powerful tool but when it's overused or misused it creates more harm than good. It’s much more effective if you have some ground knowledge of the problem.

I've been using voice-to-text with my AI/productivity tools lately and I can't go back. Not because I'm lazy, but because I finally realized how absolutely insane it is that we've spent the last 40 years forcing ourselves to translate thoughts into finger movements on tiny

This guy will cure your laziness watch it till the end 💯

They almost got me for my X password today. I got an email "from X support." They detected a suspicious login attempt from India. It showed me the location. It had my profile picture in the email. It suggested I change my password. Not really thinking about it, I clicked on the

there's a bunch of "keep it simple, stupid" agent engineering opinions going around that basically reduce it to "agent = llm + tools + loop + goal" this is a minimal viable agent, and that's great! but the reason that this definition is too minimalist to be useful, is

A potentially unpopular take. I downloaded iOS26 this morning and so far I like the liquid glass.

Despite also having a fancier car now, there's just something special about driving my old 2007 Nissan Altima that I still love!

Packed theater at #TEDAI