Deep work is always worthwhile.

Even if your initial goal doesn't pan out; the insights you get from being in the weeds make it a no-brainer.

THIS. Always so so impressed with the Flair AI team

Go Pete Go! 👏👏

If you’re looking for an approachable and engaging AI news podcast👇

cheap, abundant, and customizable intelligence at scale has to be this year's theme.

Brutal takedown of Devin.

Video and Reddit discussion.

(If there is a rebuttal, please post below.)

news.ycombinator.com/item?id=400081…

As women get wealthier, they get skinnier, but as men get wealthier, they stay fat

So does being rich help people stay skinny?

Or perhaps there is another explanation: being thin helps women become rich

A greater preference is given in the workplace for skinnier/attractive…

Can’t wait for the Second Brain Summit by Tiago Forte

My only complaint is that it’s not sooner!

Check out the details 👇

If you were to give an AI agent access to one of your SaaS tools…. Not as an API, just like plain user access…

Do you give it your credentials or make it its own user?

Why?

Excited to share I’ve joined Google to lead product for AI Studio and support the Gemini API.

Lots of hard work ahead, but we are going to make Google the best home for developers building with AI.

I’m not going to settle for anything less.

Paul is the real deal. Excited for browserbase 🅱️ and that I got to write a little angel check in to support.

& they're hiring 👇

Been looking forward to this one for a while. If it’s anything like Ethan Mollick's essays, will be a read worth taking your time with.

The Databricks LLM apparently cost $10M to train, which is a price I have seen given for a GPT-3.5 class model multiple times.

Given that pricing, training your own corporate model versus open source needs to deliver a lot of benefit. I haven't seen evidence for that value, yet.

Wow RIP Daniel Kahneman.

We’re partnering with a small group of US builders to test usage-based GPT earnings. Our goal is to create a vibrant ecosystem where builders are rewarded for their creativity and impact and we look forward to collaborating with builders on the best approach to get there.

Saying no = valuing your priorities more than fearing others' disappointment

Everyone makes fun of startups that are just 'GPT-4 wrappers' but the bigger issue are large enterprise software companies slapping chatbots powered by GPT-3.5 class LLMs with basic RAG into their products and claiming they have an AI solution

At least the startups are ambitious

I'm finding the Claude 3 pricing to be particularly interesting today - they're effectively undercutting OpenAI with both their GPT-4 and their GPT-3.5 competitors

Open source AI is a net win for developers, businesses, and humanity.