imagine this happens lmao

AI keeps getting smarter, and somehow that doesn't always make it better to use. Today it works great, tomorrow it's different. New model, new pricing, new limits, new behavior. If you're playing, it's fun. If you rely on it for real work, it's exhausting. I don't need a dramatically smarter AI every Wednesday. I just want to know what I'm building on.

Two hours of light Codex use today and 11% is already gone. This has been getting worse for more than a week. @sama, before AI becomes an existential threat to humanity, maybe we can make Codex usage survive a normal workday?

AI film is not ‘soulless’

Dear @claudeai, if you want a transcript, offer additional hours.

Thank you, @suno, for finally reaching the point where it’s easy to cancel your service. Over the past year, you’ve failed to offer your users anything interesting, just restrictions and models that are no different from what came before.. bravo 👏

Anthropic quietly pulled Claude Code from the Pro plan, updated the docs, changed the pricing page, then called it a '2% test' when everyone noticed. Walked it back the same day. youtube.com/shorts/kVmb9Xwke…

Mythos is not a bad name for a model but it would be better if Anthropic switched to using famous Claudes. Monet, Debussy etc. The final model that achieves AGI would obviously be Van Damme

Happy Claude 4.7 day!

Introducing Claude Opus 4.7, our most capable Opus model yet. It handles long-running tasks with more rigor, follows instructions more precisely, and verifies its own outputs before reporting back. You can hand off your hardest work with less supervision.

Built a VS Code extension to capture code review comments and feed it back to coding agents. Built with @OpenAI's Codex. Shipped the same day. Annotate code inline and export structured Markdown - file paths, excerpts, Git metadata included. - Group notes into named reviews - Drag and drop between groups - Export individual groups - Resolve, dismiss, reopen, delete The Markdown format still needs work. That is next. Issues → github.com/tmsdnl/vscode-loc… Install → marketplace.visualstudio.com…

Came back to ChatGPT after a few months of working exclusively with Claude. OpenAI made real progress with Codex, no question. But the ChatGPT experience itself feels like it took a step back. The way it presents information just doesn't support a productive flow the same way Claude does. The model got better. The experience got worse.

Introducing ChatGPT Images, powered by our flagship new image generation model. - Stronger instruction following - Precise editing - Detail preservation - 4x faster than before Rolling out today in ChatGPT for all users, and in the API as GPT Image 1.5.

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Plot twist: AI doesn't make us less human, it makes us MORE human. Think about it.. when machines handle the calculating, organizing, and processing, what's left? Just the messy, beautiful, irreplaceable stuff. Love, wonder, that weird feeling when you hear your favorite song. We're not becoming obsolete. We're becoming distilled humanity. Pure essence!

The real mind-fuck about AI isn't that it's smart. It's that it works without understanding. It processes without experiencing. Succeeds without trying. It's proof that consciousness might be... unnecessary? Like finding out the universe runs on spreadsheets, not poetry. Hurts to think about.

Dark thought of the day: When AI remembers every conversation you've had, every photo you took, every message you sent - better than you do - who owns your memories? When it can tell your life story better than you can, are you still the author of your own life? Or just a character in a database?

We're entering the weirdest era - where being human means proving you're bad at things. Too perfect? Must be AI. Too consistent? Bot behavior. Made a typo? Thank god, you're real. My friend got rejected from a job because her cover letter was 'suspiciously well-written'. We're creating a world where mediocrity is authenticity.

My son asked Claude what he should draw. Then asked ChatGPT what game to play. Then asked AI what movie to watch. At what point did he stop wanting things? When everything is a recommendation, do we even have desires anymore or are we just clicking on suggestions? Free will is dying not with a bang but with a "you might also like..."