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The AI Labs Are Worried About Their Own Models nitter.net/i/broadcasts/1dGYlaoML…

Rabin Nuchtabek runs AI at @hypepartners , a crypto marketing agency, and he's spent over a year in the trenches actually deploying this stuff. In this chat, @sofiaunchained and @Diksha_ds get into why the model is almost never the real problem, why 95% of AI pilots quietly die, and the genuinely wild setup where his "Grok bot family" books his travel, fills out forms, and trades from its own wallet. We also get into closed models and lock-in, why he thinks local models are basically "intranet 2.0," the AI slop problem and how he clones his own writing voice, and his take on why the next high-paying AI job won't even show up as a job posting. full episode 👇

BlockZero returns to London on November 15, part of @Solana Breakpoint community events. Details below👇

Most LSTs stack fees: the pool takes one, the validator takes another. chainSOL doesn't. We return 100% of our commission and MEV to holders, every epoch, on-chain.

We Must Pace the Frontier: I’ve written a new essay on why the AI industry should slow down, with a three-part plan for doing so. Anthropic is unilaterally committing to the first of these steps. We’ll provide third-party evaluators with permanent, employee-level access to our systems, so that they can verify adherence to our safety measures, report on incidents, and assess models’ alignment during training. You can read the full post here: darioamodei.com/post/we-must…

The weekly sit-down with @Diksha_ds discussing the latest stuff on the AI front

Happy Monday with some AI news.

Jacob is correct here—we really do earnestly believe AI could kill all humans! I personally think it is >10% within the next decade. I believe Anthropic is trying its best, but we do not yet have a plan to solve alignment for superintelligence and are not clearly on track to.

Balkan crypto babes do it better 💅🏻

On Monday the European Commission designated ChatGPT a Very Large Online Search Engine under the DSA, with Reddit and Roblox picking up very large platform status in the same round. For OpenAI this mostly means compliance work. For the rest of us, the interesting part is that a chat interface is now, legally speaking, a search engine. DSA's search engine obligations are mostly about information - risk assessments, external audits, an ad repository where relevant, and a channel for researchers to request data. If you compare that to how brands have operated for the past two years -- guessing at how they show up in AI answers, running prompt panels, trying to infer citation patterns from tiny samples. All because these systems publish nothing and there's no console to log into. Not expecting anyone to get a keyword report out of this. The disclosures will focus on systemic risk, not your product category, and the timelines mean most of it won't land until next year. Still, the direction is kinda clear. AI answers are no longer a black box you can only poke at from the outside. They're becoming a regulated surface with documentation attached. So if you're building an AI-visibility practice, the smart move over the coming months is to watch which disclosures actually materialize and building your reporting around those.

AI News Rundown: Money, Lawyers, Governments, and a Data Center Fight nitter.net/i/broadcasts/1mxPaZpvy…

Sat down with @PietroMontaldo last week on @theaisho to talk real value of AI, and guess what, it’s still the human that operates it! Full episode in the replies 👇

we had a really fun chat with @PietroMontaldo Pietro teaches AI to people who don't code, and honestly some of the stories he shared were wild. One of his students built a tool in about two hours that a developer had quoted them 5,000 euros and three weeks for. And, this was someone who'd spent their whole career calling themselves "not technical." We got into his whole idea of the Gen Operator, why he thinks being a generalist is suddenly a strength, where AI actually saves you time versus where it just makes more work, and his very honest take that the "AI employee that never sleeps" is really just a junior hire with a different set of excuses. If you've been feeling behind on all this, this one's worth a watch w/ @sofiaunchained full episode👇

Day 1 takeaway from @Solana Summit Serbia: the ecosystem is thriving, my feet are not. Loved it anyway! ❤️‍🔥 Great organisation @SuperteamBLKN 🙌

Chainflow is at Solana Summit Serbia. The SGP votes are open while everyone is in the same room. Running a validator and want to talk it through? DMs are open. 🌞 Well done, @SuperteamBLKN 🙌

Here we go. DM me if you're around @ChainflowSol @ChainflowPOS

Great to sit down with @theaisho and @sofiaunchained @Diksha_ds to talk about 🤖 - speaking here about data residency vs sovereignty

We had a really good chat with @stevemilton this week. Steve has scaled marketing for Binance, Shopify, and now he's advising @CosineAI and building @arispaylabs We got into what a lot of UK businesses are only now realising, that running Claude in your own cloud isn't the same as owning it. We also got into where Britain can genuinely lead in AI, and where we actually stand with AI agents moving money. Genuinely one of our favourite conversations we've done. Full episode👇 w/ @Diksha_ds and @sofiaunchained

Lovable's $400M raise | Gemini hits 1B users | The coding wars nitter.net/i/broadcasts/1pKdRDRvN…

If you missed the solar eclipse, this is what it looked like: