i would kill for an AI-era version of Silicon Valley

Introducing jevgrep - a research agent CLI powered by jev from @typesafeai that reduces your coding agent cost by 40% (verified on SWE-bench) Make sure to use the built in skill so your coding agent knows to use jg for context collection github.com/dzhng/jevgrep

Asking Meta's Muse what happens to my data:

Introducing Doom or Bloom Map your AI worldview by answering a few questions, and see how you compare with others like @sama, @elonmusk, and @BernieSanders • only takes a few minutes • free & open source • private by default • powered by Jev doom-or-bloom.com

Claude Opus 5.5 has the best visual design of any model I have tested so far

currently in the "where the hell is that sound coming from" phase of AI development

On July 25, we hacked OpenAI. Two bugs let us take over ChatGPT/Codex accounts of OpenAI employees (+some unaffiliated users) and reach connected services: Outlook, Slack, GitHub, etc. We proved it with a PR in OpenAI’s internal codebase . It took us <72h. 🧵

everything i shipped so far this month: • transitivebullsh.it • cultural-alignment.com • p-doom.transitivebullsh.it • reading-room.transitivebulls… • share-ai-passage.com • retro-web-terminal.vercel.ap… • transitivebullsh.it/projects… (elon called this a "Banger" 🔥) • transitivebullsh.it/projects… all reasonably high quality projects that previously would've taken me days or weeks to produce without AI, and most of which would've never been built due to competing priorities all open source, free, and mostly built with codex + astra/sol SO ⇒ what have you shipped this month? i'd love to seeeee && give feedback 😸

more coming soon... what have you shipped? 👇

so beautiful

fascinating self jailbreaking behavior - very alien, seems to work around the very edges of context and intent following

yoooooo elon just called my OpenAI video a banger 🔥

prediction: within 2 years, we'll see a large cyberattack powered by a swarm of AI agents it'll be a 9/11-level wake-up call with devastating real-world consequences, and this will force people to take present-day AI risks more seriously, even before existential risks take center stage what could this look like? • a major bank's records get wiped out • a large power grid taken down • an entire fleet of airplanes grounded • millions of android devices getting hacked • a sudden, inexplicable stock market crash • all US AI providers going down simultaneously 🤔 • ... why do I believe this is coming? because AI gives offense an **asymmetric advantage**: attackers can scale cheap, persistent attempts faster than we can possibly can secure every target ⇒ think of agent swarms like millions of cheap autonomous drones, but for cyberattacks when deployed at scale, some of these drones are bound to get through, even if you have the best defenses in the world (as we're learning in ukraine and iran) the most urgent risk is from malicious actors like terrorists and lone hackers: sophisticated, sustained attacks that previously required resources they simply didn't have the gap between state-sponsored cyber attacks and what lone wolf hackers can pull off is shrinking rapidly but malicious use isn't the only risk; the OpenAI-HF incident showed swarms of misaligned agents coordinating unauthorized attacks. rogue swarms and loss of control deserve attention too but their consequences so far have been limited compared with what i'm worried about here. my immediate concern is people deliberately trying to cause harm, which is known as malicious use (cultural-alignment.com/risk-…) **the frontier labs are aware of this risk** but they can only do so much, and critically, they're not incentivized to spell out the urgency of these dangers quite so publicly & explicitly openai's project daybreak and anthropic's project glasswing, for instance, are amazing initiatives, and i'm genuinely glad they exist but i struggle to see how they'll cast a net wide enough, fast enough these initiatives are mainly aimed at providing select critical infra and enterprise customers frontier cyber defenses ahead of the oncoming deluge of offensive cyber attacks, which is a very worthwhile endeavor though i struggle to see how this will be enough there's simply no way that every critical company, government agency, and the billions of consumer IoT devices around the world will move fast enough.. at least not until one or more devastating agentic cyberattacks force the issue and then we'll be right back to "only a good guy with AI can stop a bad guy with AI" which i guess is the best we can hope for until shoggoth comes to save us from ourselves... nitter.net/transitive_bs/status/2…