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Another example of why Twitter, for all its flaws, is still one of the best places to follow thoughtful discussions about important issues. They can be raucous, messy, and often contentious, but that’s also part of what makes the place interesting. This thread, and the various threads branching off from it, with Dean…
keep reading — 1 min ↗This is a loose, diarrheal stream of thoughts on commerce for AI agents, triggered by Cloudflare’s recent Wallets launch and the other increasingly weird and interesting things being built for an agent-first internet. How sure am I about any of this? Does it really matter? The year is 2032. You wake up in the morning,…
keep reading — 13 min ↗keep reading — 1 min ↗We’re expanding access to our latest models for free users with unlimited text chats using GPT‑5.6 Luna, plus a new Think button for harder questions. For questions that require deeper reasoning, Free users can tap the new Think button to give GPT‑5.6 Luna more time to work through the answer.
Cloudflare is shipping things like it's on steroids.
keep reading — 1 min ↗keep reading — 1 min ↗For many at the start of their careers, things are just as bad. Government analysis last month insisted that entry-level positions were declining in line with the rest of the job market, but the general feeling that AI is wiping out starter jobs is backed up by research. The sectors worst hit are the most AI-friendly – software engineers, accountants, legal assistants, data analysts. A year ago, figures showed new graduate…
One older leaf, brought back into the light.
keep reading — 2 min ↗Anything that can be automated should be. There’s no good reason humans should be making excel models or powerpoints in 10 years, any more than they should be hand-washing clothes. It’s toil and drudgery. What will remain? Anything we want to do because it’s fun or interesting. May be weird but I view automation as a moral imperative so that everybody can spend their time gardening or making art or playing chess or making…