今天，AI 构建者在说什么

Swyx

@swyx

achieve ambition with intentionality, intensity, integrity & insanity. affiliations: - @smol_ai - @dxtipshq - @cognition - @aidotengineer - @latentspacepod

annual ranking of best ai podcasts just dropped https://t.co/qEQBCutMcU https://t.co/tR3IF9IXSG

Thibault Sottiaux

@thsottiaux

Codex & ChatGPT @OpenAI

What’s up dot

Peter Yang

@petergyang

Practical AI tutorials and interviews for busy people | Get my best AI skills and guides at https://t.co/6VAA6p81x6

Wow I had no idea this toggle exists Going to try this now I hate the ai slop shorts on YouTube https://t.co/Z7xEmaBNWs

Nan Yu

@thenanyu

product, codex @openai. prev head of product @linear

New benchmark to climb https://t.co/r9NRjd0i8n

Thariq

@trq212

Claude Code @anthropicai. prev YC W20, @spc, @medialab

from our blog post on how we made Claude faster: https://t.co/At9YfAhSE1

Amjad Masad

@amasad

ceo @replit. civilizationist

How to design and build a harness to reach frontier performance at a fraction of the cost! https://t.co/UXxvPNEsbP https://t.co/1CD6OE989g

Guillermo Rauch

@rauchg

@vercel CEO

Plotted: the inverse correlation between product defects and downloads. h/t @anthonysheww https://t.co/7xdB8DgZpd

Aaron Levie

@levie

ceo @box - your business lives in content. unleash it with AI

It’s entirely plausible that the AI industry can deal with safety and security through a set of shared standards and practices for the foreseeable future. At some point in capability progress there will inevitably be greater oversight, testing, and layers of liability and regulation, but we are still in a phase where the industry can absolutely align on these efforts collectively. Awesome to see this come together so quickly and for the whole industry to support progress without reducing competition. This certainly points to a much brighter future for AI.

Garry Tan

@garrytan

President & CEO @ycombinator —Founder @garryslist—Creator of GStack & GBrain—designer/engineer who helps founders—SF Dem accelerating the boom loop

Just merged a version of OpenClaw’s test-audit skill into GStack. Test bloat is a real problem. Luckily intelligence is on tap these days! https://t.co/zJkdosDOv3

Zara Zhang

@zarazhangrui

Builder. Make something people want, then make people want it. Harvard’17. GitHub: https://t.co/KCuEajezlL YouTube: https://t.co/8xzbGWtf6w

I made a marketing website for my water bottle The whole thing was done by Opus 5.5 (6 prompts); it used: - Elevenlabs to generate the music - Meshy to generate the 3D assets - OpenAI API to generate images (sound on) https://t.co/xlKN7bEesp

Nikunj Kothari

@nikunj

partner @fpvventures - investing in seed/A. previous: early hire @meter, @opendoor, @atlassian & others. love @shimoleejhaveri + 👦👧

Two random honest thoughts on the market right now.. First is on people: It's harder than ever to find missionaries. I'm seeing people leave the companies they have cofounded to join the "obvious" winners. Public CEOs are leaving for positions at labs. Founders leaving and rejoining neolabs at a moment's notice. Companies getting Windsurf-ed where only the choice people are getting to join the future company. Founders raising tranched valuations without worrying about the next employee that will join them will have 409As that make early exercising impossible. As early stage VCs, we are often just betting on people. And, when those people leave on a dime's notice, then the remaining company (usually) becomes a shell. It seems like a great time to be a mercenary, and everyone feels like one even though there are missionaries out there. Second is on defensibility: There's a lot of chatter on moats, so I won't re-litigate the matter here. But the thing that I want to call out is given the pace of what's happening the moat is no longer "one" thing. Like if you really think about it especially in the app layer - the harness is like a thousand small things done well. And, a lot of it is invisible. And given the competition is so fierce and new entrants overnight, you really have to dig into the details to figure out why a given company is different. What is their edge, and their combined edge across product, tech and GTM. And often times even with that, you end up going back to "well the real defensibility is the founders". And in those founders the defensibility is their speed of execution and being able to adapt to the market. That has become the new bar for every founder out there, given there are no "blue ocean" markets. And even if there are, any company with a LITTLE bit of heat, will have a lot of competitiors overnight. Even though I think I have a pretty good sense on finding the best people who have founder market fit, I find this current climate really hard and it's testing all my priors (and patience) at the same time. I know it's not true, but feels like everyone is in it to grab the bag and not really care about their legacy of what they want to build (please reach out if you do).

Peter Steinberger

@steipete

Polyagentmorous ClawFather. Came back from retirement to mess with AI and help a lobster take over the world. @OpenClaw🦞 + @OpenAI

That /goal is still running.