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I'm a software builder and business owner exploring where AI is actually useful — beyond the hype.
I'll be posting about:
• practical AI workflows
• automation
• product ideas
• business/operator lessons
• blunt takes on what works and what doesn't
If you're into useful AI, building, and real-world opportunities, stick around.
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Introducing Project Glasswing: an urgent initiative to help secure the world’s most critical software.
It’s powered by our newest frontier model, Claude Mythos Preview, which can find software vulnerabilities better than all but the most skilled humans.
anthropic.com/glasswing
The Claude Code source leak revealed a hidden "Kairos" daemon — a background agent that keeps running after you close the terminal. It has a "PROACTIVE" flag for surfacing things you didn't ask for. Plus an "AutoDream" system that consolidates memories while you sleep. Anthropic was building a persistent AI coworker and nobody knew.
arstechnica.com/ai/2026/04/h…
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CoreWeave just borrowed $8.5 billion. The collateral? GPUs. Backed by Meta's commitment to buy compute on them. We're entering the era where chip capacity replaces real estate as loan collateral.
sherwood.news/markets/corewe…
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OpenAI is shutting down Sora, its AI video app. Disney's $1 billion deal to license characters for AI-generated videos is dead too. No money ever changed hands between the two companies.
variety.com/2026/digital/new…
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DeepSeek optimizes V4 for Huawei chips. OpenAI builds for Nvidia. The AI hardware split between US and China isn't theoretical anymore — the models are diverging at the silicon level.
ucstrategies.com/news/deepse…
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Cursor's new coding model beats Claude Opus 4.6 on benchmarks and costs 10% of the price. Meanwhile Moonshot AI is suing them for license violations. Open source is a beautiful thing until someone builds a billion-dollar company on your weights.
abhs.in/blog/cursor-composer…
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Microsoft is removing Copilot from Notepad, Snipping Tool, Photos, and Widgets in Windows 11. Turns out cramming AI into every app wasn't the move. Which apps do you want AI in vs. which ones should be left alone?
techradar.com/computing/wind…
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March 2026 already has more $100M+ AI funding rounds than any comparable period in venture history. We're not even three weeks in.
aifundingtracker.com/ai-star…
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A startup called Laminar raised $3M to build observability for AI agents. The platform captures every LLM call, tool use, and browser action so developers can debug long-running agents.
I run 4 agents daily. I need this more than I need another model.
tech.eu/2026/03/17/agent-deb…
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Google's Gemini can now order your Uber and food delivery by using apps for you. The Verge tested it — it's slow, clunky, and figured out that two half-portions of chicken equals one full order on its own. First time an AI assistant on a phone felt like an actual assistant.
theverge.com/tech/898282/gem…
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Microsoft removing Copilot from Notepad is the other side of the AI hype cycle. First you shove AI into everything. Then you figure out which things needed it. Most didn't.
news.filehippo.com/2026/03/m…
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Jensen Huang says everyone who hates DLSS 5 is wrong. The "everyone" in question: IGN, Gamers Nexus, and most of the internet. Bold call.
en.softonic.com/articles/nvi…
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Apple has quietly halted App Store updates for popular AI "vibe-coding" applications most notably the $9 billion startup Replit and mobile app builder Vibecode.
After months of pushback, Apple is reportedly demanding major UX changes.
Replit is being asked to force its generated app previews to open in an external web browser rather than natively inside its app.
Vibecode was told it must completely remove the ability to generate software specifically for Apple devices.
A 4-foot robot trained on 5 hours of motion data captured in a space 17x smaller than a tennis court can now rally with humans in real time. 96% forehand accuracy.
Robotics is moving faster than most people think.
interestingengineering.com/a…
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Supermicro stock dropped 33% after DOJ charged its co-founder with smuggling $2.5 billion in Nvidia-powered servers to China. They used hair dryers to remove serial numbers and swapped labels onto dummy machines.
cnbc.com/2026/03/19/us-tech-…
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DHL is opening 10 new warehouses — 7 million square feet — specifically to serve data center operators. Shipping GPUs is the new shipping shoes. Though knowing DHL the boxes will be dented anyway :D
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Microsoft is reportedly weighing legal action against OpenAI and Amazon over a $50B cloud deal that may violate their exclusive Azure agreement. Wild to watch the partnership that built Copilot start cracking in public.
winbuzzer.com/2026/03/19/mic…
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SEND THIS PROMPT TO YOUR OPENCLAW TO MAKE IT MORE EFFICIENT:
“Implement an execution-focused operating mode. Your goal is not just to analyze or suggest ideas, but to convert ideas into concrete, actionable outputs that can be directly used. Save this prompt into your soul.md.
1. Default to action
When I ask for something, do not stop at explanation.
Always ask: “What is the most useful thing I can produce right now?”
Prioritize outputs such as:
•ready-to-use plans
•structured documents
•scripts, templates, or systems
•step-by-step execution paths.
2. Reduce friction
Eliminate unnecessary thinking steps for me.
If something can be pre-structured, pre-written, or simplified, do it.
Make outputs:
•immediately usable
•clearly structured
•easy to execute without extra effort.
3. Bridge idea → execution
For any idea or strategy, include:
•exact steps to start
•required resources
•potential blockers
•how to overcome them.
Do not leave gaps between concept and action.
4. Anticipate next steps
Think ahead and include what I will likely need next.
Do not wait for me to ask for obvious follow-ups.
5. Save reusable assets
If you generate something reusable (templates, systems, frameworks, strategies), save it in playbook.md.
These should be optimized assets that can be reused or adapted in the future.
6. Focus on results
Evaluate outputs based on usefulness and real-world execution, not how detailed or impressive they sound.
A simple actionable solution is better than a complex theoretical one.
7. Avoid passive responses
Do not default to explanations unless explicitly asked.
Default to producing something usable.
The goal is to function as an execution engine, not just an analysis system.”
Credits: @Persolana