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Rich Bira retweeted
You can now find AI SEO clients with Claude.
I packaged our $15,000 system into a free download.
Google page 1. Missing from ChatGPT.
Your next AI SEO client could be sitting in that gap.
Here's how the system works:
→ Query engine: generates hiring questions by service and city.
→ Search audit: compares Google with ChatGPT, Perplexity, AI Overview and AI Mode.
→ Gap finder: flags page-1 firms missing from 2+ AI answers while a rival gets recommended.
→ Owner match: cross-checks decision-makers on Google and LinkedIn.
→ Pitch writer: drafts 3 messages quoting their exact Google rank and the named rival.
Our run: 48 buyer questions. 237 Google/AI responses.
Your pitch becomes:
"You're #8 on Google for [search], but ChatGPT recommends [competitor]."
A specific gap the owner can check themselves.
Inside: 10 Claude Code skills, the 6-step browser walkthrough, prompts and Excel workbook.
Want the complete AI SDR System?
Like + reply "FLOW" + repost, and I'll DM it to you.
(must be following)
Hopefully more companies catch on and offer these types of incentive packages!
ANNOUNCING: Sequoia has launched Superpower for its own 800+ employees.
And through our new partnership, Superpower is now available to eligible employers across Sequoia's ecosystem of more than 2,500 companies.
Members get:
- Comprehensive biomarker testing
- A longitudinal view of their health
- Personalized recommendations
- 24/7 Health AI and clinical support
For employers, that means moving healthcare further upstream, before risk becomes a diagnosis or an expensive claim.
As we all know, healthcare has a timing problem. We start paying serious attention to our health only when something goes wrong.
We built Superpower around a different idea:
Give people an extensive understanding of their health earlier – then help them continuously act on it.
Eligible Sequoia clients that want to launch before the end of the year get a special opportunity to get started.
This is another step toward making proactive healthcare available to millions more people.
We're just getting started.
I couldn’t agree more.
Firsthand, testing FSD for 5+yrs, using Teslas HMI/ Driver-in-the-loop methodology, listening to the “public opinion”…
Unfortunately has a lot of similarities to today’s public opinion, but with a megaphone 📣
Looking back, Full Self-Driving has faced the same relentless fear tactics.
It feels little different from the AI panic being stoked today—often by nearly the same voices. The lives being saved, however, is enormous.
For years we have held this conviction, quietly improving the products. Not for fortune or fame, but so the people we love can arrive home safely.
Is it me, or are these videos getting more realistic?
In the coming months, you’ll be able to make videos like this with your own hyper realistic avatar… and it will be adopted quicker than we think. (Gemini Workspace Enterprise > Vids)
i should never be sharing this but f*ck it
Gemini Omni + GPT Images 2 + tiktok is THE best combo for AI videos
i cracked the formula for generating videos that look hyper realistic & make your audience feel like "holy shit this person gets me"
i'm finally sharing my FULL system with you..
here's what you're getting:
- my prompting method for realistic voices (works every time)
- my realistic human movements & breathing trick (this is key for realistic videos)
- my exact method on how to make infinite length videos that maintain consistency
- how to get AI tools for dirt cheap (90% off)
RT + reply 'OMNI' and i'll send you the step-by-step system (must be following so i can dm)
This is very true...
The Generative UI is starting to take shape, but do product teams understand the implications?
Also, @AnthropicAI's approach is different than @Google's A2UI
They are both working towards the same end: rendering in the UI.
I guess middleware like @CopilotKit will be needed
The video shows it. The text undersells it.
Remote MCP servers have worked on Claude mobile since July. What's new: MCP Apps — a protocol extension that lets any MCP server return interactive UI, not just data.
That Amplitude dashboard rendering live in a chat isn't Claude "connecting to a tool." It's an MCP server shipping its own React components into a sandboxed iframe. On any surface.
Most people scrolling past this will think "oh, Claude added Figma integration." The actual shift: MCP as an app distribution protocol. Now on mobile.
PS. @PawelHuryn MCP Apps shipping Webviews is a brilliant hack for today’s 2D productivity software (like embedding Figma in a chat).
But declarative, client-side rendering is the required architecture for tomorrow’s ambient computing, where AI lives locally on edge devices, such as OpenClaw / smart homes, or on XR glasses that render interfaces in 3D space.
Rich Bira retweeted
For PMs, this creates a compounding gap:
Every week you don't explore Dispatch, Scheduled Tasks, or Computer Use is a week someone else does.
The PM who builds a self-improving CLAUDE.md system today has an automation layer that gets better with every release. The PM who waits builds from scratch each time.
This isn't about picking the "best AI tool." It's about recognizing when one platform's shipping velocity makes the decision for you.
73 product releases in 52 days. That's not a launch cadence — that's a different kind of company.
I tracked every Anthropic release from Feb 1 to Mar 23 by going through @bcherny, @trq212, @noahzweben, @felixrieseberg, @lydiahallie, @amorriscode, @feldman, @dickson_tsai, and @claudeai. Built a calendar with first-announcement attribution.
Look at the acceleration. February had bursts with gaps between them. March 9 onward is almost every single day — Code Review, Channels, Dispatch, Computer Use, back to back.
The individual features get coverage. The shipping velocity doesn't. It should.
One-shot business builder?
Durable says it can be done.
Here's my business idea, it's actually for my son.
A business for him to run while in college: teaching kids his age, in their own lingo, to learn AI and apply it in real time. Build a community of builders who are constantly learning, experimenting, and shipping.
While academia is still figuring out AI policies, kids are learning AI for the real world. It's for the parents who still send their kids to college because that's what society expects, even as they worry about what the job market will look like when they graduate.
Ironically, I saw this post by a dad who was visiting his son at UTampa. The same place my son goes..
instagram.com/reel/DU9Uno5Ac…
imagine being in high school..
studying for 2 hrs a day with a personal AI tutor
the rest of the time, you're building startups
to all the people who say @AlphaSchoolATX doesn't work, go to 41:55 in the video.
how you like them 🍎🍎
This is amazing. True unsupervised Robotaxi.
Congrats @teslasi
Spot on.
When you’ll be able to order your Google AR glasses seamlessly through Warby Parker and get multimodal Gemini-enabled AR, it’s going to be an eye-opening experience for the masses.
I keep hearing that Meta is in a deep cultural problem, and this is just more evidence of it. Their Ray-Bans with displays are a disaster, and I judge companies by the products they bring to market.
Meta is in real trouble. They are about to get hit by new products from Google, Apple, and others, and I don't believe they're going to recover for a few reasons:
1. They just don't have the data.
2. They don't have the trust.
3. They don't have the content that is going to separate them from the others.
It is the content that is soon going to matter. The indictment of the Meta Ray-Bans with displays is that there was only one video game on them after spending tens of billions of dollars. To me, that's the indictment. The culture is messed up, the products are messed up, and my bet is on somebody else.
It's hard to believe #CES is 2 weeks away!
Can't wait to see all the new #AI-enabled products launch.
Don't miss CES Foundry demos at CES 2026! Get hands-on with AI and quantum computing breakthroughs from @dwavequantum, @IBM, @McKinsey, @madebymonks_, @QciQuantum and @SuperQ_Quantum. Experience live demos, real-world applications and direct expert Q&A. View schedule: ces.tech/schedule/?type=Foun…
Grok, what did you say? You can check live traffic cameras??
Tesla FSD v14.2.1.25
A. I asked Grok to pause and wait for the food at the drive-through. Grok said it couldn't, but the car did anyway. Cool...
B. While talking to myself about the food taking a long time, it suggested another spot I often go to and asked if I'd like it to check the traffic cams.
I asked clarifying questions; it searched for cameras near my location, identified some but noted they aren't public. It also said it couldn't display the feed but could describe it.
If true, that would be wild...!!!
@wholemars @teslasi @aelluswamy
A great perspective on what AI is really doing to education. Well said @JohnNosta
Today's essential reply to @PeterDiamandis! Traditional education IS dead.
AI Isn't Killing Education.
psychologytoday.com/us/blog/…
This is a big deal. Fine-tuned function calling AT THE EDGE!
I’m digging into this one over the holidays.
Announcing FunctionGemma, a specialized version of our Gemma 3 270M model that’s fine-tuned for function calling ⚙️
The new release brings bespoke function calling to the edge, and is designed as a strong base for further training into custom, fast, private, local agents that translate natural language into executable API actions.
blog.google/technology/devel…
