I for one can not believe this is the focus when we still have PET bottles with untethered lids in this country.
We are decades behind the EU
Big welcome news today on AI safety - Govt has announced an AI Safety Regulator and new safety requirements for platforms - critical incident reporting, safety testing, independent evaluation - all the things I’ve been pushing for since May. Now we need 10x funding for AISI so it can do its expanding job. #auspol
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Over the years I have acquired a remarkable ability to break up dog fights… especially when the dogs weigh almost as much as me
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A said it a long time ago and I’ll say it again… for the most part user interfaces as we know them are going away
This is f*cking insane. Former OpenAI CTO, Mira Murati:
"The models we work with today are turn-based. You talk, they talk, then they go off and think, and while they're thinking they're deaf and blind
The next ones never stop listening. They take in audio, text and video all the time and answer in 20-millisecond chunks"
In just 2 minutes, she shows why the chatbot you type into is about to look like a fax machine
Prompt Box → Chatbot → Agents → AI That Works Next To You In Real Time
A turn-based model waits for you to finish typing, then goes quiet while it thinks
An interaction model sees and hears what you're doing, and can cut in the moment you start going the wrong way
Anyone can type a prompt, almost nobody is ready to work with an AI that never stops paying attention
Bookmark and watch it today
Then read how to set up the agents that will run on models like this in the harness engineering guide below ↓
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Me: come up with a really beautiful design for this
Claude: here. What do you think of this?
Me: isn’t that just the Claude website theme?
Claude: yes you’re right. Do you like it?
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Michael retweeted
Millennials aren't lazy. We're exhausted.
We spent our twenties and thirties following all the rules. We went to school, got degrees, worked long hours, chased promotions, paid ridiculous rent, accumulated debt, and did everything we were told would lead to a better life.
And what did we get in return?
Unaffordable homes, stagnant wages, endless bills, burnout, and a system that keeps demanding more while giving us less.
We were promised that hard work would pay off. That if we played by the rules, stayed responsible, and worked hard enough, we'd eventually have the life we dreamed of.
Turns out, a lot of that was a scam.
We're not lazy. We're tired of sacrificing our entire lives for a system that doesn't reward us.
We want time, freedom, financial stability, affordable homes, meaningful work, and a chance to actually enjoy the lives we're working so hard to build.
We're not giving our best years to a broken system anymore. And honestly, who can blame us?
The trick here is crafting a workflow that doesn’t destroy your attention span. You need maximum focus to obtain quality.
And son’t let yourself be under valued
for those of you not in tech, you probably don't realise what has happened and why it's so significant.
ai can now write most of the code itself. and it's split engineers into two groups.
the first group use ai as a helper. they still work the same way they always have, one task at a time. not much has changed for them.
then you get the 20x. engineers who've realised working on one task at a time is prehistoric. they run several ai assistants at once, each working on a different job, and act as the manager checking it all.
imagine your GP, who sees one patient every 10 minutes. now they're seeing five at once in the same slot and do better diagnosis than human GPs, and the tools helping them get noticeably better every month. that's how extreme it is.
which means companies can now get more done with fewer engineers. but not every engineer can become the 20x.
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True story
Australia is becoming a country where it's almost impossible to build something, take a risk and actually be rewarded for it.
High taxes, endless red tape, rising costs and government policies that seem to punish ambition.
We should be encouraging people to create businesses, invest, innovate and employ people.
You can't build a prosperous country by making it harder for the people who create its wealth.
#auspol
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Born to create, innovate and think outside the box… never was very good at staying within expectations
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One of my great skills is biting my tongue until it’s blatantly obvious my intuition was right.
The downside is it often takes too long…
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Hey maybe Albo could resign over the David Jones collapse?
Paraguay's president resigns following a crisis over a bank collapse, leaving millions of customers unable to access their money cnn.it/4Ach622
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Been working ~70 hours a week for the better part of 2 years now and feel like I’m just treading water.
How the heck are normal people surviving these days??!!!
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Michael retweeted
0.1.0 Public Release
SEEDWITNESS
github.com/bayanimills/seedw…
The SeedWitness’ primary function is to independently reproduce a seed phrase provided to you by a device that was given external entropy.
For instance, it can be used to independently validate the output of an offline implementation of Ian Coleman’s Mnemonic Code Converter, likewise, the Mnemonic Code Converter can be used to validate a SeedWitness.
There’s a few other tools available within the device that might prove handy, depending on your intended goals.
🤖 Made with AI
Michael retweeted
Major cheat code for life: Learn to delay your reaction. Anger, fear, and impulse will try to make you move fast. There's power in pausing. In the pause, you see clearly, you respond wisely, and you avoid decisions you'll regret. Slow down to speed up.
