Día 384 de #buildinpublic sobre las últimas semanas, realmente hay poco que pueda hacer en public, al menos por ahora. Estuvimos 4 días en Perú y nos fue increíble, se vienen proyectos con fintech + consumo masivo. Estamos en Arg y MX con proyectos grandes, idas y vueltas, algunos acuerdos y desacuerdos, entre la luna y la tierra. Pasamos de buildear para la comunidad y startups, a trabajar con empresas grandes con desafíos diversos. Es rara la sensación, a veces me siento más alejado de tuitear, y del ida y vuelta acá, pero en términos reales tenemos más crecimiento que nunca. Lo que más aprendí en estas últimas semanas es: a) estar todos los días en oficinas del cliente hace que la facturación sea x10000, b) tenemos un sistema que está funcionando bien (brain + registry recursos + agent maker), tanto para nosotros como para clientes. queda mucho por construir y vamos en paralelo (cada vez mas mergeados) de lo que hacemos para algunos clientes top. c) lo que mas nos gusta resolver es, - tomar de a uno (o de a dos) procesos complejos internos (compliance, ops, finanzas)y agentizarlos. - darles justamente el sistema a los owners del negocio para que lo gobiernen y mejoren. 021

Vercel CEO Guillermo Rauch (@rauchg) says the old work week is officially dead: “You would think, ‘AI has arrived, & we're all working 2 hours a week.’” “The opposite is happening. I get text messages at midnight from the CEOs and CTOs of these companies.” “It’s more like 7/7/7: 7 days a week from 7 AM to 7 PM.”

For the past year, I have been building Rial, a platform to certify real evidence. A world where nothing is real is a very scary world to me. We no longer trust public discourse, most institutions, and less and less do we trust what we see. When what we believe is not based on evidence, it all reduces to rhetoric, and those who get to control it have more power today than ever in human history. In 2024 I was part of an AI Safety community in Buenos Aires and was at the same time working in fraud prevention, financing a documentary I desperately wanted to shoot. It was about the effects of the installation of internet antennas in a rural community in Argentina. The study was led by anthropologists, and I was shooting with the excuse of recording visual evidence of the process. Because of my busy schedule and limited resources I knew it would be a long time before I finished editing it, and I thought, when this comes out, AI image generation models will be so accurate this could as well be generated content, and then, what was the point? I made Rial because I believe we have the right to know what is real. I don’t want to chase fake content, I want to give the power back to anyone who speaks with truth. Our V1 is thought for businesses, accessible to anyone now through our webpage or your coding terminal. You can already request images and include Rial in any flow using our mcp. Please use, criticize, give feedback. Let’s recover trust in visual truth.

Software as a Service is dead, they claimed