Building is easy. Polishing is hard. Lesson from game development: The first 90% of the game is 90% of the effort. The last 10% of the game is the other 90%.

Update to @verafyfoundtn Perspective today - compare and contrast answers to unanswerable questions

Rule of thumb from building apps for years: Expect to have to throw away the first two versions almost in their entirety every time. That’s a minimum. I don’t know why.

GrokBot is simply life changing

When the AI gets smart enough, prediction markets and sports betting will no longer be viable

Starting to believe that 10% of OpenAI’s IPO price action will be comprised of Satoshi’s wallet contents

“We have altered the terms of our collaboration with your academic experts, pray we do not alter them further.”

Ironically, obsolete or trite seeming corporate structures like “values,” “culture,” “mission” may be the most important artifact to carry forward. CEOs will programmatically set these and simply ignore everything else. Fed into AI these become “governance, evals and guardrails” eg “human harnesses” A sufficiently outlined filter will allow them to assume the system is autonomously perfect and gtg The more explicit and detailed the list of things you want and don’t want, the better

A corporation is to employees what agent harnesses && governance are to agents Soon you will see the organizations that understand this pull way ahead imo In the same way it is impossible to directly manage AI output anymore, the same will be true of employees using AI. The focus of management (whatever is left of it) must be setting guardrails that allow high clock speeds and instant error correction. Rather than attempting to tightly define output you want to instead limit downside autonomously to allow very rapid iteration