Kevin Anderson @WriteBrandKev

I don't think the biggest bottleneck for AI agents is intelligence anymore. Humalike is betting that better social behavior, not just better models is what comes next.

Humalike @humalikeai

19 hours ago

Introducing Humalike Behavioral infrastructure for humanlike AI agents. The social skills & proactiveness your agents have been missing.

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Meta can now read what you're typing off your brainwaves. No surgery required. 61% accuracy on average. 78% for the best subject. Up from 8% two years ago, using nothing but a scanner and enough data. Everyone assumed brain-computer interfaces needed an implant to be real. That assumption just quietly stopped being true. The gap between "science fiction" and "product roadmap" doesn't close with a breakthrough. It closes with a boring compounding curve, log-linear, one dataset at a time. Watch the slope, not the headline.

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Filmmaking has always been limited by three things: Time. Money. Technical skills. AI is removing all three. The biggest studios will still exist, but the biggest change will be millions of people who could never make films finally being able to tell stories.

Gulab @trygulab

18 hours ago

A creative canvas with every model on it, guided by your voice. Where filmmaking, design and storytelling come to life. This is Gulab.

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wrote a blog on vector quantization. please do give a read!👇 chimchim89.github.io/vector-quantiz…

Japan’s petroleum product consumption (1990–2025) Japan’s total petroleum product demand has fallen steadily since the mid-1990s peak. Transportation fuels (gasoline, diesel, and jet fuel) have declined gradually, gasoline dropped 27.8% from its 2005 peak and diesel fell 26.5% from its 1997 peak by 2023. These fuels now make up a smaller share of overall consumption, while the overall downward trend highlights slower vehicle sales, efficiency improvements, and early electrification effects in the world’s third-largest oil consumer. Dource: @ieefa_institute by Walter James

ANTHROPIC JUST DROPPED FREE CLAUDE CERTIFICATIONS AND ALMOST NOBODY IS TALKING ABOUT IT. Not a YouTube rabbit hole. Not a $200 third-party course. Official certifications. From the team that built Claude. Free. Forever. Here's the full list: START HERE Claude 101 — Learn Claude for everyday work AI Fluency: Frameworks and Foundations Introduction to Agent Skills FOR DEVELOPERS Building with the Claude API Claude Code in Action Intro to Model Context Protocol MCP Advanced Topics FOR EDUCATION & NONPROFITS AI Fluency for Students AI Fluency for Educators Teaching AI Fluency AI Fluency for Nonprofits FOR ENTERPRISE Claude with Amazon Bedrock Claude with Google Cloud Vertex AI 13 courses. 6 skill levels. 5 audiences. 100% free. One-person business owners using Claude are replacing $300+/mo tool stacks with a single $20/mo subscription, and this curriculum is exactly how they're getting there. Anthropic just handed you the same material. No paywall. Pro tip: Start with Claude 101 → then go straight to Claude Code in Action. Fastest path from curious to capable. Bookmark this before you spend another dollar on AI education. And if you want to see how I'm using Claude to run my entire content and income system as a solo creator, I've been documenting it all here: → How I built a Claude-powered operating system: newsletter.thedigitalcreator.co/p/how-i-built-… → The prompting playbook from Claude: newsletter.thedigitalcreator.co/p/the-promptin… → Build an AI agent to prepare for meetings: newsletter.thedigitalcreator.co/p/build-an-ai-… Follow @sharyph_ — I share what's actually working for solo creators building with Claude.

LinkedIn success guide: 1/ Find every ex-coworker, professor, student, classmate, neighbor, family member, family pets... 2/ Spam.

A company most people have never heard of just raised 320 million dollars at a 2.3 billion dollar valuation. General Intuition isn't training on text. It isn't training on video either. It's training on gameplay clips: what a player saw, what they tried, what happened next. That's the one thing language models have never had: action paired with consequence. Robotics has been stuck without exactly this kind of data. Gaming clips might end up being for physical AI what the open web was for language models. The teams sitting on action-labeled data just became more valuable than the teams sitting on better algorithms.

Warren Buffett reveals the research loop behind earning 50% a year with a small account. When asked how he'd start over with under $1M, he did not say "find a hot sector." He said: "In my particular case, it would be going through the 20,000 pages." "I went through the Moody's Transportation Manual a couple of times." "That was 1,500 or 2,000 pages." "I found all kinds of interesting things." "I would try and know everything about everything small." "And I would find something." "With a million dollars, you could earn 50% a year." "But you have to be in love with the subject." The concept is small-market obsession. Big markets get arbitraged fast. Small, boring, ignored corners still reward people willing to read what nobody else wants to read. For an operator, this is not just investing advice. It is how you find overlooked customers, hidden supplier constraints, mispriced talent, weird distribution channels, and ugly little details that compound into an edge. Buffett's edge was not a hack. It was loving the boring work long enough to see what everyone else skipped.

Your business revenue ceiling is your personal development ceiling. You can't build a $20K/month business with $5K/month habits. You can't create consistency in your offers if you're inconsistent in your life. The business you want Requires becoming the person who runs it

INSTEAD OF WATCHING AN HOUR OF NETFLIX TONIGHT. This 1 hour Stanford lecture by Joel Peterson will teach you more about negotiation and getting what you want than most people learn in years. Bookmark it and give it an hour, no matter what.

AI can do what clients pay you for? Don’t fall into that weak mind trap. A social media agency owner came to me terrified about how clients started using AI in house. now they're charging more per client, and need to hire more team members to deal with it. the shift? stopped selling content creation and management, started selling strategy and brand culture development when everything looks like AI, the thing that matters is the brand and the people. AI helped show their value.

🚀 Most people don't struggle online because they lack talent. They struggle because they use too many tools—and no clear system. My go-to content stack: ✍️ ChatGPT → Write content faster 🎨 Canva → Design eye-catching graphics 📝 Notion → Plan and organize ideas 🎬 CapCut → Edit videos with ease ☁️ Google Drive → Keep everything in one place The secret isn't using more tools. It's building a simple workflow you can repeat every day. Comment "TOOLS" and I'll share my complete content workflow. 👇

Michigan citizens need a mindset of entrepreneurship, optimism and growth. The state needs public policy that embraces competition and rejects cronyism. mackinac.org/blog/2026/mich…

i've added a panel that track electricity consumption of both the workstation and the dgx spark - not that i care but i feel like it is an interesting metric to have and for people to see! also added an overview of the internet status. llm-status.samuelcardillo.com

Samuel Cardillo @CardilloSamuel

4 days ago

second interface, freely accessible on llm-status.samuelcardillo.com which gives visibility of whatever is going on in my ai labs. the models served, the activity, the gpus load, ... it allows my friends to know if an endpoint might be down and just give some interesting insight.

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Here’s how I write a week’s worth of content in one sitting (2 tweets a day, 14 tweets a week) 1. List out ideal client pain points (ideally have 10-20) 2. Write out how you’d solve each pain 3. Make approx 5-10 short-form posts solving pains 4. Go deeper with 2-4 of them. Write stories, share case studies, give before and afters. 5. Add 2-4 random personal posts (stories, project updates, etc) for fun General formula I follow: 70% targets ICP pains. 20% stories/client related. 10% are random topics.

Unpopular opinion: Everyone should "Manifesting through the work". What I mean by that is: The only way to get what you want is to consistently focus your energy and thoughts on a specific goal by acting out the action of the work in the belief that doing so makes it more likely to happen.

I used to coach kids' basketball. I went in thinking I was there to teach them. Turns out they taught me more than I taught them. You can't fake it with kids. They copy what you do, not what you say. If I showed up flat, they played flat. If I brought real energy, so did they. It made me realize the same is true everywhere. People follow what you actually do, ... not what you tell them. Whatever you're leading right now - they're watching how you show up.

People don’t buy instantly. They watch, wait, and then decide. Consistency wins sales.

Most creators use Claude as an assistant. They ask. They get. They close the tab. Next session? They explain everything again. Same brief. Same context. Same wasted time. The creators saving 10–15 hours a week? They use Claude as an employee. One who already knows their brand, voice, offers, and audience. One who never forgets, never clocks off, costs $20/month. That's not using AI. That's building systems with AI.