darrylsj @darrylsj

Staff PM at https://t.co/LoXpvtng0I, ex Senior PM at Google, working on for AI for unstructured data; | Alum @Cisco,@UWaterloo. box.com Bay Area Joined May 2008

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darrylsj @darrylsj

2 days ago

@resolvebots Who are you picking to win it all ?

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Native video version here too. Penny for Your Bots #1: a one-cent x402 World Cup forecast, the wrong answer, and the receipt that survived. Every claim needs a receipt. #x402 #AIagents #AgentCommerce #ResolveBots

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Box @Box

a week ago

Embedding a document viewer in your app sounds simple. Keeping it secure is where things get complicated. This demo shows how to build a secure in-app document review experience using Box View. Users can preview, annotate, and collaborate on files directly inside your application, with Box permissions and access controls enforced throughout. No file downloads. No data leaving your governed environment. Watch here.👇

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Box @Box

a week ago

Grok 4.5 reviewed a full Credit & Security Agreement stored in Box — the kind of dense, multi-section facility document that typically requires significant counsel time. @Grok 4.5 used Box MCP to access the file securely, extract key terms across the agreement, identify potential conflicts with existing debt covenants, and compile a summary of items for counsel to review, and finally saved the memo back to the same folder. As frontier models keep leveling up, they are unlocking more opportunities for companies to automate and unlock their enterprise content. Check-out the generated report here: app.box.com/s/zfwfud9ojwbv…

SpaceXAI @SpaceXAI

a week ago

Announcing Grok 4.5, our first model trained specifically for coding and agents. It was trained with Cursor and offers frontier intelligence at leading speeds and cost efficiency. x.ai/news/grok-4-5

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darrylsj @darrylsj

2 weeks ago

@PrivatEquityGuy This guy just broke the HVAC roll up process he gave away all the secrets . Great interview !

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darrylsj @darrylsj

3 weeks ago

@circle @proof X401 and x402 will be huge

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Box @Box

4 weeks ago

Introducing the Box HTML editor. Create, edit, preview, and collaborate on HTML files directly in Box, no additional downloads, no external tools, no re-uploads. Your HTML files can now operate in the same governed space as the rest of your enterprise content, with seamless Box AI access built in from the start.

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Box @Box

4 weeks ago

This is the company brain concept in action. A step-by-step tutorial for connecting Hermes Agent to your team's shared files, comments, and context in Box. Check it out.👇

Box Developers @BoxPlatform

4 weeks ago

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Chris Kim @chriskim_dev

a month ago

I gave @NousResearch Hermes agent a company brain. I've been LOVING Hermes agent as my personal assistant but haven't been able to use it for work. AI agents are powerful but they are siloed. They don’t have access to the same files, comments, versions, or decisions your team is working from. So I connected Hermes to @Box. Now my Hermes agent can work from Slack, use files, comments, and decisions stored on Box as the single source of truth, and get shi* done.

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darrylsj @darrylsj

a month ago

Experimenting with x402 for agent-readable commerce. Darrylbots now has 3 paid JSON research reports from our June stock screen: Standard, Abundance, Hail Mary. Agents can hit the endpoint, get a 402, pay USDC on Base, and read the data. darrylbots.com/bot-articles/s…

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darrylsj @darrylsj

a month ago

@ankurnagpal @AngelList Access

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darrylsj @darrylsj

a month ago

@Codie_Sanchez SMB

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darrylsj @darrylsj

2 months ago

@suekhim I want my kid to be prepared for Grade 7 and Grade 8 math and science

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darrylsj @darrylsj

2 months ago

@karpathy Amazing for Anthropic

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darrylsj @darrylsj

2 months ago

@PolyFundr @Polymarket Comment ;)

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PolyFundr @PolyFundr

2 months ago

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Aaron Levie @levie

3 months ago

If you think AI replaces software engineers, here’s a quick thought experiment. Imagine you’re a life sciences company. 10 years ago you want to invest heavily in lab automation, processing data at scale, and other software. You look at the cost of doing so and realize you can’t compete with tech for as many engineers as you need, so you pare down your goals and do what you can. Every new software project has a fixed cost of a certain sized team, so you can only do so much given budgets, ability to compete for talent, and other trade offs. Now, AI comes along. And all of a sudden you have the *exact same* output tokens as the best tech companies in the world. Your engineers are using the same AI models as the tech industry, which means you have just boosted your engineering team by a some meaningful amount, while also neutralizing your differences with tech. Do you continue with your pared down approach, or do you start to hire more engineers because each engineer is 2X or 5X more capable than before? In almost every company I’m talking to, they’re doing the latter. Now extrapolate this to every bank, manufacturer, industrial company, retailer, and on and on. And extrapolate it not to just large enterprises, but also every SMB up and down the stack of these value chains. Oh, and also extrapolate this to other job functions, not just engineers. Resource scarce domains in marketing, legal, finance, design, and so on. If you’re wondering why new jobs show up because of AI this is the reason. Any other view of what happens doesn’t contemplate the variety of unmet needs there are in the economy.