feels like a good time to seriously rethink how operating systems and user interfaces are designed ...
By @sama
Sam Altman calls for rethinking OS/UI design and proposes an internet protocol equally usable by people and AI agents
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Sam Altman dominated the day with two massive posts: a visionary call to rethink OS/UI design around AI agents with a new internet protocol (941K views), and a clever juxtaposition of AGI doom narratives against GPT-5.5 in Codex driving developers to polyphasic sleep from sheer productivity (1.1M views).
Practitioner voices added crucial grounding: Allie K. Miller catalogued specific AI weak spots (SVG generation, AI gullibility, multi-modal gaps), while Augment Code transparently disclosed a harness detection bug affecting benchmark results, offering refunds. Yann LeCun's cryptic but viral post (495K views, 5.3K likes) likely targeted US science policy decisions.
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By @sama
Sam Altman calls for rethinking OS/UI design and proposes an internet protocol equally usable by people and AI agents
By @sama
Following yesterday's News coverage of GPT-5.5 and OpenAI Codex, Altman juxtaposes two narratives: 'post-AGI nobody works' vs people switching to polyphasic sleep because GPT-5.5 in Codex is too productive to sleep through
By @GaryMarcus
Marcus highlights contradiction: Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei says software engineering is dying, yet Anthropic has 70 open software engineering positions
By @GaryMarcus
Marcus asks why many programmers have gone back to hand-coding, implying AI coding tools have significant limitations
By @hardmaru
David Ha (Sakana AI) presents TRINITY, an ICLR 2026 paper on evolving a small coordinator that orchestrates frontier LLMs by assigning Thinker/Worker/Verifier roles, achieving SOTA on LiveCodeBench. Powers Sakana Fugu product.
By @OfficialLoganK
Logan (Google DeepMind) states the team is running at full speed to make Gemini best in class at coding, with all positive progress.
By @burkov
Burkov shares analysis of Claude Code's architecture as a production-grade AI agent system, calling it a must-read for anyone building AI systems in 2026
By @GaryMarcus
Marcus strongly pushes back: 'We are going to need software engineers for years to come'
By @sakanaai.bsky.social
Sakana AI officially announces TRINITY paper at ICLR2026 - an evolved LLM coordinator that orchestrates diverse specialized AIs instead of building one giant model. Links to paper, OpenReview, and Fugu product.
By @ylecun
LeCun posts metaphor about 'shooting oneself in the prefrontal cortex' (worse than shooting in the foot), likely about US science/education policy
By @trq212
trq212 (Augment Code) explains a bug with 3rd party harness detection and git status in system prompts, offering refunds + $200 credits to affected users.
By @alliekmiller
Allie K. Miller provides detailed analysis of 6 current AI weak spots: SVG generation/scalability, AI gullibility (can't detect manipulation), multi-layered communication nuance, humor understanding, extremely long context (10M+ tokens needed for business), and collaboration/memory merging between AI instances.