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Just tried out this new software called Inventable.ai
My buddy referred me to it, I put in a prompt to make a startup and it built it out for me
Than it marketed it for me overnight by posting TikTok slideshows, x post, and meta ads
Ai is getting crazy, lmk what yall think about Inventable.ai”
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This is f*cking insane. Anthropic engineer:
Stop prompting AI. Start building AI that prompts itself.
At Anthropic, 90% of engineers have reportedly built self-improving systems.
Agents that:
→ Remember everything.
→ Fix their own mistakes.
→ Learn from every run.
→ Get smarter over time.
In just 30 minutes, learn how Anthropic builds them.
This might be worth more than a $2,000 AI agent course.
Watch it. Then read the article below. ↓
Most people are still obsessed with writing better AI prompts.
They're missing the bigger picture.
Andrej Karpathy explains in a 1-hour Stanford lecture how AI engineering actually evolves:
10% → LLM
30% → Prompt
50% → Agent
70% → Loop
100% → Graph
Here's the real lesson:
The future of AI isn't better prompts. It's better systems.
Systems that combine:
→ Context
→ Memory
→ Tools
→ Feedback loops
→ Data flows
An LLM is just the starting point.
The real engineering begins when you connect everything into a system that can think, act, learn, and iterate.
One line says it all:
"Delete everything, keep Graph."
If you're building AI agents, this lecture is a MUST-WATCH.
Watch it. Bookmark it. Study it. 🔖
Most people are still using AI agents like chatbots.
That's why they're missing the bigger picture.
I tested @MasonL377167, and it's a completely different approach.
I gave it one objective:
Build an AI automation agency in 60 days and get 10 paying clients.
It turned that goal into:
→ Strategic goals with measurable KPIs
→ Actionable sub-goals with completion conditions
→ A structured 60-day execution roadmap
But that's just the beginning.
I also explored its Agent Hub, which discovered specialist agents for:
→ Market research
→ Lead generation
→ Sales strategy
→ Growth marketing
You can find agents, build your own, and coordinate multiple specialists around a bigger objective.
And the best part?
It's open-source and works with Codex, Claude Code, Cursor and Antigravity.
If you're a developer, this is worth exploring.
Install it, experiment with it, and see what you can build.
GitHub: github.com/agentlas-ai/Agent…
Star the repo if you find it useful.
#Ad #AIAgents #OpenSource
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Want to explore the full desktop experience?
Check out Agentlas here: agentlas.cloud
Available for Windows, Mac, and Linux.
STOP wasting thousands on expensive AI engineering courses.
Anthropic pays engineers $750K+ to build advanced LLM architectures.
But Stanford has released a FREE 1-hour lecture explaining how these systems actually work.
No expensive course. No paywall. Just world-class knowledge.
Watch it before you miss out.
🔖 Bookmark this. You'll thank yourself later.
This is f*cking insane. Anthropic engineer:
You're thinking about AI agents all wrong.
An Anthropic engineer just revealed:
"You're not supposed to prompt Opus 5.5. You're supposed to build a system that prompts itself. 90% of our engineers have already built these systems."
In just 30 minutes, she breaks down how Anthropic builds agents that:
→ Remember what they learned.
→ Catch and fix their own mistakes.
→ Improve with every single run.
→ Handle complex tasks without constant human input.
This is the kind of knowledge people pay $1,000–$2,000 for in agent-building courses.
And it's sitting right here for free.
Watch it. Then read the article below. ↓
Most people are using ChatGPT completely wrong.
Sam Altman, OpenAI’s CEO, says:
“You don’t need to write prompts anymore.”
In just 27 minutes, he explains how to use ChatGPT in ways most people haven't even explored.
This is a talk he delivered to Stanford students. A friend shared the recording with me last night.
After watching it, I realized how much of ChatGPT’s potential I was leaving unused.
Watch the full talk, then check out the guide below to build a system that prompts itself.
Instead of spending tonight binge-watching Netflix, invest 2 hours in learning something that could change how you work forever.
This Claude AI FULL COURSE teaches you how to build, automate, and create almost anything with AI.
Watch it tonight. Wake up tomorrow with a skill that could give you a serious advantage.
Save it. Bookmark it. Start learning.
Tried Recasting myself in a few different costumes this morning and let me just say I wish i knew about this sooner lol
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OriginAI retweeted
Why pick one costume when you can wear them all?
Recast in ElevenCreative swaps any character into your footage, and everything else stays exactly the same.
Try it today.
A friend of mine makes $1.2M annually as an Anthropic engineer.
I asked him what helped him master prompting. His response surprised me: Anthropic’s internal prompting playbook, a video that was never intended for public release.
It’s a powerful 30-minute guide packed with practical prompting techniques.
After watching it last night, I realized I had been using Claude incorrectly for the past two years.
Watch it. Save it. Put it into practice.
OriginAI retweeted
We’ve raised $1.3M from YC & Afore Capital so you never have to type or speak again.
Typing is slow. Talking into your computer is awkward. Subvocal fixes both
Our glasses give you the speed of speech without you making a sound or touching a keyboard.
It tracks your internal speech muscles with non-contact sensing and decodes silent, almost invisible mouthing into text at more than 200 words/min.
Pre-orders are now live at:
subvocal.co/preorder?utm_sou…
OriginAI retweeted
One video. Endless characters.
This Halloween, swap anyone in your footage with Recast.
Try it now on ElevenCreative.
Hiring Tony Robbins today can reportedly cost $1 million for just one day.
But this 21-minute recording, filmed inside his home more than 30 years ago, reveals the psychology behind getting people to say yes.
The same principles people now pay a fortune to learn.
In the recording, Tony explains something interesting:
When people say no, they usually give two reasons:
“I don't have enough time.”
“I don't have enough money.”
But according to Tony, those aren't the real objections.
The real issue is that they haven't been convinced the opportunity is worth it.
It's not always a money problem. It's a state-of-mind problem.
He introduces a technique called “Attack and Confess.”
Instead of fighting someone's objection, you acknowledge your own hesitation first.
For example:
“I had the opportunity to do this six months ago, but I waited until two months ago. Looking back, I can't believe how much time I wasted.”
This changes the conversation.
Rather than arguing, you create a moment of reflection.
Then comes another technique: getting someone on the “Yes Train.”
Every small agreement builds momentum.
One yes leads to another, gradually making the final decision easier.
By the time the actual offer comes, the person has already agreed with several smaller points.
In just 21 minutes, Tony breaks down two powerful skills:
How to read someone's emotional state.
How to influence and shift that state.
Most people spend years trying to understand the psychology of sales.
Tony explained these principles on a flipchart in his living room decades ago.
Back then, a seat in that room reportedly cost $125.
Today, access to Tony Robbins can cost as much as $1 million for a day.
And this 21-minute recording?
It's available for free.
Sometimes, the most valuable lessons aren't found in expensive courses.
They're hidden in recordings most people never discover.
Elon Musk follows a simple but powerful 5-step framework to solve complex problems:
Question everything. Challenge every requirement and assumption. Remove anything unnecessary or incorrect.
Delete relentlessly. Eliminate as much as possible. If you don't add back at least 10% of what you removed, you probably haven't deleted enough.
Simplify and optimize. Improve what actually needs to exist.
Accelerate. Make the refined process faster and more efficient.
Automate. Only automate once everything else has been perfected.
But here's the part most people get wrong:
They jump straight to optimization and automation without questioning whether the process should exist in the first place.
As Musk emphasizes, there's no point making something faster if it shouldn't have been built at all.
Don't optimize a bad process. Eliminate it first.
Watch the full video to see how this first-principles approach works in practice.
🚨 BREAKING!
The engineer behind Claude Code just dropped a 28-minute video packed with prompting techniques that can seriously level up your results.
Honestly, I've seen $300 courses that don't teach half of what he covers in the first 10 minutes.
From CLAUDE.md files and memory hacks to parallel sessions and advanced prompting patterns…
This is the kind of knowledge every Claude user needs to know.
Imagine cargo planes flying without a single pilot on board.
Aviern is making this a reality with autonomous aircraft built to deliver freight.
Their ambition is to reach all 5,000 public-use airports across the US.
The future of logistics could look very different.
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