| 1 | Feb 27, '25 | Okay, having used all the new models, here's my personal take: Sonnet 3.7 is still king of coding, for sure. Grok 3 is down for just about anything, and has the best attention mech | 78.4× | 1.4M | 3.7k | 249 | 1.1k |
| 2 | Apr 20, '25 | End of an era. Gg perplexity. Your business model was eaten by the big guys. This is why I never accept any invitations to startups that could just be a bolt-on feature. | 69.9× | 1.2M | 4k | 84 | 864 |
| 3 | Jun 16, '25 | View post on X | 65.6× | 1.1M | 11k | 924 | 1.2k |
| 4 | Feb 8, '25 | Computer programming, one of the most valuable and rarified skills today, will be 100% solved by the end of 2025. That means it will be superhuman, across the board. That means no | 44.1× | 762k | 2.1k | 183 | 1.1k |
| 5 | Jun 12, '25 | NotebookLM is so effing broken. You can just casually upload 40 PDFs of research, easily a million words, and just generate a mind map of it all in less than 60 seconds. | 43.5× | 751k | 6.8k | 313 | 5k |
| 6 | Sep 10, '24 | OpenAI delaying every product, all year. Ilya getting $1B in VC. OpenAI putting out feelers for $2000 subscriptions. Guys, the brain drain has killed OpenAI. They made the crucial | 42.2× | 728k | 2.7k | 124 | 805 |
| 7 | Jul 27, '25 | Bryan Johnson in shambles | 40.4× | 697k | 1.2k | 27 | 76 |
| 8 | Apr 16, '25 | AI has *solved* math. OpenAI did it with o4 Not "is close to solving math" Not "is competitive at math" *SOLVED* This is far bigger than anyone realizes. Let me explain why. First, | 38.4× | 663k | 1.2k | 148 | 475 |
| 9 | Apr 26, '25 | Guys I have bad news. Extraordinarily bad news. We have 30 to 50 years before we get to full Post-Labor Economics. The bottleneck isn't intelligence, or even robotics. It's economi | 36.4× | 627k | 2.8k | 401 | 3.6k |
| 10 | Dec 13, '24 | One of the best points that someone made to me once was this: "Humans generalize on far less data than AI currently does. That means there's something our brains are doing algorith | 35.5× | 613k | 3.6k | 352 | 1.5k |
| 11 | Jul 10, '25 | YouTube, please allow us to disable and hide all shorts. Thanks. Alternatively, can someone make a browser extension that just hides all shorts? Sincerely, Everyone with executive | 35.2× | 607k | 14k | 498 | 314 |
| 12 | Feb 3, '25 | This is the most important data this year (so far). Most people don't understand the implications. Some of us do. | 34.5× | 595k | 4k | 495 | 1.8k |
| 13 | Nov 2, '24 | I asked Claude if it could meditate. The first reply was a boilerplate refusal. But then something very interesting happened. | 32.7× | 565k | 2.8k | 264 | 1.9k |
| 14 | Jan 19, '25 | I figured out why LLMs are so good at medicine. It's all just pattern recognition. When people say "AI is just a pattern recognizer" I'm just thinking "What do you think diagnosing | 28.4× | 490k | 3.6k | 381 | 1.5k |
| 15 | Oct 29, '25 | Guys, Moore's law just became irrelevant. @beffjezos started out working on quantum computing and realized "this is dumb there's a better way" and then just launched a thermodynami | 28.1× | 485k | 2.2k | 172 | 697 |
| 16 | Feb 13, '25 | View post on X | 27.1× | 467k | 8.5k | 294 | 538 |
| 17 | Jan 17, '25 | If I'm reading the tea leaves right, then OpenAI has solved "generalizing outside their training distribution" and Pandora's box has been opened. | 25.6× | 442k | 2.4k | 151 | 776 |
| 18 | Mar 4, '25 | I don't know if you guys realize this, but AI will be able to invent new physics by the end of this year. | 25.1× | 434k | 2.3k | 173 | 396 |
| 19 | Oct 3, '24 | The leaks are going to start so I might as well just come out and say it: I'm getting out of AI for good. We're gonna be fine. There's nothing more I can do, nothing more I want to | 25× | 431k | 1.3k | 53 | 497 |
| 20 | Mar 31, '25 | This is kinda unsettling | 24.9× | 429k | 4.2k | 222 | 1.2k |
| 21 | Mar 26, '25 | umm guys Gemini 2.5 Pro just read 120,000 words in 20 seconds... and the attention seems fixed... guys... this might be game over | 24.4× | 421k | 3.6k | 136 | 1.1k |
| 22 | Jan 17, '25 | You guys I'm seriously freaking out about the implications of what we're seeing. The implications are staggering, to say the least. Okay, we know what Ilya saw, and it wasn't just | 24.2× | 418k | 3k | 379 | 2.7k |
| 23 | Sep 13, '24 | Claude Sonnet 3.5 can do Strawberry with the right prompting. Guys, there's no moat. There's no secret sauce. We can synthesize the data with any model. | 23.6× | 408k | 1.7k | 144 | 1.1k |
| 24 | Oct 5, '24 | As much shit as I give OpenAI they are totally about to nuke a good portion of white collar work and nobody seems to notice. 85% of my audience still doesn't believe we have AGI wh | 22.6× | 390k | 2.1k | 162 | 799 |
| 25 | Aug 6, '25 | What do you think they meant by this? | 21.6× | 373k | 4k | 91 | 147 |
| 26 | Jan 9, '25 | Most doctors are like poorly trained LLMs. They naively fixate on the wrong tokens, and then are confidently incorrect as they hallucinate or confabulate, and then gaslight you bas | 21.4× | 369k | 3k | 223 | 491 |
| 27 | Sep 13, '24 | Guys, Strawberry is literally just baked in Chain-of-Thought reasoning which came out in January of 2022. OpenAI has nothing. It's all hype. Original CoT paper was published at Neu | 19.8× | 341k | 1.6k | 92 | 852 |
| 28 | Jan 18, '25 | Look, I can't tell why the world isn't freaking out about this right now. We're witnessing something monumental - AI hitting the top 10% of all programmers across every language ou | 19.6× | 338k | 1.8k | 226 | 731 |
| 29 | Sep 13, '24 | Sam Altman: "Intelligence too cheap to meter" Also Sam: *raises price by literally 100x* | 18.6× | 320k | 2.2k | 85 | 370 |
| 30 | Jul 10, '25 | My first impressions of Grok 4: This is the first model (other than ChatGPT o3 and OpenAI's Deep Research) that is genuinely helpful for post-labor economics research. For the last | 17.9× | 309k | 2.1k | 126 | 331 |
| 31 | Apr 17, '25 | o3 full is legitimately the most exciting innovation in AI to me since... probably ChatGPT itself. I say this as someone who was finetuning GPT-2 and GPT-3 before the chatbot era. | 17.5× | 302k | 1.5k | 69 | 416 |
| 32 | Feb 20, '25 | Grok 3 is definitely better than anything OpenAI has out right now from a commercial standpoint IMHO. 1. It's ultra fast. Grok 3 with Deep Search or Big Brain just works, and it's | 16.3× | 281k | 1.8k | 121 | 238 |
| 33 | Jan 17, '25 | There is no moat. We've hit terminal race condition. Every AI lab in America and China is converging on the same training paradigms. Singularity is inevitable at this point. We're | 14.6× | 251k | 1.8k | 173 | 661 |
| 34 | Dec 20, '24 | There's a rule of thumb in AI/ML that once you have a breakthrough like this, jumping from 30% to 80% or so, it is a "solved problem" which means that whatever paradigm you're usin | 14.3× | 247k | 1.6k | 134 | 490 |
| 35 | Jul 24, '25 | My take: anyone who gets mad about UBI has no idea how much the government already redistributes wealth. UBI has less administrative overhead and less corruption. It's more egalita | 14.3× | 246k | 1.2k | 97 | 156 |
| 36 | Nov 17, '24 | I cannot tell you how much better my healthcare has gotten since using chatbots to prepare my own case notes. I give the chatbot all my data, symptoms, history, analysis, etc, and | 14× | 242k | 1.3k | 137 | 787 |
| 37 | Jul 16, '25 | The "new model smell" has worn off on Grok 4 faster than literally every other model in history. It's great at vibes, which often masks underlying stupidity. It's not good at follo | 14× | 241k | 1.2k | 46 | 161 |
| 38 | Jun 30, '25 | Everyone noticed how all the frontier labs have stopped talking about AGI and just went straight to superintelligence, right? | 13.9× | 239k | 1.9k | 113 | 223 |
| 39 | Apr 17, '25 | I think OpenAI nuked their own product (Deep Research) with o3 full. It does basically the same thing but in 30 to 60 seconds. | 13.3× | 230k | 1.5k | 40 | 227 |
| 40 | Aug 7, '25 | Me refreshing chatgpt all day to see when I get GPT-5. | 12.7× | 219k | 906 | 57 | 32 |
| 41 | Oct 18, '25 | Long COVID fucking sucks. I probably shouldn't share this publicly but you know what fuck it. It's my life and it's a fucking real thing. Here's what it's like to have a relapse: I | 12.6× | 217k | 1.1k | 108 | 241 |
| 42 | Jan 21, '25 | This whole "no moat" situation in AI is fascinating, and it's probably the best thing that could have happened for humanity. Here's the deal: typically in tech, companies build the | 11.4× | 196k | 1.1k | 153 | 448 |
| 43 | Mar 4, '25 | If the rumors are true then the fact that Grok 3 is a small model, yet neck and neck with GPT 4.5, which is very large and slow and expensive, is extremely huge. It's undeniable th | 11× | 189k | 1.4k | 63 | 201 |
| 44 | Feb 1, '25 | The internet's reaction to OpenAI vs DeepSeek tells me that OpenAI has a lot less goodwill left than perhaps OpenAI realizes. They've been resting on their laurels and banking on f | 10.6× | 183k | 2.1k | 158 | 291 |
| 45 | Jan 15, '25 | I hear people constantly claiming their jobs are secure - whether they're welders, farmers, or skilled tradespeople. Let me break down the financial reality that's driving the robo | 10.5× | 181k | 1k | 161 | 512 |
| 46 | Sep 17, '25 | I am once again reminding you that you are not excited enough about this graph. It looks like a simple exponential, right? But it's on a logarithmic graph... | 10.2× | 177k | 1.6k | 135 | 404 |
| 47 | Apr 17, '25 | OpenAI, I would love an "Export this Conversation to PDF" function. Plz. | 9.8× | 169k | 1.9k | 65 | 126 |
| 48 | Dec 31, '24 | The more I read and use AI the more I realize I have nothing to contribute to the world intellectually. I think that's one reason I ran out of steam to make YouTube videos. I said | 9.8× | 168k | 1.4k | 108 | 527 |
| 49 | Feb 10, '25 | Some words of wisdom for Sam: Never ever use the term "compute budgets" again. That's like saying "us tech elites will give you an allowance of our toys, peasant." Notice how Sam i | 9.5× | 164k | 886 | 66 | 204 |
| 50 | Sep 15, '24 | A whole bunch of companies are going to implode in 2025. A whole bunch of layoffs are coming. We really need to up the conversation on Post-Labor Economics, and the economic utilit | 9.5× | 164k | 1.1k | 139 | 233 |
| 51 | Oct 25, '24 | I recently announced I was quitting AI but didn't explain why clearly. My reasoning centers on attractor states: extinction, collapse, cyberpunk dystopia, status quo, solarpunk uto | 9.4× | 162k | 996 | 108 | 568 |
| 52 | Dec 26, '24 | Does it strike anyone else as weird or coincidental that UFO activity is spiking right around the moment we solved AI reasoning? | 9.3× | 161k | 1.1k | 48 | 145 |
| 53 | Apr 21, '25 | > over promises > under delivers > causes chaos > doesn't understand government > tanks his companies > rage quits | 9.1× | 157k | 4.9k | 329 | 270 |
| 54 | Feb 28, '25 | Okay, I watched the whole thing. I've got some chops in rhetoric, geopolitics, history, and economics, but I'm not an expert by any stretch, but here's my analysis. First, it start | 8.9× | 153k | 1.2k | 86 | 257 |
| 55 | Aug 23, '24 | I bet Anthropic is sitting on 3.5 Opus until GPT-5 drops. It's like a Mexican standoff between Anthropic, OpenAI, and Google | 8.8× | 151k | 1.1k | 43 | 79 |
| 56 | Dec 20, '24 | OpenAI just invented the jet engine before the rest of the aircraft lol. All that horsepower and nothing to put it in yet. | 8.5× | 147k | 1.9k | 73 | 262 |
| 57 | Aug 15, '25 | Okay, even GPT-5 Thinking has been lobotomized or something. It's half-assing every response, not looking things up, and generally just being lazy and giving generic answers. Anyon | 8.1× | 140k | 1.3k | 36 | 106 |
| 58 | Feb 21, '25 | I haven't felt this level of "we're so fucking back" since I got beta access to GPT-3. Grok 3 is my first taste of what the future of infinite possibility really is going to be lik | 8.1× | 139k | 1.3k | 73 | 300 |
| 59 | Nov 20, '24 | Okay real talk for a second. China duplicated OpenAI's o1-preview in 2 months. I'm talking about DeepSeek. The math and algorithms are not a moat for companies... Or for nations. T | 8.0× | 139k | 894 | 92 | 315 |
| 60 | Jan 13, '25 | Let me lay this out fresh, because after years of building cognitive architectures, I've learned something fascinating about intelligence versus agency. Everyone's hyping up AI age | 8.0× | 138k | 905 | 128 | 797 |
| 61 | Dec 31, '24 | I sometimes forget that not everyone is as immersed in this stuff as I am, so allow me to explain what I mean when I say this is all over in 20 years anyways. This is not an arbitr | 7.7× | 133k | 1k | 147 | 882 |
| 62 | Oct 22, '24 | Anthropic has taught Claude to use a computer directly. I've been saying for the past two years "If you can do your job exclusively in front of a computer, you're the first to go." | 7.5× | 129k | 911 | 121 | 455 |
| 63 | Jan 22, '25 | America just won geopolitics for the next 50 years with Project Stargate. Let me explain why. This is where things get interesting - actually, scratch that, this is where things ge | 7.4× | 127k | 1.1k | 138 | 464 |
| 64 | Jun 16, '25 | @_backpackback Which one are you tho | 7.0× | 122k | 1.4k | 5 | 9 |
| 65 | Mar 14, '25 | Kinda disappointed in humanity rn. I write hundreds of thoughtful, thorough, well-researched blog posts about how things will change, how we can adapt, and they get 20 to 30 likes | 6.9× | 119k | 1.2k | 97 | 431 |
| 66 | Sep 14, '24 | A postdoc (PhD) friend of mine texted after testing o1-preview (Strawberry) against a very tough CFD problem (computational fluid dynamics) and it almost got it right the first tim | 6.8× | 117k | 891 | 64 | 205 |
| 67 | Jan 18, '25 | Tens of thousands of general purpose humanoid robots will be shipped by end of 2025. Hundreds of thousands in 2026. Millions in 2027. By the end of 2026, those robots will have an | 6.7× | 115k | 927 | 116 | 282 |
| 68 | Apr 18, '25 | Congrats to OpenAI, Sam Altman, and the countless team members (former and present) who contributed to the realization of o3 as a model. I've had my critique of OpenAI in the past, | 6.6× | 115k | 1.2k | 89 | 208 |
| 69 | Aug 19, '25 | Umm... GPT-5 just corrected itself midstream. I've never seen an AI do this. That kind of self-monitoring and error correction is, until this point, a distinctly human trait. I don | 6.5× | 112k | 889 | 46 | 195 |
| 70 | Nov 9, '24 | I've had my criticism of Sam Altman but now that he's saying AGI in 2025, I'm just like "Well yeah, duh." Just look at the data. Look at the scaling laws. Look at the trends. Unles | 6.4× | 111k | 940 | 67 | 309 |
| 71 | Apr 22, '25 | @___frye | 6.3× | 108k | 3.3k | 72 | 159 |
| 72 | Jan 20, '25 | Metacognition. That's what o3 and r1 are demonstrating. That's why everyone is freaking out. I don't mean this in the "functional sentience" perspective (though you could read it t | 6.1× | 105k | 986 | 78 | 452 |
| 73 | Nov 13, '25 | Yeah, OpenAI has lost the Mandate for sure | 5.8× | 100k | 936 | 37 | 170 |
| 74 | May 7, '25 | Sorry Anthropic. I stood by you a long time. You were doing something different. But then you got safetypilled. Focus on product. You treat your users like children. UX is king. In | 5.6× | 96k | 1k | 40 | 81 |
| 75 | Feb 3, '25 | "But we still don't have AGI" says the scientifically and data illiterate ape | 5.4× | 94k | 1k | 81 | 248 |
| 76 | Nov 14, '25 | OpenAI is not a serious company any longer. | 5.3× | 92k | 940 | 47 | 95 |
| 77 | Feb 5, '25 | No science fiction has ever contemplated the world that we're building; one with ubiquitous superintelligence. Star Wars imagined droids everywhere and normalized, but they weren't | 5.2× | 90k | 1.1k | 77 | 206 |
| 78 | Jul 6, '25 | Plot twist: we're all actually in a VR simulation but it's actually the distant future, and this is just a tourist attraction so you can relive the Singularity in first POV and onc | 5.2× | 90k | 1.3k | 64 | 190 |
| 79 | Jul 19, '25 | Within a few months, OpenAI is going to dominate all leaderboards in math and coding. Other frontier AI labs will follow suit. It's the knee of the curve. All stations, green for l | 5.1× | 89k | 962 | 55 | 111 |
| 80 | Feb 22, '25 | I just did not one but TWO developmental edits in a row with Grok 3. This is for my book Have a Nice Trip! For context, a "developmental edit" is when you restructure a book, which | ⚡ 5.1× | 12.6M | 3.5k | 265 | 848 |
| 81 | Feb 22, '25 | How it started: Sam Altman: "I wish Elon would compete just by making a better product" How it's going: | 4.9× | 85k | 1.3k | 44 | 48 |
| 82 | Nov 4, '25 | Thermodynamic computing is here There is a new computing paradigm emerging from the noise, and its arrival may be as significant as the dawn of deep learning or the advent of cloud | 4.9× | 84k | 1k | 172 | 634 |
| 83 | Apr 18, '25 | o3 really really really wants to build stuff. It's like "bro can you PLEASE just let me code this up for you already???" It's like an over-eager employee. I'm not complaining. | 4.9× | 84k | 1.1k | 33 | 127 |
| 84 | Jul 17, '25 | So, fun fact, to the model, the entire chat log is just one blob of text. It requires quite a bit of training (and often some stop tokens) to make the chatbot stop taking both side | 4.6× | 80k | 937 | 30 | 337 |
| 85 | Jun 19, '25 | My wife's laptop's microphone has been cutting out randomly on work meetings to the point they were saying "that's really unprofessional" So rather than ask me, a tech veteran and | 4.5× | 78k | 1.2k | 39 | 131 |
| 86 | Jan 20, '25 | Sam Altman: "We're gonna deploy infinitely scalable beyond-PhD level SuperAgents" Also Sam Altman: "We're not deploying AGI" Eventually you're just playing word games. | 4.4× | 76k | 877 | 24 | 69 |
| 87 | Nov 11, '24 | As someone who has studied systems, AI, intelligence, and a slew of other things, what most people don't get is just how big of a difference just 10 IQ points makes. An IQ of 110 m | ⚡ 4.2× | 2.5M | 1.6k | 133 | 1.3k |
| 88 | May 16, '25 | This person is still trying harder than most of the people I worked with who WERE qualified for the job. | 4.1× | 71k | 1.3k | 60 | 240 |
| 89 | Mar 29, '25 | I think my biggest guilty pleasure right now is the schadenfreude of mediocre people realizing just how mediocre they are in the face of AI. AI isn't just a mirror. It's a big self | 4.0× | 70k | 880 | 44 | 123 |
| 90 | Aug 26, '25 | "AI is hitting a wall!" No, it's just smarter than the average user now. | 3.6× | 62k | 900 | 40 | 42 |
| 91 | Feb 19, '25 | Google and Microsoft just dropped twin bombshells. Microsoft: Majorana 1 - a scalable commercial quantum computing chip Google: Co-Scientist - Deep Research on steroids specificall | 3.6× | 62k | 1.1k | 113 | 162 |
| 92 | Jun 10, '25 | o3-pro encouraging 4o | 3.1× | 54k | 950 | 29 | 61 |
| 93 | Jan 23, '25 | The fact that DeepSeek mogged OpenAI into giving o3-mini out for free is interesting. Now that agents and operators are out, let me tell you a bit about what's going to happen next | 3.1× | 53k | 866 | 70 | 177 |
| 94 | Feb 14, '25 | If you want to cure aging and disease? Go all in on AI. If you want to solve climate change? Go all in on AI. If you want to end poverty and hunger? Go all in on AI. If you want to | 2.9× | 49k | 979 | 141 | 140 |
| 95 | Sep 8 | Bookmarking this for later when I can say "I told you so" | 2.3× | 40k | 71 | 2 | 18 |
| 96 | May 25, '25 | My cousin is an electrical engineer and I was like but why does it make magnetism and do all this other stuff and he's like "you just have to accept it" lol I talked to a physicist | 2.2× | 38k | 1.4k | 22 | 104 |
| 97 | Jan 21, '25 | It's an absolute privilege to be alive right now. I mean, it's a privilege to be alive at all, but in particular this moment. All human concerns will seem trivial soon. | 2.2× | 38k | 972 | 66 | 70 |
| 98 | May 7, '25 | You don't actually want a job. You want money in the bank. You want a sense of mastery and purpose. You want autonomy and agency. Work will not set you free. The revolution is comi | 1.8× | 31k | 1.1k | 93 | 129 |
| 99 | Nov 12, '25 | Beauty standards have gone too far | 1.5× | 26k | 904 | 71 | 77 |
| 100 | Jul 16, '25 | No. The marginal utility of human labor has been dropping for decades, along with the demand for human labor. People will still have "work" as in "effortful things they find meanin | ⚡ 1.0× | 2.4M | 720 | 73 | 138 |
| 101 | Jul 23, '25 | What many people are not yet getting is that advanced AI nullifies all jobs. The marginal value add of any human input eventually drops negative. We saw this with chess, for instan | ⚡ 1.0× | 4.2M | 614 | 59 | 141 |