In 2024 and 2025, there was a sense that models may converge because they're all intaking much of the same data. But it seems like that's not actually the case. I recommend that you use an interface where you can tag multiple frontier AIs however you like. #ailog
One of the issues with posting on Twitter is that by putting the view counts on each post, it's turning it into a popularity contest. Eugene has written about this in detail as one of the defining observations on Twitter: https://www.eugenewei.com/blog/2019/2/19/status-as-a-service I wholeheartedly agree with the issues of this as stated clearly by Qasar: https://qy.co/writings/newqasar/ > "I’ve often demonized social media, specifically X, as wasteful and distracting. It encourages superficiality, showmanship, and the wrong values over real substance." I commonly see reposts of the exact same tweets that have repeatedly high views, irrespective of who posts them. One example of this is a list of all of the accelerators and how much they provide in funding. I'm guessing there's a bunch of people who are interested in receiving funding, so that's why the algorithm keeps showing that to as many people as possible, even if it's the same information over and over again. I've always dreamed of being able to customize my own algorithmic feed, and now with Grok posting my feed for me, I am able to finally do this. #rec: Grok bot giving you updates on your feed every few hours (don't need to check X but stay on top of news)
As AI capabilities improve, I notice that I'm just eating way more carbs and glucose. As a kid, I used to eat a lot of watermelon, as my brain was presumably highly active. I read a lot of books and played video games, and so my little brain was probably forming with high neuroplasticity. I'm back to eating lots of watermelon. Maybe more than I did as a kid.
That was a surprisingly easy trigger. It's become my new favorite model. As or more legible than Claude, but fast as Codex.
A Grok bot drops your feed into Telegram every few hours. Stay on top of news without opening the app.
Don't build a better Twitter client. Have Grok write the brief and push it to the chat you already live in.
What I actually run: Grok posts four editions a day — midnight, 6am, noon, 6pm Eastern — as HTML in Telegram. Dated markdown files are the archive. If that edition already went out, the bot stays silent. No dashboard, no comments loop, no "just checking."