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PLUS: The rush to local models
You can now compile Python extensions to WebAssembly and distribute them through PyPI for Pyodide to install directly.
Cohere's new 30B model was built for agentic coding, not just code completion. It has to use terminals, inspect environments, and work through real repos.
Making agents smarter won't stop phishing. Take away their ability to act alone on anything irreversible instead.
Email agents will get phished like humans do. Never let email be a command channel, only an information channel.
The Fable 5 ban is a wake up call. Don't build your entire workflow on something that can disappear overnight.
The near future will feel unstable. The stakes are going up and things will only get more chaotic from here.
Aster just set a world record on ProteinGym in 30 minutes by running thousands of AI agents in parallel.
Meta is destroying their engineering culture by forcefully reassigning standout devs and layoffs. Hiring from Meta has never been easier.
DataFast now lets you filter analytics by marketing channel to see which ones bring traffic versus actual revenue.
Conductor's new in-app browser features Agentation. Visual edits get passed directly to Composer and your harness of choice.
Amazon researchers used prompts to get Fable 5 to provide information for cyberattacks that was supposed to be off limits.
LLMs are hard to create a moat around. They're stateless compute you can switch overnight when something better shows up.
The assumption that you should use smaller models for less important tasks is flawed. Big models are generally better at everything.
Treat intelligence as borrowed. Drain it when available, build a catalog of plans today, implement later with models you control.
Fable 5 was the greatest piece of technology some users ever touched. Solved problems they never thought AI could.
Governments are now banning models. With local models, you're free and nobody can control you.
Most builders in China are using Claude with VPN anyway, despite having local alternatives available.
Mistral has talent and national backing but hasn't been able to close the gap with the Big Three or Chinese labs.
The secret to long running agent loops is adversarial convergence, says Siqi Chen.
Just because you can build something doesn't mean you should. Focus on what you uniquely own and outsource the rest.
The Fable ban will probably get sorted out in a week. Also, GPT 5.6 will likely drop soon anyway.
An AI wrapper sold for $12,000 in under two months. It's the 100th startup acquired on Trust MRR.
People immediately switched back to Cursor after Fable disappeared. Usage charts show the instant migration.
Agent automation in 2026 is 50% adding new skills, 30% fixing what broke, 20% feeling like a god.
The model that was supposed to replace developers only lasted four days before getting banned.
Most marketing agents on the market produce pure slop. Riley Brown is building one that doesn't.