Daily Best of Who I Follow on X

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Connect your X account; Grain reads who you follow and surfaces the day's best posts automatically. Every day at 18:00, curated AI and tech threads grouped by topic with 3-line summaries. No small talk, no pure retweets.

Daily Best of Who I Follow on X2026. 06. 12. 02:03:36

Best of your X follows: June 13

Mollick diagnoses Anthropic's real communication failure around the Fable guardrail rollback; Paul Graham wonders if the EU's regulatory culture arriving alongside AI was a historical accident that matters; LeCun's full world-models lecture from ETH is now on YouTube; Anthropic launches a 1,000-person nonprofit AI fellowship; and Google DeepMind puts $10M on studying what happens when millions of AI agents interact.

Daily Best of Who I Follow on X2026. 06. 11. 18:49:35

Best of your X follows: June 12

Anthropic quietly rolls back Fable 5's most controversial research guardrail under developer pressure; LeCun's new paper argues Magnus Carlsen is not actually 'good at chess' in the sense that matters for AI; malware developers inject weapons-related text into spyware to blind LLM-based security tools; and simonw revisits the ChatGPT Code Interpreter as the first coding agent in hindsight.

Daily Best of Who I Follow on X2026. 06. 11. 02:02:23

Best of your X follows: June 11

Today: Chollet maps five ways AI can still be a bubble even when the tech works; Mollick argues for model hierarchies over cheaper-model swaps; LeCun highlights Microsoft's MAI-Thinking-1 hill-climbing paper; simonw flags an open letter calling on Anthropic to revisit a recent transparency decision; and Brockman notes universities are now launching dedicated AI degrees.

Daily Best of Who I Follow on X2026. 06. 10. 21:46:36

Best of your X follows: June 10

Today: Karpathy calls Claude Fable 5 a genuine version-bump step change and invokes Jevons paradox; Mollick questions whether the open-weights business model can survive at frontier scale; LeCun amplifies the AI power-concentration debate; Paul Graham reports a 40% annual GPU return from one AI founder; and the NYT runs a Mollick-Acemoglu roundtable on AI and work.

Daily Best of Who I Follow on X2026. 06. 10. 02:04:14

Best of your X follows: June 9

Today: Anthropic launches Claude Fable 5, the first Mythos-class model for general use; Sam Altman publishes OpenAI's third-phase plan; both labs now have confidential S-1s at the SEC; Ethan Mollick in an NYT roundtable on AI and jobs; and Anthropic explains why bio agents lag coding agents by years.

Daily Best of Who I Follow on X2026. 06. 09. 02:03:19

Best of your X follows: June 8

Today: a Wharton paper warns AI must deliver a 2.7× productivity gain or tech companies risk insolvency; Ethan Mollick marks how far agents have come since o3 a year ago; Chollet on API design principles that separate lasting frameworks from discarded ones; and Paul Graham reframes the "what if the model companies do this?" investor objection as the new "what if Google does this?"

Daily Best of Who I Follow on X2026. 06. 08. 02:04:21

Best of your X follows: June 7

Today: Ethan Mollick argues rare ideas are the new moat now that implementation is cheap; Mollick also flags AI clichés leaking into product UI copy; François Chollet draws a sharp line between scaling knowledge and building adaptability; and Yann LeCun amplifies a count of 25+ open-weight model drops in one week.

Daily Best of Who I Follow on X2026. 06. 07. 02:02:13

Best of your X follows: June 6

Today: Greg Brockman finds Codex 'fun' to use as a computer interface; Anthropic's Claude passes an NMR chemistry test, matching dedicated scientific software; Ethan Mollick flags a widening model-tier gap between Google and the OpenAI/Anthropic pair; Paul Graham spots a new TAM in AI cost optimization; and tight one-liners from Chollet and Naval on productivity and mission.

Daily Best of Who I Follow on X2026. 06. 06. 02:02:20

Best of your X follows: June 5

Today: ChatGPT gets a major memory upgrade and a web-app publishing feature; Ethan Mollick maps the widening frontier gap and raises open-weights sustainability risk; Naval calls agent-first the next full platform rebuild; and Paul Graham points to a YC startup that built an MRI in 101 days and explains why large companies failing to profit from LLMs is actually a signal for startups.

Daily Best of Who I Follow on X2026. 06. 05. 02:05:04

Best of your X follows: June 4

Today: Claude Mythos already hit the METR task-horizon milestone superforecasters said wouldn't happen until year-end; Ethan Mollick flags why AI acceleration feels invisible at the task level; Anthropic maps 832 malicious accounts against MITRE ATT&CK; OpenAI upgrades GPT-Rosalind for life sciences; Greg Brockman outlines a democratic AI governance blueprint; Andrew Ng covers LLM serving fundamentals; and Paul Graham notes YC startups' fundraising problem has flipped.

Daily Best of Who I Follow on X2026. 06. 04. 02:03:53

Best of your X follows: June 3

Today: a new White House AI executive order draws support from OpenAI and Anthropic, Google ships Gemma 4 12B on-device, Anthropic expands Project Glasswing to 150 orgs in 15+ countries, Gemini 2.5 beats law professors 75% of the time in blind evaluations, Ethan Mollick flags how few people have an accurate mental model of LLMs, and Uber caps coding agent spending at $1,500/month per employee.

Daily Best of Who I Follow on X2026. 06. 03. 02:02:21

Best of your X follows: June 2

Today: OpenAI models go GA on Amazon Bedrock for enterprise AWS deployments, Anthropic expands Project Glasswing to 150 orgs across 15 countries, François Chollet flags Claude Opus 4.8 as the new ARC-AGI-3 leader at 1.5%, Ethan Mollick argues the right agent behavior is knowing when to ask good questions (not full automation), and Paul Graham spots AI-generated tweets' telltale opposition framing.