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Liked The Grateful Eight by Jerod Santo 
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Last night was a somewhat typical Sunday. That’s why I’m writing about it. I want to remember this phase of our lives before it’s gone. The end is nigh. I can feel it.1 The whole family was at home. All eight of us. Rach called a moratorium on screens for the remainder of the evening, so our screenagers2 had a moment like when Chip Douglas falls on the dish at the end of Cable Guy and KG is forced to read a book for once.

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Liked Humanising LLM Outputs is Dumb by Kuber Mehta 
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The largest tell for me to tell where culture and sentiment is shifting for AI tools is usually X, viral GitHub repositories and Hacker News. One of these tells I’ve been seeing a lot lately is skills like I have ADHD and Agents.md instructions such as giving outputs in only ASD-STE100 Simplified Technical English.

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Liked danielle 🏳️‍🌈 (@endocrimes@toot.cat)
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A long time ago, I deliberately got rid of the accent I grew up with, because in the UK it made me sound dumb to people from the South. Then I worked in Colombia and simplified the way I spoke even more. 10 years after that, and the consequence is that my accent is functionally American, and I… regret it quite deeply 😢

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Liked Dare Obasanjo (@carnage4life@mas.to)
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Whenever a frontier lab AI CEO says that AGI will create a utopia, I play out the following thought experiment; imagine the Trump administration had a computer that could answer any question correctly. Would that world be a utopia? Is the lack of AGI what prevents our world from being a utopia?

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Liked tierney cyren (@bnb.im)
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one thing I’ve seen a number of times is people say that they’re bad at writing and an LLM can do it better as someone who has made a career off writing, I would rather see your “bad” words than I would an LLM’s writing it’s a skill and getting better takes reps [contains quote post or other embedded content]

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Liked Kelsey Hightower (@kelseyhightower.com)
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If I wasn't retired, I'd be going deep on LLMs to avoid getting fired, and remain marketable. However, I wouldn't allow an LLM to do work for me without eventually learning how to do it too. I'd use an LLM as a tool, not a replacement. I'd also start contributing to an open weight model as a hedge.