Working in tech then: how to build good ios apps on 3G Working in tech now: how to give LLMs personalities

Now seems like a good time to annouce I’ve joined Microsoft AI to help lead Product, Design, and Growth As you’ve seen over the last few days, we’re recruiting an insane team If you’re ready to grind and want to build frontier AI for 1.6 billion devices, pls reach out

So strange how most people refer to "AGI" generically as one monolith, like they'll all be the same. There isn't going to be one AGI, or one type of AGI. There's going to be an infinite variety of flavors.

For all the fear about a deluge of AI-generated content, I genuinely believe that creativity will remain the real currency. Human ingenuity, style, craft are going to matter more not less.

It's the year of the social sciences hacker. We're about to see leaps in innovation that don't come from engineers. Instead, they'll come from people who've never gotten to build before. I couldn't be more excited about it.

Mustafa Suleyman says the possibility of superintelligence arriving should keep everyone awake we've never controlled anything as powerful as us, let alone something far smarter if we get it right, we'll solve our energy, health, and food crises "but getting it right is mind-blowingly hard"

Interviewed a candidate today whose big hard job 10 years ago was "mobile uploads". At the time people thought it was a really hard problem. Absolutely crazy to think how far we've come.

Good PMs gather feedback. Great PMs design UIs to collect it. In an AI-driven world, relying on feedback forms or even thumbs up/down isn't enough. Feedback often comes dressed in great UI design. You have to bake it in from the outset.

Tech for tech’s sake is pointless. It’s all about what tech that makes you feel. How it makes our users feel. Calmer? More confident? Capable? Stories like Noel's are why I'm so passionate about building AI. It's not the advances or the benchmarks, it's the human impact.

Noticed I'm prompting a lot less these days. Not because I'm using AI less - it's actually the opposite. I'm just defaulting to using voice + vision more and more. It's so natural, it's like the UI just melts away. Less explaining, more engaging