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Flo Crivello

@altimor
14 posts
2026-03-10
People's comments on the $15-25 per PR price tag remind me of Michael Bloomberg's answer to people balking at the $2,700 / mo cost of the Bloomberg Terminal: “if you can't make $2,700/mo with our product, you got bigger problems to deal with”
2026-03-10 View on X
ZDNET

Anthropic debuts Code Review for Claude Code, which uses agents to check pull requests for bugs, and says a typical code review costs $15 to $25 in token usage

ZDNET's key takeaways  — Anthropic launches AI agents to review developer pull requests.  — Internal tests tripled meaningful code review feedback.

2026-02-08
Hard agree with this point. People underestimate how much inference we will need by many, many orders of magnitude. [image]
2026-02-08 View on X
Evjang.com

A look at the state of AI agents, the evolution of thinking models, the staggering need for inference compute in the coming years, automated research, and more

2026-02-07
Hard agree with this point. People underestimate how much inference we will need by many, many orders of magnitude. [image]
2026-02-07 View on X
Evjang.com

A look at the state of AI agents, the evolution of thinking models, the staggering need for inference compute in the coming years, automated research, and more

— Dr. Vannevar Bush, As We May Think, 1945  —  If we consider life to be a sort of open-ended MMO, the game server has just received a major update.

2025-10-07
Welcome to the club @OpenAI! [image]
2025-10-07 View on X
TechCrunch

OpenAI launches AgentKit, a toolkit for building and deploying AI agents, including Agent Builder, which Sam Altman described as like Canva for building agents

New tools for building, deploying, and optimizing agents. NDTV Profit : What Is AI Agent Builder And How Does It Work? OpenAI Launches New Set Of Tools For Developers Aman Gupta / ...

Welcome to the club @OpenAI! [image]
2025-10-07 View on X
OpenAI

OpenAI announces apps that work inside ChatGPT, piloting Booking.com, Canva, Coursera, Figma, Expedia, Spotify, and Zillow for logged-in users outside of the EU

A new generation of apps you can chat with and the tools for developers to build them.  —  Try in ChatGPT(opens in a new window)Start building apps(opens in a new window)

2024-05-19
It feels like OpenAI bait-and-switched some of the world's best AI researchers into joining them, by first professing deep alignment with their safety concerns, and then shedding these promises the moment they met commercial success.
2024-05-19 View on X
Wired

OpenAI's entire Superalignment team, which was focused on the existential dangers of AI, has either resigned or been absorbed into other research groups

Company insiders explain why safety-conscious employees are leaving. https://www.vox.com/... vs #ai #openai X: Sam Altman / @sama : i'm super appreciative of @janleike's contributi...

2024-05-18
It feels like OpenAI bait-and-switched some of the world's best AI researchers into joining them, by first professing deep alignment with their safety concerns, and then shedding these promises the moment they met commercial success.
2024-05-18 View on X
Wired

OpenAI's entire Superalignment team, which was focused on the existential dangers of AI, has either resigned or been absorbed into other research groups

During my twenties in Silicon Valley, I ran among elite tech/AI circles through the community house scene. I have seen some troubling things around social circles of early OpenAI A...

It feels like OpenAI bait-and-switched some of the world's best AI researchers into joining them, by first professing deep alignment with their safety concerns, and then shedding these promises the moment they met commercial success.
2024-05-18 View on X
@janleike

[Thread] Superalignment team co-lead explains why he has left, says OpenAI's safety culture and processes took a backseat to shiny products over the past years

Yesterday was my last day as head of alignment, superalignment lead, and executive @OpenAI.

2024-03-05
Claude v3's scores on our evals, comprising “personal assistant” kind of agentic tasks Two surprises: 1. First time we see a model beat GPT-4 2. The lesser Claude Sonnet is very very close to GPT-4, at 1/3rd the price Super impressed overall, congrats to the @AnthropicAI team [image]
2024-03-05 View on X
Ars Technica

Anthropic's pricing for Claude 3 Opus, Sonnet, and Haiku, which all have a 200K-token context window, ranges from “super expensive” to “radically competitive”

Willison: “No model has beaten GPT-4 on a range of widely used benchmarks like this.”

Claude v3's scores on our evals, comprising “personal assistant” kind of agentic tasks Two surprises: 1. First time we see a model beat GPT-4 2. The lesser Claude Sonnet is very very close to GPT-4, at 1/3rd the price Super impressed overall, congrats to the @AnthropicAI team [image]
2024-03-05 View on X
Bloomberg

Anthropic announces Claude 3 Opus, Sonnet, and Haiku, aiming to reduce AI model hallucinations; Opus and Sonnet are available now, and Haiku in the coming weeks

Claude 3 Opus, Claude 3 Sonnet, and Claude 3 Haiku—set new industry benchmarks across reasoning, math, coding, multilingual understanding, and vision. [image] Flo Crivello / @altim...

2022-11-23
This is a huge deal — for the first time, an AI is able to consistently manipulate humans to act against their own interest, and further the AI's goals, using only natural language. And all along, humans don't even know they're dealing with an AI. https://twitter.com/...
2022-11-23 View on X
Gizmodo

Meta's researchers detail Cicero, an AI trained to “human level performance” in negotiation-based strategy game Diplomacy, ranking in the top 10% over 40 games

for the first time, an AI is able to consistently manipulate humans to act against their own interest, and further the AI's goals, using only natural language. And all along, human...

2021-06-05
Seriously, this is the most epic email I've ever read. I can only hope the author was playing some Hans Zimmer music writing this. Clear thinking, written on the fly — the culmination of 30-40 years building software. “Let's do it right this time.” https://twitter.com/...
2021-06-05 View on X
TechCrunch

A 2007 email between Steve Jobs and then Apple SVP of Software Engineering, approving 3rd party iPhone apps and an App Store, surfaces among Epic trial docs

An email has been going around the internet as a part of a release of documents related to Apple's App Store based suit brought by Epic Games.

2020-11-18
The reviews of Apple's M1 laptops are unbelievable. Is there a precedent to a new generation bearing the previous one's performance by a factor of 2-3x, *and* its battery life by one of 2? https://twitter.com/...
2020-11-18 View on X
Engadget

Apple MacBook Air with M1 review: incredibly fast performance with no fan noise, decent gaming performance, and a great keyboard and trackpad

and quad-thread—consumer-available processor on the planet, it certainly isn't missing it by much.” ... and this is the first gen non-pro level hardware.... 😳 Really not making it ...

The reviews of Apple's M1 laptops are unbelievable. Is there a precedent to a new generation bearing the previous one's performance by a factor of 2-3x, *and* its battery life by one of 2? https://twitter.com/...
2020-11-18 View on X
AnandTech

Deep dive on the fan-cooled M1 chip in the Mac mini: performance is “outstandingly good”, besting Intel's chips and on par with AMD's new Zen 3 line

Better necessarily implies different.  —  That's one of my favorite axioms. Joe Rossignol / MacRumors : Mac Mini Teardown Provides Real-World Look at M1 Chip on Smaller Logic Board...