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Tau-Mu Yi

@taumuyi
30 posts
2026-02-09
This is an excellent piece on why there are limits to the increase in productivity from #AI [embedded post]
2026-02-09 View on X
Siddhant Khare

A software engineer explains “AI fatigue”, compounded by a FOMO treadmill of using AI labs' latest tools and “thinking atrophy”, alongside boosted productivity

You're using AI to be more productive.  So why are you more exhausted than ever?  The paradox every engineer needs to confront.

2026-01-23
Apparently self-driving cars is a “solved problem” to everyone but Elon [embedded post]
2026-01-23 View on X
TechCrunch

Elon Musk says Tesla launched robotaxi rides in Austin with no human safety driver; Tesla's AI lead says Tesla is “starting with a few unsupervised vehicles”

Tesla is offering passengers robotaxi rides in Austin without a human safety driver in the front seat.

2026-01-22
Apparently self-driving cars is a “solved problem” to everyone but Elon [embedded post]
2026-01-22 View on X
TechCrunch

Elon Musk says Tesla launched robotaxi rides in Austin with no human safety driver; Tesla's AI lead says Tesla is “starting with a few unsupervised vehicles”

Tesla is offering passengers robotaxi rides in Austin without a human safety driver in the front seat.

2025-12-19
If “Open"AI can #raise $100B at $830B then that #valuation is #Legit [embedded post]
2025-12-19 View on X
Wall Street Journal

Sources: OpenAI's new fundraising round could value it at as much as $830B; it aims to raise up to $100B and complete the round by the end of Q1 at the earliest

Wall Street Journal :

2025-11-18
You can look at the benchmarks and Gemini 3 is an incremental advance (like GPT-5), but it is a significant incremental advance across benchmarks #AI [embedded post]
2025-11-18 View on X
9to5Google

Google says Gemini 3 Pro scores 1,501 on LMArena, above 2.5 Pro, and demonstrates PhD-level reasoning with top scores on Humanity's Last Exam and GPQA Diamond

Google today announced Gemini 3 with the goal of bringing “any idea to life.”  The first model available in this family …

You can look at the benchmarks and Gemini 3 is an incremental advance (like GPT-5), but it is a significant incremental advance across benchmarks #AI [embedded post]
2025-11-18 View on X
The Verge

Google unveils Gemini 3, its “most intelligent” and “factually accurate” model yet, with improvements across coding and reasoning, and offering less “flattery”

The flagship Gemini 3 Pro model is coming to the Gemini app and Search, with improvements across coding, reasoning, and less ‘flattery.’

2025-11-06
This is a good idea and yes it is “bipartisan legislation” [embedded post]
2025-11-06 View on X
CNBC

Senators Mark Warner and Josh Hawley unveil a bipartisan bill that would require companies and US agencies to submit quarterly reports on AI-related job impacts

A new bipartisan bill seeks to provide a “clear picture” of how artificial intelligence is affecting the American workforce.

2025-10-27
In my opinion, robots don't need hands, the robotic arm needs to attach to specialized tools suited for a given task #AI [embedded post]
2025-10-27 View on X
Wall Street Journal

How building robotic hands that match human dexterity remains a major technical obstacle to deploying humanoid robots in factories and for caregiving jobs

The “hands problem” in humanoid robotics is on the verge of being cracked. … Bluesky: Tau-Mu Yi / @taumuyi : In my opinion, robots don't need hands, the robotic arm needs to attach...

2025-10-24
Clippy 2.0 [embedded post]
2025-10-24 View on X
The Verge

Microsoft unveils Mico, a new character for Copilot's voice mode that responds with real-time expressions and is enabled by default, available in the US

Today, we're dropping the Copilot Fall Release, a big step forward … Sean Lyndersay / Windows Blog : Meet Copilot Mode in Edge: Your AI browser Microsoft Copilot on YouTube : Copil...

2025-10-13
“But the most successful podcasts these days are all becoming YouTube shows.”  —  Derek “gets it” [embedded post]
2025-10-13 View on X
Derek Thompson

How disparate forms of media and entertainment are converging on a continuous flow of episodic video, across streaming services, podcasts, and social media apps

social media, podcasts, etc. … Justin Bruno : We are getting lonelier, meaner, and dumber.  —  This piece from Derek Thompson is such a good overview of where we are and how we got...

2025-10-12
I view the #AI threat speculation as very important and very interesting basic research but we shouldn't be implementing basic research into laws just like we shouldn't be using basic research as medicines without clinical trials.  [embedded post]
2025-10-12 View on X
New York Times

Interviews with security researchers about AI's potential for large-scale destruction, as experts remain divided and global regulatory frameworks lag

we still have agency and an opportunity to act. https://www.nytimes.com/... Stephen Witt / @stephenwitt : I'm on the front page of the New York Times with an article about “The A.I...

Let's say the initial package was $1.5B over the equivalent of 3ys and then Mark had to double it to pry Andrew from #Thinking machines.  [embedded post]
2025-10-12 View on X
Wall Street Journal

Thinking Machines Lab co-founder Andrew Tulloch has left to join Meta; he reportedly declined Zuckerberg's offer of a $1.5B+ package in August

Andrew Tulloch is the latest big-name AI researcher to join the social-media giant  —  A co-founder of Mira Murati's Thinking Machines Lab …

2025-09-13
#Good @techmeme.com has become my “go to” for latest and greatest on #AI #commercialization [embedded post]
2025-09-13 View on X
Techmeme News

On Techmeme's 20th birthday, its founder explains what's behind the site's consistency, debunks some supposed media trends, and outlines future directions

happy bday @Techmeme 🎂. Nearly old enough to drink. 🍻https://news.techmeme.com/ ... Dave McClure / @davemcclure : my favorite (un?)healthy addiction: @techmeme 💕🤓🔥 been an avid fan...

2025-09-12
$200B in revenue by 2030 is a lot currently OpenAI revenue is ~$10B.  [embedded post]
2025-09-12 View on X
The Information

OpenAI projects hitting $200B in revenue in 2030, with R&D costs amounting to ~45% of that, or ~$90B; Big Tech's R&D costs are currently 10% to 25% of revenue

Seems like MANY users have to start paying and a lot of bonds / IPO funds.  [embedded post] Ed Zitron / @edzitron.com : Also - it is shocking and appalling that OpenAI CFO Sarah Fr...

2025-08-10
And people say Apple's AI group is underperforming.  [embedded post]
2025-08-10 View on X
New York Times

Hands-on with Alexa+: fun to talk to and good at handling multistep requests, but it is buggy, unreliable, and worse at some basic tasks than the original Alexa

Alexa+ processes language in a more fluid way.  Users can speak to it as they would to a human.Graham Dickie/The New York Times

“Coding bootcamps were already on their way out, but AI has been the nail in the coffin”  —  I think this will be the more common pattern in which #AI hastens the demise of jobs that were already disappearing.  [embedded post]
2025-08-10 View on X
Reuters

Coding bootcamps, a Silicon Valley mainstay for over a decade, are facing decline as AI eliminates the kind of entry-level roles for which they trained people

Coding bootcamps have been a mainstay in Silicon Valley for more than a decade.  Now, as AI eliminates the kind of entry-level roles … Bluesky: @taumuyi and @tcgamer Forums: Hacker...

“Coding bootcamps were already on their way out, but AI has been the nail in the coffin”  —  I think this will be the more common pattern in which #AI hastens the demise of jobs that were already disappearing.  [embedded post]
2025-08-10 View on X
New York Times

CS grads struggle to land jobs as tech companies lay off workers and embrace AI; CS majors face a 6.1% unemployment rate in the US among grads aged 22 to 27

Manasi Mishra recently graduated from Purdue University with a degree in computer science.Madeleine Hordinski for The New York Times

2025-07-20
This is a very impressive result.  Last year Alpha Proof scored a silver medal on IMO 2024, but it was “fine-tuned” to the exam, whereas, according to the authors, the OpenAI model seemed to use more general training methods i.e. extensive RL on top of pretrained LLM.  #AI [embedded post]
2025-07-20 View on X
@alexwei_

[Thread] An OpenAI researcher says the company's latest experimental reasoning LLM achieved gold medal-level performance on the 2025 International Math Olympiad

1/N I'm excited to share that our latest @OpenAI experimental reasoning LLM has achieved a longstanding grand challenge in AI: gold medal-level performance on the world's most pres...

2025-07-10
I find LangChain to be useful [embedded post]
2025-07-10 View on X
Forbes

Sources: LangChain, which helps developers use off-the-shelf AI models to create new apps, raised $100M led by IVP at a $1.1B valuation

Rashi Shrivastava / Forbes :

2025-06-29
“The future of programming is English” #AI [embedded post]
2025-06-29 View on X
Understanding AI

Hands-on with seven coding agents tasked with building a website: Claude Code performed best, OpenAI's Codex lacked polish, and Replit failed to build the site

Timothy B. Lee / Understanding AI :