Michal Stanislawek @xmstan
Voice & chat AI + live broadcast infrastructure. Founder at https://t.co/gNoReH3Db1 | CTO at MediaAtmos. Honest technologist. Ships things that actually work. getbonsai.io Lublin, Poland Joined February 2009-
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@TheDealMakerGuy Just like with everything else you have to design your workflows/apps/automations to be provider independent. To allow you to switch between commercial model API provider and local Qwen model in seconds if needed. It's just a good architectural practice
Today, Anthropic cut off access to Fable and Mythos for nearly everyone on the planet. Overnight. If your first reaction was "that's an Anthropic story," you're missing the real lesson. If you run production-grade AI, provider independence isn't optional. Just like cloud, a platform you depend on can become unusable overnight - by a policy change, a ban, an export rule you had no say in. The teams that will be fine tomorrow are the ones who can swap a model provider in minutes, not hours or days. Can you? So the question worth sitting with this weekend isn't "which model is best." It's "what happens to my product if my model provider disappears tomorrow?" The actual answer should be: "not much". Provider independence means treating models as swappable components - a main reasoning model from one provider, fast filler responses from another, classifiers from a third, with the freedom to add a local model or an EU-hosted one for compliance whenever you need to. That's the principle we build on with Bonsai, our open-source platform for brand-safe AI agents. Not because any one provider is untrustworthy - but because depending on any single one is the actual risk. If you couldn't switch providers this week, you don't have a model problem. You have an architecture problem.
Every agency pitching an AI experience hears the same question from the client: "And what happens when it says something it shouldn't?" "Trust us" is not an answer. Showing them is. I recorded a short walkthrough of the Bonsai Playground - the part of our open-source framework where you test an agent before it ever meets a real user. In the video I have a live voice conversation with a lead-qualifier agent (also open source, on our GitHub), then open up everything that happened underneath: → What the agent knew at every turn - context transformers quietly collecting pain points, company size, timeline → A second agent (the Director) listening in, raising red flags and assessing the lead in real time → Guardrails, classifications, and which actions almost fired → Latency per turn - including why "got it" lands in 300–400 ms, so the caller never sits in silence That's the difference between a black-box demo and something you can put in front of a client and defend line by line. Your client's legal team can call it AI explainability. You can just call it knowing what your agent did, and why. We just shipped another Bonsai release, but the features aren't the point. The point is: if you're building branded AI experiences, you should be able to see inside them. Bonsai is free and open source. And if you're an agency or a brand with an AI idea your client keeps asking about, my DMs are open.
@Apple spent 16 years proving the original idea was right all along. Siri launched in February 2010. As an app. A standalone thing you downloaded from the App Store, built by a tiny team spun out of SRI. Two months later, Apple bought it. And then Apple spent the next 15 years doing the obvious, sophisticated, "correct" thing - integrating it. Burying Siri deep in iOS. Wiring it into the side button, the OS, the silicon. Making it "part of the experience" instead of a thing you open. This week at WWDC 2026, Apple announced Siri AI. One of the headline features? A dedicated Siri app. Conversation history. Synced across iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Watch. Read that again. - Siri started as an app. - Apple spent over a decade and a half integrating it into everything. - And now it's an app again. This is the bell curve in real life :) Here's what I find genuinely fascinating. Two people can look at the exact same long journey and walk away with opposite conclusions. - One says: Apple went in a circle. 16 wasted years. - The other says: the destination was always the app. The interface was right in 2010 - what was missing was "just" the brain. And such brain didn't exist yet. I'm firmly in the second camp. Because the thing that came full circle isn't the form factor. It's the idea. An assistant you talk to, that holds a conversation, that remembers, that acts across your apps. That was the original 2010 pitch. The integration era wasn't a detour. It was Apple buying time until the models could actually deliver it. And now the model is here. Powered, of all things, by Gemini. Apple's biggest AI rival building its engine. Siri outlived its killers as I wrote some time ago. And it's circling back to where it started with a potential to be one of the most used AI assistants. As an app. Except this time, it finally has a brain. What do you think - full circle, or 16 years late?
Hot take: voice-to-voice AI is the most impressive demo technology I've seen in years. It's also the last thing I'd deploy for a brand. I know, I know. The latency is wild. The naturalness is uncanny. The conference room reactions are chef's kiss. But there's a gap between "incredible demo" and production-grade brand technology. And voice-to-voice currently lives entirely on the wrong side of it. The core problem is steerability, or rather, the lack of it. These models process audio end-to-end, which means there's no clean seam to inject brand guardrails, no natural checkpoint to say "actually, don't go there." Brands need to control what their AI says, how it says it, and - critically - what it refuses to say. Voice-to-voice doesn't give you that. But wait. It gets better. IEEE Spectrum just published about a research showing that voice models can be hijacked via crafted audio inputs - specially engineered sounds that manipulate model behavior without the user (or the brand) ever detecting it. The attack surface isn't the prompt. It's the audio itself. So here's the current offer for brands: → No steerability → No brand safety guarantees → A new attack vector that bypasses every safeguard you thought you had Great for a demo. Genuinely terrible for a product. The brands that will win with voice AI aren't chasing the flashiest model. They're the ones who asked a boring, unglamorous questions first: → will it make sense for my customers? → is it solving a problem or only pretending to? → can we actually control this thing? That means structured journeys, guardrails that enforce rather than suggest, and full traceability when something goes wrong. (That's precisely why we built Bonsai) "We don't know why it said that" is not a brand crisis strategy. What's your take? Are brands being too cautious, or nowhere near cautious enough? IEEE article: spectrum.ieee.org/voice-ai-audio…
Siri has been dying since 2011. Some notable "deaths" include - 2013: Google Now would make Siri extinct - 2014: Amazon Echo launched. Alexa was going to eat Siri's lunch - 2016: Google Assistant arrived. "Apple is years behind" - 2017: Cortana on iOS was going to replace it entirely - 2018: Google Duplex called restaurants for you. Siri was declared obsolete - 2019: Samsung Bixby was the "Siri killer" everyone was watching - 2022: ChatGPT launched. "Apple has no AI strategy whatsoever" - 2024: Apple Intelligence underwhelmed. "Siri is years behind" So now... have ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini finally finished the job? - Cortana is dead. - Bixby is a ghost. - Google Assistant is gone. - Google Duplex quietly disappeared. - Alexa is fighting for survival inside Amazon. - Some "Siri killers" didn't even survive the decade. It looks like Apple is rebuilding Siri for iOS 27. Not just updating. Rebuilding. Google signed a deal to power Apple's new foundation models with Gemini. Apple's biggest AI rival is now building its engine. Siri isn't just a voice assistant. It's the AI interface layer between you and every Apple device you own. And that layer is just getting a brain transplant. The "ChatGPT will kill Siri" narrative is wrong. Gemini won't kill Siri. Gemini will power it. Maybe some other models too... In late 2024, a wave of tech analysts declared Siri "too far behind to catch up." Don't be them in 2026. It looks like Siri is very much alive. It just outlived a lot of its "killers". I am really looking forward to WWDC26. But in the voice community, we have been waiting for such Siri announcement for years...
So what does Voice AI actually cost per minute? Fair question. We get asked about that a lot. Annoyingly difficult answer. Because the bill is never just “the model”. So we added a Voice AI Cost Calculator to Bonsai website. You can pick your stack ↳ ASR / STT provider ↳ LLM provider ↳ TTS provider Then switch parts on and off ↳ voice generation ↳ classification ↳ transformation / processing And see the estimated cost per minute for a conversational AI setup. One funny thing we noticed while building it 👇 ASR pricing is often not where the big difference is. For many stacks, speech-to-text providers are close enough that they barely move the final number. The real cost swing usually comes from the LLM, the voice generation, and all the extra processing around every conversational turn. A demo can look cheap. Production has a way of finding the hidden line items. The calculator is not a crystal ball. It is a sanity check. Use it to compare provider combinations, pressure-test assumptions, and see where the money actually goes before committing to a stack. And if the result surprises you, tell me. That is usually where the interesting conversation starts. And if you want to be notified once we update the calculator with new models and prices, consider subscribing to the newsletter. Find it here: getbonsai.io/voice-calculat…
You measure funnels for your website. Your ads... But your AI agent — the one talking directly to customers? "It seems to be working fine." That's not measurement. That's hope. Bonsai 0.4.0 just shipped, and the headline feature is Analytics Funnels. Step-based funnel construction for conversation journeys. Built on action events — including guardrail triggers. Saved and shareable queries. Conversion rates. Dropoff points. If you're designing structured conversation journeys (Flows → Stages), you should be able to measure how people actually move through them. How do they convert? Where do the users drop? Where do the guardrails fire? The Observe aspect in Bonsai is getting real teeth. Also in 0.4.0: ↳ Ollama Provider - self-host your LLMs, auto-discover available models. ↳ Secrets Management - AES-256-GCM encrypted storage for provider credentials. No more plaintext keys sitting in your config. ↳ Extended Analytics - slice conversations by actions, variables, and user profiles. ↳ WebRTC audio -native media tracks and buffered PCM for cleaner voice sessions. Bonsai is open-source. More about Bonsai: getbonsai.io Release notes: github.com/utter-one/bons… github.com/utter-one/bons…
AI is becoming the voice of the brand. Which means "we added more prompt instructions" is not a serious control strategy. Why am I telling you this? Because the Bonsai website just went live. Bonsai is our open-source framework for building and operating safe, on-brand voice & chat agents. Now, about the name. A bonsai is not an app. It's a tree. And trees don't launch - they grow. We'll be shaping this one in public. New features. Real use cases. Pre-release peeks. Architecture notes. And the scars that led to most of the design decisions. If you want the signal without the algorithm roulette, there's a newsletter form on the site. That's where I'll share: ↳ Product updates ↳ Exclusive use cases and implementation examples ↳ Pre-release access to new features ↳ Knowledge articles for builders shipping brand-safe AI Before it gets diluted by the feed. No spam. No noise. If you're building AI that has to be on-brand, explainable, and governable - have a look. 👉 getbonsai.io
Bonsai 0.3.0 is out, our open-source platform to build AI agents and assistants. Just 18 days after 0.2.0. The team is on fire 🔥 Now, your agent meets customers wherever they are. WebSocket, WebRTC, SMS, WhatsApp, and Twilio Voice - all through one pluggable channel architecture. Build the agent once. Run it on the phone, on WhatsApp, on your website. Same logic, same guardrails, same analytics. The bit I'm also super excited about is what you can finally do with the data. ↳ Analytics Explorer Every interaction, human and AI, is an event you can slice. Which stage do users drop off at? Which classifier fires most? How much did that conversation cost, and why? Ad-hoc queries, drill-downs, saved views. Because "it felt good in testing" is not a production metric. ↳ Sample Copy system Brand voice control without prompt-wrangling. You build a library of approved responses, and the assistant weaves them in naturally. Stay on-brand without rewriting the system prompt every time the conversation design team changes direction. ↳ Execution Plan timeline Every classifier, extractor, and action rendered as a Gantt chart in the console. You see exactly what fired, when, why, and at what cost. ↳ Audit log with rollback Every change to your project is tracked — agents, prompts, guardrails, tools. Full version history. Roll back with one click. Because when something breaks at 11pm, "what changed?" should be a question with an immediate answer. Plus: per-model cost limits, stricter moderation modes, user banning, server-side VAD, and much more. Release notes in the comments. AI thrives on data. And you should be able to manage it. More information in the release notes: - github.com/utter-one/bons… - github.com/utter-one/bons…
Sneak peek of Bonsai 0.3 - our open-source framework for building brand-safe AI agents and assistants. 📞 Communication channels are making a way into the platform, with Twilio as one of the first providers. Ping me if you'd like to take it for a spin :) Or just try for yourself: github.com/utter-one/bons… Examples: github.com/utter-one/bons…
Bonsai 0.2.0 is out - our open-source framework for building safe, on-brand voice and chat agents. This release makes Bonsai much better at the unglamorous part of agent building: structure, tools, and control. Webhooks and scripts are now first-class Tools. Project import/export is cleaner. And the console now tracks full change history with character-level diffs, so you can see exactly what changed and why. We're also publishing the first example. Lead Qualifier is presently the clearest way to see Bonsai work in practice. It qualifies inbound leads through natural conversation, scores them against BANT, filters out bad-fit opportunities, and books a discovery call automatically. My favourite part is the explainability layer It surfaces Director Thoughts, red flags, and the reasons behind qualification decisions - so you can inspect the decision layer instead of trusting the AI on vibes. The complete example includes Bonsai project, n8n blueprints for meeting scheduling and a sample web app. Because when AI is talking to your potential customers, "sounds plausible" is not enough. Always best to try it out for yourself. Lead Qualifier sample project: - github.com/utter-one/bons… Bonsai 0.2 Release notes: - github.com/utter-one/bons… - github.com/utter-one/bons…
Most AI lead qualifiers can talk. Very few can justify the decision. We’re about to release a Lead Qualifier use case for Bonsai, our open-source framework for building safe, on-brand voice and chat agents. Complete and for FREE. This pack shows what that looks like in practice. Not just a prompt, but a full build example with: ↳ A sample app to test the flow end to end ↳ Make scenarios for automatic meeting scheduling ↳ Complete Bonsai project with guardrails, the Director Whisperer pattern and built-in explainability: reflections, red flags, and why a lead was qualified or disqualified Because when AI is talking to potential customers, “sounds plausible” is not enough. This use case requires the latest version of Bonsai which we plan to release tomorrow. We extended Tool support and moved webhook integrations into Tools, which made the whole flow much cleaner to build. Want the pack first? Follow me and look out for the release post tomorrow.
8 years in the making. 3 months in the oven. And on Friday the 13th, against all odds, we soft launched Bonsai. Bonsai is our framework for building and operating safe, on-brand voice & chat agents. Because getting an LLM to talk is not the hard part. The hard part is building customer-facing AI that ↳ doesn't go off-script ↳ doesn't improvise your reputation away ↳ doesn't leave your team saying "we don't know why it said that" When AI is customer-facing, failures aren't bugs. They're trust incidents. Bonsai is our answer to that through ↳ structured journeys instead of one giant prompt ↳ guardrails as a product primitive ↳ auditability and explainability by default ↳ an improvement loop that turns production failures into stronger behaviour This is just a soft launch, so I won't unpack everything yet. More soon on the architecture, the product, the examples, and the scars that led to it. If you're building AI for brands or enterprises, I'd love to compare notes. Find the repo here: github.com/utter-one/bons… I will be in London 22-26 Mar. Would love to meet up and show you how it works. DM me if you're around.
We’ve been building voice assistants since 2018. Production taught us fast that one smart prompt is not a framework. In production, you need structured journeys + dynamic context, guardrails, and operational control. That’s why we built Bonsai. Bonsai is a framework for voice AI assistants, agents, and experiences that are ↳ on-brand by design ↳ safe and compliant ↳ explainable and auditable ↳ continuously improvable (issues -> evals -> better releases) It’s headless and provider-agnostic, so teams keep ownership and can ship across channels. And the best part... we are preparing to fully open-source it! If you’re building customer-facing Voice AI for a brand or enterprise and want this kind of foundation, let’s talk.
The barrier to entry for building software just hit near-zero. Does it mean all software is redundant, and we will not just generate software when needed? Not quite. Here is my latest story with an experiment. It is difficult to admit, but I still have to Google "SSH tunnel syntax" every single time. So while on a winter break, I decided to fix it. But instead of actually learning macOS development (I have better things to do in Spain), I decided to see if I could vibe code my way to a solution. And I ran it as a bit of an experiment. I used a vanilla instance of Codex App (with GPT-5.2-Codex). No custom agents.md, no skills, no prompt engineering gymnastics. I just described what I wanted to ChatGPT: a menu bar app to manage my tunnels and access those hidden admin UIs without the terminal headache. Then used the bigger description with Codex. It took about 4 hours total to build and polish a fully functional, native macOS app. I decided to go all in with Apple Developer ID and the irony is that it took another 24 hours (and two submissions) to get Apple to notarize it so it doesn't look like malware. I’m releasing the app as open-source. Not because it’s a technological marvel (it’s really not), but to prove a point. Would that be possible if there weren't a few frameworks already available? Definitely not. The app stands on the shoulders of giants like Tauri, React, Rust, TypeScript. BUT because they are available... ...the barrier to building the specific, niche tool you need is effectively zero. You don't need to be a "macOS developer" or a "Tauri expert" any more. You just need to be annoyed enough by a problem to spend an afternoon talking to an LLM. If I can accidentally build a production app while trying to avoid reading man pages, you have no excuse not to build the thing you've been thinking about. In the unlikely case of you finding such an app useful, here is the GitHub: github.com/xmstan/shafts
@r_garbacz Dokładnie, a to dopiero początek :)
Discoverability is the new search. It was always the Achilles’ heel of conversational platforms. Neither Alexa nor Google Assistant ever solved it. The challenge is simple to describe, yet brutal to solve: 👉 How do you help a user find or provide the right thing in a world of almost infinite possibilities? OpenAI will soon reopen this question by allowing devs to build apps for ChatGPT When you ask, “Order a margherita,” how does it decide which of the thousand pizza apps to use? ↳ Proximity - closest kitchen or best cross-town option? ↳ Rating - public stars or your personal satisfaction signals? ↳ History - loyalty to the place you already love or even used before? ↳ Price & promos - cheapest today or best value over time? ↳ Latency & reliability - who’s fast and accurate right now? ↳ Availability - open hours, inventory, couriers actually online? ↳ Trust & safety - hygiene, refunds, delivery insurance? ↳ Paid placement - did someone sponsor visibility? ↳ Something else??? This is where ethics, experience, and economics collide. If the ranking policy isn’t explicit, we’ll get an SEO-for-agents era that everyone will try to game. One thing is almost certain. Brands will want to control the discussion when mentioned. They will want to be seen when relevant conversations happen. My bet: In the age of talking to computers - discoverability is the new search.
@Techweek_ caught me during the @elevenlabs meetup yesterday. All I can add is that the excitement about voice that lots of us had back in 2017-18 is now back :) Hopefully for good this time!
@xmstan, Co-Founder and CEO of @UtterOneHQ, is very excited about the future of voice and conversational AI. What announcements have you been the most excited to hear about this week?
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5K Followers 3K Following Father & Tech guy. Speaking out against hate & division. Arizona politics. Common sense voter. I won't back down. Words are my own. bsky: marktucker
Jeremy Knows | VeeFri... @jeremyknowsVF
44K Followers 14K Following Community Success Analyst at @VeeFriends
Allen "Prisoner" Firs... @afirstenberg
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Tom Hewitson has jump... @tomhewitson
3K Followers 2K Following Conversation designer & LLM dabbler. Founder of @labworksio + creator of @voice_arcade Find me on https://t.co/MAoaE9zDsQ
Katie🏴... @NFTKatie
3K Followers 1K Following Balancing Web3 & Fitness👩🏻💻 Account Manager @misfitint 📖 @veefriends CX 🐈⬛
Tim Kahle @kahle
2K Followers 971 Following Alexa Champion 🏆 // Author "ALL ABOUT VOICE" • https://t.co/eMTyNTXkFt // Founder @169labs // Host of #AAV22 // Adobe XDI // https://t.co/RXO5GsIug7
Konrad Kokosa @konradkokosa
15K Followers 5K Following Principal Software Engineer at Microsoft • .NET runtime/GC • AI/LLM • Pro .NET Memory book • @crowdpub_org founder • ex @dotnetosorg • AFOL
Vixen Labs 🦊 @Vixen_Labs
796 Followers 160 Following We help brands sell, serve, and save through conversation. Tweeting about #ConversationalAI strategy, tech, search, & more. Now part of @WeAreHouse337.
Heidi Culbertson 🇺... @hculbertson
3K Followers 4K Following I muse on conversational AI/product building, retirement & life in the sunshine | faith comes first | xAmazon Alexa, xAgeTech founder, xAT&T
Corso @Corso52
32K Followers 2K Following Trade Shows & Experiential Marketing @ VeeFriends - James 1:19-20
CarolinaMillan.eth �... @CarolinaMillan
26K Followers 13K Following Muser. 45 gigs. I help you sell more online! Entrepreneur & Business Coach. @Veefriends OG. MAYC #3202 🎙https://t.co/RBdBo9MpiV
Burge @BurgeUK
5K Followers 1K Following VeeFriends 🐈⬛❤️ - @BurgeUK on all platforms Carrot Lane LIVE 📺 - Every Wed 8:30pm ET / 1:30pm GMT
Bret Kinsella (Read S... @bretkinsella
8K Followers 2K Following Conversational and Generative AI, Synthetic Media, Bots, Researcher, Branding & Marketing, Husband, Dad, fmr ultra runner @voicebotai https://t.co/UzL5mUGHOa
Mariusz Hojda @k0g00t
14K Followers 88 Following 🐓 Giełda 📊 Nieruchomości Piszę o inwestycjach, które obserwuję lub posiadam Dane ponad narracje | AI jako narzędzie Mój filtr: @Koomberg https://t.co/wBpHnfclNJ
thomasmeyerhere.eth @ThomasMeyerHere
2K Followers 2K Following Discord moderator for @VeeFriends Trying challenges. Posting the chaos & the progress. Join the chaos 🙌
Kane Simms @kanesimms
3K Followers 3K Following #voicefirst #vui and #conversationalAI expert 🤪🔊Founder of @VUXworld #voiceUX and #voicestrategy consultancy and podcast! 🗣🎙🎨
Kimi Developers @KimiDevs
59K Followers 1 Following The official Kimi account for developers building with Kimi Code and the Kimi API.
Marcin Sawicki @MrSawicki
165 Followers 375 Following Media Professional | Heavy AI User | Sharing AI Use Cases & Tips | TV Journalist @TVN | Fan of Prompting | Warszawa | https://t.co/MoebP7Wwuu
Peter Steinberger �... @steipete
548K Followers 2K Following Polyagentmorous ClawFather. Came back from retirement to mess with AI and help a lobster take over the world. @OpenClaw🦞 + @OpenAI
Dan Go @CoachDanGo
1.1M Followers 608 Following Health Performance Coach To Entrepreneurs | Tweets on Fat Loss and Optimizing The Body | On a Mission to Transform A Billion Lives Through Health and Fitness
Tomasz Karwatka @tomik99
9K Followers 2K Following Co-Founder @OpenMercato Exited founder of: @DivanteLTD, @callstackio, @useAlokai BA @elevenlabs @medusajs @wordware and 40 more..
OpenClaw🦞 @openclaw
540K Followers 24 Following The AI that does things. Emails, calendar, home automation, from your favorite chat app. Your machine, your rules. New shell, same lobster soul. 🦞
Jacek Dziwisz (e/acc) @jacekdziwisz
1K Followers 1K Following Updating priors on AI, Markets, and the future of humanity
Publer @publer
74K Followers 180 Following Your ultimate social media management platform 💚 Plan, Schedule, Collaborate, Analyse & Report Explore Publer for free: https://t.co/7mwhUROkS5
Hamzé 🦀 @Hamzeml
6K Followers 8K Following 🇪🇺 CTO. Builder. Building AI products, engineering teams, and technical strategy. AI Architect with fintech/edtech roots. Currently deep in Rust 🦀
General Intuition @gen_intuition
8K Followers 18 Following We build foundation models and general agents for environments that require deep spatial and temporal reasoning.
Tech Week @Techweek_
20K Followers 258 Following The biggest tech convos happen IRL, and at Tech Week. see you there 🫡. - Next up New York: June 1-7 - SF: October 5-11 - LA: October 12-18
Przemysław Frasunek ... @venglin
541 Followers 308 Following IT security, telco, streaming media, renewable energy, private equity
Jan Leike @janleike
133K Followers 335 Following AI research @AnthropicAI. Previously OpenAI & DeepMind. Optimizing for a post-AGI future where humanity flourishes. Opinions aren't my employer's.
Wojciech Zaremba @woj_zaremba
153K Followers 216 Following AI resilience at OpenAI Foundation Co-Founder of OpenAI https://t.co/OCQ3mpfyyl
Eyal Toledano @EyalToledano
18K Followers 2K Following invented plan mode • leading @usehamster, the ai native workspace for product teams • creator @taskmasterai
Adam.GPT @TheRealAdamG
36K Followers 5K Following Alleged vague-poster. Enterprise token slinger and other GTM things at @OpenAI. A fan of NY sports, tech, memes & nice people. My opinions are my own.
SkalskiP @skalskip92
47K Followers 1K Following Open-source Lead @roboflow. VLMs. GPU poor. Dog person. Coffee addict. Dyslexic. | GH: https://t.co/dEmzMDGq5H | HF: https://t.co/4Lx1Yw34W7
the tiny corp @__tinygrad__
75K Followers 191 Following We make tinygrad; sell tinybox for the GPU middle class. Our mission is to commoditize the petaflop.
Noam Brown @polynoamial
140K Followers 918 Following Researching reasoning @OpenAI | Co-created Libratus/Pluribus superhuman poker AIs, CICERO Diplomacy AI, and OpenAI o-series 🍓 reasoning models
BURKOV @burkov
57K Followers 121 Following Books: https://t.co/0EmPM3De9B & https://t.co/45NGbbXIzC App: https://t.co/n2jvMtYhVm PhD in AI, author of 📖 The Hundred-Page LMs Book & The Hundred-Page ML Book
Aze Λlter @AzeAlter
8K Followers 298 Following from my mind to yours. Full Episodes on YT 𝙍𝙀𝘿 𝙍𝘼𝙄𝙉𝘽𝙊𝙒
Sahil Lavingia @shl
389K Followers 783 Following @ IRS. Founder @gumroad (now run by @gumclaw). Author of The Minimalist Entrepreneur. Views are my own!
OpenAI Developers @OpenAIDevs
360K Followers 1 Following Official updates for developers building with Codex & the OpenAI Platform • Service status: https://t.co/kZwnwdYYEq
Manus @ManusAI
249K Followers 29 Following Manus from @Meta is the general AI agent that bridges minds and actions: it doesn't just think, it delivers results. Telegram: https://t.co/kdHdNxZ6xF
CrewAI @crewAIInc
23K Followers 26 Following A cutting-edge framework for orchestrating role-playing, autonomous AI agents that work together seamlessly to tackle complex tasks.
Thinking Machines @thinkymachines
156K Followers 1 Following Thinking, beeping, and booping. @tinkerapi
Cobus Greyling @CobusGreylingZA
2K Followers 11 Following at the intersection of language & AI | AI Evangelist
Ethan Mollick @emollick
361K Followers 586 Following Professor @Wharton studying AI, innovation & startups. Democratizing education using tech Book: https://t.co/CSmipbJ2jV Substack: https://t.co/UIBhxu4bgq
DeepSeek @deepseek_ai
1.0M Followers 0 Following Unravel the mystery of AGI with curiosity. Answer the essential question with long-termism.
Justin Uberti @juberti
14K Followers 122 Following Head of Realtime AI @OpenAI. Created WebRTC. Past: CTO @ultravox_dot_ai, Distinguished Engineer @google (Stadia, Meet/Duo), AIM. Amateur mathematician/musician.
Pliny the Liberator �... @elder_plinius
212K Followers 1K Following ⊰•-•⦑ latent space steward ❦ prompt incanter 𓃹 hacker of matrices ⊞ breaker of markov chains ☣︎ ai danger researcher ⚔︎ bt6 ⚕︎ architect-healer ⦒•-•⊱
kwindla @kwindla
15K Followers 4K Following Infrastructure and developer tools for real-time voice, video, and AI. @trydaily // ᓚᘏᗢ // @pipecat_ai
Emmett Shear @eshear
124K Followers 1K Following CEO of Softmax: Massively Multiplayer Learning Environments
xAI @xai
2.0M Followers 5 Following
SRS @srs_server
478 Followers 170 Following SRS is a simple, high-efficiency, and realtime open-source video server, supporting RTMP, WebRTC, HLS, HTTP-FLV, SRT, and MPEG-DASH.



























