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I'm going to San Francisco between 25.11. and 5.12. and I would love to hear your recommendations for who I should meet along with all other tips and tricks you might have.

I'm particularly interested in people with visions for utopias of human flourishing and concrete, pragmatic plans for how to get there and avoid all harms on the way. Bonus points for founders and builders trying to lead and inspire that change themselves.

I'm going to San Francisco between 25.11. and 5.12. and I would love to hear your recommendations for who I should meet along with all other tips and tricks you might have.

- thinking about the future of human work, purpose and flourishing - building benevolent recommender systems, AI agents and algorithms - exploring truly sustainable and aligned business and funding models - scaling businesses around real-life experiences, networks and connections

I'm going to San Francisco between 25.11. and 5.12. and I would love to hear your recommendations for who I should meet along with all other tips and tricks you might have.

Just had one of my favorite meetings probably ever. Nothing but good news and praise for the recently launched agent I've been working on for the whole summer.

I'm not complaining though. It's really invigorating to hear such overwhelmingly positive updates once in a while when the routine of a developer so often consists only of issues, problems, bugs and an infinitely growing backlog.

Just had one of my favorite meetings probably ever. Nothing but good news and praise for the recently launched agent I've been working on for the whole summer.

I live in accordance with the AI 2027 scenario.

However, as a result of the increased conversation around the topic as of late, I am now more hopeful about the coordination problems involved as well and I'm looking forward to exploring the topic further in AaltoAI’s safety fellowship program starting this week.

I live in accordance with the AI 2027 scenario.

I took a brief break in Lofoten for a few days while waiting for feedback from our agent launch and am now back to automating myself out of a job, exactly as predicted by the AI 2027 scenario.

I live in accordance with the AI 2027 scenario.

Humanity might be toast by 2030 and thus its best to hedge our bets by building towards a positive vision of the future while simultaneously remembering to enjoy the moment.

I live in accordance with the AI 2027 scenario.

Real relationships are built face-to-face. One physical handshake goes much further than a year of mutual liking, commenting and messaging on social media.

Fine-tuning the behavior of AI agents like the Clarvo agent we launched in open beta last week requires such high velocity iteration that it doesn't make sense for a human to touch the code anymore after setting the initial system shape.

Now that we are basically building agentic loops for narrow-domain recursive self-improvement to automate ourselves away entirely, I could not help but be reminded of how well the AI 2027 scenario (ai-2027.com) predicted this as well.

Fine-tuning the behavior of AI agents like the Clarvo agent we launched in open beta last week requires such high velocity iteration that it doesn't make sense for a human to touch the code anymore after setting the initial system shape.

Architecting the system and the infrastructure on which it runs is still important, but once there is a robust framework for the agent to exist and evolve in, you need to just get out of the way.

Building under pressure is both very stressful and super gratifying and the best kind of pressure is real, restless demand.

I've been experiencing this from our customers on almost an hourly basis ever since we first teased our Clarvo AI agent and started showing its development build in demo meetings and so I am finally happy to announce that it is here in open beta: clarvo.ai

The reason for why people feel betrayed after discovering something to be AI generated even if they initially liked it is that they thought they were connecting with another person through their art only to discover that there never was anybody there.

Today was the first time I've ever been criticized for being too relaxed to the degree of having been perceived as unprofessional.

I've missed out on a corporate job twice for not being a culture fit due to my too entrepreneurial constitution but being called out for correcting my severely low glucose levels, which I've been routinely doing for 13 years already as a type 1 diabetic caught me off-guard.