I listened to an interview with angel investor @eladgil at TechCrunch Disrupt 2025. He has invested in Perplexity, Character.AI, Harvey, and is also an early investor in companies like Stripe, Airbnb, and Coinbase. The interview mainly discussed the current state of the AI market and his investment decisions. He mentioned that when he started investing in AI in 2021, the market was extremely uncertain; "the more you learn, the less you know." But now the landscape is becoming clearer: there are about a dozen players in the basic model layer, the customer support field is consolidating, and vertical markets such as finance and law are still unclear. Regarding agents, he is cautious, believing that the infrastructure is still lacking, models can "lie," and his current capabilities are only at the level of "from intern to graduate." His views on the market His views on funding and bubbles His views on his own investments

Let's see how fast ChatGPT is catching up with Google. Google currently has approximately 13.7 billion searches per day. If ChatGPT continues at this pace, by 2030 it will reach a level similar to Google's current daily search volume.

AI-generated Spongebob Justine Moore, a partner at a16z, stated: This is a new LTX model, a plain text-generated video. The cue text is simply "Spongebob and Patrick are discussing AI consciousness." It perfectly captures the voice and character... "Squidward is trying to repair a burning data center, and Spongebob wants to help." While not perfect, it's already quite impressive!

Grok Imagine's realism is ridiculously high. These aren't real. 10 amazing examples:

The king is dead, long live the king! 👑 It's time to journey to programming glory through annotations! Google just launched Annotation Mode in AI Studio.

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DeepSeek-OCR is the best OCR ever. It decoded this incredibly illegible handwritten letter from mathematician Ramanujan in 1913 with astonishing accuracy. While not perfect, it beats the previous state-of-the-art OCR, Dots. If you can spot the errors, you're in good hands. Try it here:

I met @mreflow and @MatthewBerman at techcrunch disrupt. They seemed even better offline.

Grok Imagine truly can imagine anything. This quality update is insane. 10 super powerful uses: 1. "Make them dance"