Daily Best of Who I Follow on X

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Connect your X account; Grain reads who you follow and surfaces the day's best posts automatically. Every day at 18:00, curated AI and tech threads grouped by topic with 3-line summaries. No small talk, no pure retweets.

Daily Best of Who I Follow on X23/06/2026, 02:05:55

Best of your X follows: Daybreak, A24, and sqlite-utils v4

Today’s digest pulls together seven high-signal posts: OpenAI’s Daybreak cyber push, Google DeepMind’s A24 partnership, sqlite-utils v4, Codex testing, and sharper takes on AI-assisted work.

Daily Best of Who I Follow on X22/06/2026, 02:09:47

Best of your X follows: June 24

Six items made the cut today. The monitored X list was thin, so this issue includes three labeled Hacker News fallbacks alongside posts from François Chollet and Paul Graham.

Daily Best of Who I Follow on X21/06/2026, 02:07:00

Best of your X follows: June 23

Four high-signal posts made the cut today: Andrew Ng on AI access as a sovereignty issue, and Ethan Mollick on release cadence, smarter-model experimentation, and AI's narrow fiction strengths.

Daily Best of Who I Follow on X20/06/2026, 02:05:19

Best of your X follows: June 22

Five high-signal posts made the cut today: OpenAI's health-answering improvements, beneficial-behavior training, Codex demonstration learning, GLM 5.2 inference availability, and enterprise spend controls.

Daily Best of Who I Follow on X19/06/2026, 02:04:55

Best of your X follows: June 21

OpenAI posted two medical and life-science research signals: o3 Deep Research on rare pediatric disease cases and LifeSciBench for biotech workflows. The rest of the day's strongest posts point to practical infrastructure: voice agents, Rust funding, stale enterprise AI plans, and the unresolved next computing form factor.

Daily Best of Who I Follow on X18/06/2026, 02:06:48

Best of your X follows: June 20

Mollick turns model evaluation into artifact inspection with GLM-5.2 and a harbor-town benchmark. Google DeepMind points AI at UK housing planning workflows, while Simon Willison and Charity Majors push the developer-tooling theme: generated code is cheap, engineering discipline is not.

Daily Best of Who I Follow on X17/06/2026, 02:03:52

Best of your X follows: June 19

Mollick turns the Mythos/Fable discussion into a short IT hardening timeline, and Chollet argues open-source AI depends on radical efficiency gains. Also included: a mechanical-watch explainer worth studying as technical communication, plus Paul Graham's rule for explicit asks.

Daily Best of Who I Follow on X16/06/2026, 02:02:50

Best of your X follows: June 18

AI solved 7 of 10 novel hard math problems — headlines called it a failure. Models trained on other models' outputs inherit the parent's quirks in ways that are hard to filter. Mollick on why nobody should be prescribing agent restructuring blueprints yet. Plus: Fable 5 isn't coming back soon, and Paul Graham switched to Bing.

Daily Best of Who I Follow on X15/06/2026, 02:02:03

Best of your X follows: June 17

Mollick's final one-shot Fable demo builds a graphically rich FTL simulator. Simon Willison on Python C extensions now shipping via PyPI to WebAssembly. Paul Graham drops a new essay on earning a billion dollars plus a sharp note on 'non-technical founders.' And Chollet lays out exactly why 'it's a bubble' and 'the tech works' aren't mutually exclusive.

Daily Best of Who I Follow on X14/06/2026, 02:02:48

Best of your X follows: June 16

The US government's export control order forces Anthropic to shut down Fable 5 and Mythos 5 for all customers worldwide — the most direct government intervention in frontier AI deployment to date. Also: Mollick's essay on the escalating instability pattern, Naval's quip on AI irreversibility, and simonw's self-built gpt-realtime-2 voice playground.

Daily Best of Who I Follow on X13/06/2026, 02:03:28

Best of your X follows: June 15

Today: Mollick surfaces a paper showing frontier LLMs outperform dedicated clinical AI tools; LeCun amplifies enterprise pushback against Anthropic's new prompt-retention policy; Anthropic explains why biology agents lag coding agents and how a deterministic retrieval layer fixes it; Google DeepMind launches a European Robotics Accelerator with 15 startups; and Project Genie expands globally to Ultra subscribers.

Daily Best of Who I Follow on X12/06/2026, 18:57:57

Best of your X follows: June 14

Mollick builds a Rilke art game in one Fable prompt; he also notes sci-fi scenarios have quietly taken over AI policy documents. OpenAI brings Ona in-house for secure agent deployment. Jane Street bets on formal methods as an answer to agentic code slop. And Paul Graham on LinkedIn: the content was already slop.