Daily Briefing

2026-03-13

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Twitter @Guillermo Rauch @rauchg

New http://tbpn.com live on ▲. TBPN is one of the coolest things in tech!

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Twitter @Josh Woodward @joshwoodward

Thanks for this opportunity @VaibhavSisinty, fun to chat about so many products in 30 minutes! Vaibhav Sisinty: Just sat down with @joshwoodward, VP of Google Labs. The man behind Gemini, NotebookLM & Google AI Studio. Time's top 100 most influential AI figures. Here's what actually stuck: - 25-30% of Google's code is written by AI. - Search is evolving into doing. - Personal

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Twitter @Aaron Levie @levie

The frontier AI use-cases probably use 100X or so more tokens than the frontier use-cases did a year ago. We’re already seeing the explosion of coding agents that do vastly more complex and longer running projects, which is already using up an insane amount of inference capacity. And this is a small percentage of total knowledge work. This same architecture is about to come for the rest of knowledge work, where agents will effectively have their own computer to work with and ability to write and run code for many task, and comb through gobs of data to do their work. The token usage for these agents will be insane. It’s about to get very interesting in inference land. Suhail: The run on inference capacity is coming. You have been warned.

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Twitter @Aditya Agarwal @adityaag

The only way out of cringe valley is to post Jonathan Brebner: Cringe is the path to glory.

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Twitter @Guillermo Rauch @rauchg

Obsession is the mother of invention

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Twitter @Aditya Agarwal @adityaag

A founder's best strengths are very often their biggest weaknesses. If you work with them—as an investor, employee, or board member—your job is not to fix them. It's to understand exactly who they are and decide if you can live with that. Don't look for folks who are: - Ambitious BUT grounded. - Decisive BUT collaborative - Scrappy BUT refined. That person doesn't exist.

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Twitter @Matt Turck @mattturck

RT Pascal Gauthier @Ledger Software is no longer "eating the world." AI is eating software. The old moats are collapsing overnight. We are entering the Economy of Action, where the primary actors aren’t humans clicking buttons, but autonomous AI agents transacting in milliseconds. But there is a massive problem: Software cannot secure an AI-driven world. Software security is probabilistic. In a war of code vs. code, the attacker only needs to be right once. AI has turned "good enough" into "extinct." At @Ledger, we’ve spent 12 years preparing for this collision of Blockchain and AI. We are moving the "root of trust" out of the reach of code and into the Physics of Trust. By anchoring identity and governance in immutable silicon—Secure Elements logically isolated from the OS—we create a physical barrier that AI simply cannot cross. Ledger is the weapon for the Agentic Economy. Pascal Gauthier @Ledger: http://x.com/i/article/2032483015113281540

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Twitter @Matt Turck @mattturck

RT Alex Konrad "For the last three years, the best growth strategy in AI has been to just lie." @synthesiaIO co-founder Victor Riparbelli (@vriparbelli) calls it "the biggest fog of war in AI right now." "Just make a video of a product demo that's what you want to work eventually, go viral, pay a lot of influencers to push that message out for you." The tactic can juice numbers even as it disappoints customers, but Victor hopes that startups taking a more honest approach win in the long run, as customers don't renew contracts on hype. "We'll have to see in a couple of years how many of them, even the things that have grown super fast, how much of that is people dreaming, and hoping they can do something, versus them actually implementing it in a real workflow." Catch the interview on The Upstarts Podcast YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MnwO_f93AEI&t=590s Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/synthesias-victor-riparbelli-using-ai-to-replace-boring/id1875709419?i=1000754835347 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/1LsNFM5ORaq6bt4W0u5vex Alex Konrad: Synthesia founder Victor Riparbelli (@vriparbelli) has always been drawn to counterculture ideas. "Life's more interesting at the fringes," he says. The problem with fringe ideas? "Most of them are wrong. But the few that are right are very, very valuable." At @synthesiaIO,

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Twitter @cat @_catwu

my three favorite claude code shortcuts: 1. `!` prefix runs bash inline. the command + output land in context 2. `ctrl+s` stashes your draft. type something else, submit, and it pops back 3. `ctrl+g` opens the prompt (or plan) in $EDITOR for bigger edits

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Twitter @cat @_catwu

Opus 4.6 1M context is now the default model for Max, Team and Enterprise users. Enjoy 🎉 Claude: 1 million context window: Now generally available for Claude Opus 4.6 and Claude Sonnet 4.6.

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No Priors: AI, Machine Learning, Tech, & Startups

Notion’s Rule for Surviving AI

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