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I just posted that the cost of changing coding model providers is next to nothing. That is only true if you're small and nimble. Navigating IT bureaucracy makes switching hugely costly.

But, if you're noticing that one intrapreneurial team outperforming everyone else on speed and costs, I bet you anything that their shadow IT/AI game is very strong.

I've been inspired to dive deeper into Apple's CoreAI APIs in MacOS 27 Beta thanks to the work of john-rocky on GitHub. Check out this article and his Core AI Model Zoo in his GitHub repositories.

The biggest threat to Crypto Currency is not Quantum Computing, it's large scale edge-device hacking powered by AI. Crypto requires safe 'rails' for transaction. Wallets need a safe place outside of cold storage to exist without being drained. I don't know where that's going to be when virtually every system is compromised.

I've got no skin in this game. It's neither here nor there for me, but a crypto-techno-utopia seems further away than ever.

I've been pondering what multi-player agent workflows look like in practice. As in multiple humans and multiple agents collaborating together. How do people work together at people speed while agents work at agent speeds.

Even the folks at GitHub acknowledge that the future of collaborative agent driven coding isn't going to be issue queues and pull requests. Not the way that teams have been used to.

This prototype looks promising: (Demo around the 7 minute mark)