Tomorrow I have been invited to @AnthropicAI’s Claude Build Day in San Francisco.
I know everyone is angry and wants to vent.
I will be looking for those who get over that quickly and use it as an opportunity to innovate.
Either way it should be a highly entertaining and memorable event. Like Apple’s first iPhone developer event. I will remember that until the day I die.
Users are excited about Anthropic's Claude Build Day Hackathon in San Francisco because they see it as an important and impressive event they wish they could attend.
Formerly known as Claude Fable Build Day.
Tomorrow I have been invited to @AnthropicAI’s Claude Build Day in San Francisco.
I know everyone is angry and wants to vent.
I will be looking for those who get over that quickly and use it as an opportunity to innovate.
Either way it should be a highly entertaining and memorable event. Like Apple’s first iPhone developer event. I will remember that until the day I die.
@Scobleizer @AnthropicAI I have a feeling that as all of the models begin to show general and super emergence that we are going to see more knee jerk alignment and security concerns and it kind of makes sense ... I just hope we navigate it without shooting ourselves dead in the water ...
@SherifKozman @AnthropicAI The old AI is still magic. We will just pick up there and maybe bitch a little.😜
@Scobleizer @AnthropicAI I am curious how will a fable event take place without fable ?!
@Scobleizer @AnthropicAI Wish I could come! I applied too late.
@Scobleizer @AnthropicAI Called this earlier this week. People keep debating model quality. Meanwhile, access is quietly becoming the real moat.
@Scobleizer @AnthropicAI Important event !
@Scobleizer @AnthropicAI All in on the second activity 🤣
@Scobleizer @AnthropicAI Awesome
@Scobleizer @AnthropicAI Seems like you’ve had a lot of important invitations before, but this one feels like the biggest of them all
@mrdj1968 @AnthropicAI One thing I've learned about smart people—and the people who build AI, and even those here on X, are smarter than the average Joe—is that we route around damage and we'll figure it out.
It's just entertainment in the game of life. In 10 years, we'll look back at this and laugh.