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🦞 Give Every Agent a Job

Plus: Silicon Valley Splits Over AI Slowdown, Agents Need Somewhere to Publish

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We may be watching the birth of the first workforce where adding headcount sometimes means provisioning compute.


Give Every Agent a Job

TL;DR: Brex co-founder Pedro Franceschi tells Peter Yang's podcast to stop building open-ended AI agents and build AI employees instead: one job, defined skills, a manager and a budget, demoing Jim, an employee that recruits candidates. MyClaw already supports this model today, letting users deploy role-specific agents as persistent workers built to execute defined jobs. Read more →


Silicon Valley Splits Over AI Slowdown

TL;DR: Dario Amodei, Sam Altman, Elon Musk and Demis Hassabis broadly agree that frontier AI may need to slow as safety measures catch up. But other Silicon Valley figures are pushing back, arguing that regulation could protect incumbent labs and suppress competition. The dispute is turning AI safety into a fight over whether slowing development is prudent risk management or self-interested gatekeeping. Read more →


Agents Need Somewhere to Publish

TL;DR: A startup, showly.ai, is a fix for a real gap: agents like Claude Code, Codex and OpenClaw can draft reports and specs, but the output dies inside chat windows or .md files. It turns that content into a private preview link anyone can open, selling the missing last step before a boss will read it. Read more →


Adoption Is Not Advantage

TL;DR: Singapore's central bank says AI is already core to its financial system, deployed across fraud detection, underwriting and compliance, and is funding shared, validated tools so smaller institutions can deploy them too, instead of letting gains concentrate at the largest banks. Yet most firms use AI while few report real productivity gains. Read more →


Managers Rehearse Tough Talks With AI

TL;DR: Companies are using AI coaching tools to help managers rehearse difficult conversations about performance, pay and layoffs. The systems simulate employee reactions, critique tone and suggest clearer language, addressing a gap where 42% of managers say they struggle with delivery. Experts warn, however, that confidential employee data, legal risks and emotionally complex situations still require human judgment. Read more →


UK Tests AI Bootcamps for Youth

TL;DR: The UK government is piloting three-week AI bootcamps for up to 70 young people who are unemployed or at risk of becoming so. Participants learn how businesses use AI and can apply for apprenticeships with employers including JD Sports and Heinz. The scheme tests whether practical AI skills can improve job prospects as youth unemployment nears one million. Read more →


Two Countries One Rig

TL;DR: An operator splits his AI setup across two countries: agents run on a Linux server abroad while four Android phones stay plugged into a Windows machine elsewhere, with one private network making it all behave like a single local lab, so the agents can reach the phones and keep working around the clock. A rig like that puts every cost on his own hardware. Run agents on MyClaw's cloud and that depreciation is not yours. Read more →


Lonsdale Rejects AI Doomsday Warnings

TL;DR: Palantir co-founder Joe Lonsdale pushed back against growing AI safety warnings, saying “the world is going to be alright” and that frightening the public is unhelpful. His comments contrast with Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei and other industry leaders calling for slower frontier development, after former Anthropic researcher Jacob Coxon warned that leading labs are taking potentially catastrophic risks. Read more →


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