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At the @AIatMeta Hackathon this weekend, we built one of the first apps built for the Meta Raybans.
Introducing SixthSense, a multimodal agent that augments physical knowledge consumption.
Using just your Meta Raybans, SixthSense changes the way you consume books/papers, allowing you to -
- Converse with the author, trained on most recent updates in the field
- Use gestures or highlighters to digitally bookmark pieces of content you find interesting
- Get explanations and Q&As to make reading more interactive
If you're in Vegas for Black Hat, DEF CON, BSidesLV or the AI Security Forum, I curated a master list of 300+ side events happening this week.
Filter by day, venue, or interests to sign up directly.
Running an event that's missing? Dm me
ayushkhd.com/hacker-summer-c…
Incredible turnout at the YC Startup School x Gemini Event!
with @bonniesjli @OfficialLoganK @DynamicWebPaige – at San Francisco, CA
Helping a couple friends in AI Security Research & Eng at Google & GDM find their next opportunity - anyone in my network hiring? They don't need sponsorship.
Absolutely cracked lads
Detached Studio room opening at Luminance in Hayes Valley/Alamo Square.
Move in date - August 1st. 8+ month lease. Phenomenal crew, unreal house at a great price.
🤖 Made with AI
Andrej Karpathy just recommended this book written by one of my favorite Professors & author David Eagleman at Stanford
Highly recc, great albeit dense read
Anthropic Engineer Andrej Karpathy:
"The biggest mistake in AI right now - people are forcing agents to work instead of mastering the model first
We made that mistake in 2016 at OpenAI - It cost us 5 years "
what Karpathy actually means:
step 1 → stop forcing your agent to do everything, understand the model underneath first
step 2 → demos are easy - products take a decade. self-driving proved it - if you skip the foundation, everything breaks
step 3 → the agent is not the product. the foundation is. build that - and agents emerge on their own
"you building agents right now - you're at the forefront. not OpenAI. not DeepMind. you "
watch - bookmark, then read article below ↓
This is one of the best produced conferences I've been to in a while.
@aiDotEngineer World's Fair feels like a collection of high quality hyper engineers distilling technical wisdom straight to your brain vs generic corporate larping.
A balanced technical platform like this is quite good for the ecosystem. Great job @swyx and team – at San Francisco, CA
This is one of the most inspirational things I've ever seen
youtu.be/d95J8yzvjbQ
Ayush Khandelwal retweeted
Had such a great time talking with @ayushkhd . We could have gone for hours… this space is moving so quickly. I’m grateful that these summits are bringing people together to create awareness and new ideas in the fast-moving innovation world! I’m an AI optimist over the long term, but the next few years are gonna be a wild ride.
A couple weeks back I had the pleasure of interviewing Heather Adkins, VP Security Engineering @ Google (@argvee) on the Future of Agentic Security at Stanford's AI Summit.
We covered a lot of ground. Here's a recording of the chat and the topics discussed:
youtu.be/qCObpms6Avw?si=-Gdp…
Detailed list of the topics discussed in the video:
Introduction of Speakers (0:08-1:06)
Heather Adkins' Reaction to "Vibe Coding" (1:30-2:02)
AI's Role in Supply Chain Security (3:10-4:02)
Evolution of the Threat Landscape with AI (4:26-5:10)
Google's Security Posture Against AI-Powered Threats (Vibe Hacking) (6:03-6:47)
Security Teams Adapting to Non-Deterministic AI (7:07-8:10)
LLMs Taking Actions on Behalf of Humans (8:29-9:08)
Future of Agentic Security Applications (9:54-11:01)
Managing LLM Access in Enterprises (12:02-12:52)
Verifying Human Identities in the Age of Deepfakes (14:23-16:43)
The "Dead Internet Theory" and Information Consumption (16:46-18:09)
New Opportunities for Google Security with AI (18:47-19:55)
Interplay of Human Security Engineers and AI Tools (20:18-21:52)
Metrics for Security in the AI Era (23:35-24:02)
Advice for Building Secure and Reliable Systems with AI (24:28-27:04)
A couple weeks back I had the pleasure of interviewing Heather Adkins, VP Security Engineering @ Google (@argvee) on the Future of Agentic Security at Stanford's AI Summit.
We covered a lot of ground. Here's a recording of the chat and the topics discussed:
youtu.be/qCObpms6Avw?si=-Gdp…
Detailed list of the topics discussed in the video:
Introduction of Speakers (0:08-1:06)
Heather Adkins' Reaction to "Vibe Coding" (1:30-2:02)
AI's Role in Supply Chain Security (3:10-4:02)
Evolution of the Threat Landscape with AI (4:26-5:10)
Google's Security Posture Against AI-Powered Threats (Vibe Hacking) (6:03-6:47)
Security Teams Adapting to Non-Deterministic AI (7:07-8:10)
LLMs Taking Actions on Behalf of Humans (8:29-9:08)
Future of Agentic Security Applications (9:54-11:01)
Managing LLM Access in Enterprises (12:02-12:52)
Verifying Human Identities in the Age of Deepfakes (14:23-16:43)
The "Dead Internet Theory" and Information Consumption (16:46-18:09)
New Opportunities for Google Security with AI (18:47-19:55)
Interplay of Human Security Engineers and AI Tools (20:18-21:52)
Metrics for Security in the AI Era (23:35-24:02)
Advice for Building Secure and Reliable Systems with AI (24:28-27:04)
holy shit @DirectorySF is literally the best way to find top tier roommates in SF
All the roommates I've met off it have been absolutely goated
directorysf.com/s/solaris-lu…