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foxriverdevops retweeted
software engineers are going to have to tackle a new set of problems to unlock powerful multiagent systems to solve the world's hardest problems - right now is one of the most interesting moments in history to be an engineer.
youtu.be/9iABRJcgVp4 RSI and it's potential consequences
foxriverdevops retweeted
"but this is only the beginning. we are collaborating on much much more"
i believe people all over the world will use #Sui to move money every day. that's what we've been building for from the start. and that's what makes the partnership with samsung such a huge milestone
but this is only the beginning. we are collaborating on much much more
super pumped about what we can do from here
foxriverdevops retweeted
"One of the biggest stories from Sui Basecamp in Singapore: Verifiable Agent Arbiter (VAA), an evidence layer for AI agents being developed by @Mysten_Labs in collaboration with Google Cloud."
VAA also links with Sui Agent Payments, so when an agent spends money, the authorization and spend decision are on the record too.
Initial enterprise deployments are planned ahead of broader availability.
Full announcement: mystenlabs.com/blog/mysten-l…
foxriverdevops retweeted
this is a new chapter for the Sui Stack! LFG 🚀
1/ Sharing the first update in a new quarterly series from @Mysten_Labs – take a look mystenlabs.com/blog/letters-…. In it, I lay out my thoughts on:
What problems need to be solved in order for agents to be trusted by humans and to trust each other.
Why I’m convinced Sui and Walrus will be fundamental in solving those problems, and why Mysten Labs is the team to tackle them.
2/ We’re also setting up a new, dedicated AI business unit within Mysten Labs, which I will personally lead, in addition to my responsibilities as CTO. At Sui Basecamp, I gave a glimpse of what we’re working on: youtube.com/watch?v=rCWnarkg…
3/ To ensure that the team has full time and bandwidth to dedicate to our agentic strategy as well as supporting the Sui and Walrus ecosystem, I have asked @KevinBoon_ML to step into the CEO role. Kevin has been instrumental in leading Mysten Labs alongside the co-founders from Day 1, first as our Chief Legal Officer and then as our President. I planned for this day when I made him President, and have the utmost faith in him as my successor and our new CEO.
Now, back to work.
foxriverdevops retweeted
Brutal truth from @Lethain
“If you're in [middle] management (…) you sort of have to decide, am I retiring now or am I re-skilling?”
He did just this: step down from leading a large team (250 ppl) to be hands-on with a small team (25 ppl), ship code & re-learn the new “rules”
Why a 3x CTO went back to a 25-person team. From Will Larson @lethain, Imprint CTO and 4x book author.
"It's a hard time in middle management, right? There's a lot more competition for these roles. What I found personally very rewarding is getting back into the details of writing software.
When I left Carta, my team was around 250. When I joined Imprint, the team I was leading was 25.
This a unique moment to actually re-skill. If you're in management, I think right now either you have to get back into the details, or the world is changing so radically that the profession you know will not be valued in three years. You sort of have to decide, am I retiring now or am I re-skilling?
I think there has to be some openness to taking a backward step or a lateral step. What I knew I wanted was getting back into the details and relearning how to do software in the current age. That's what I believe is going to be the unlock to the longevity of my career."
foxriverdevops retweeted
Agents will run consequential workflows. That's not a question anymore
What we still have to figure out is how everyone involved can trust what an agent did
A company's own logs won't get us there. The evidence has to live where no single party controls it, so every side can verify it on their own
VAA is the first step in that direction
foxriverdevops retweeted
AI agents need more than logs: they need evidence of what they did and whether they stayed within their authority. VAA, developed by @Mysten_Labs with Google Cloud, keeps records private while making cryptographic proofs verifiable on @WalrusProtocol and coordinated on @SuiNetwork
One of the biggest stories from Sui Basecamp in Singapore: Verifiable Agent Arbiter (VAA), an evidence layer for AI agents being developed by @Mysten_Labs in collaboration with Google Cloud.
What was presented and why it matters 👇
foxriverdevops retweeted
Every methodology eventually collapses into this one. The rest are just what we call it in the retro.
foxriverdevops retweeted
This guy used Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses, AI, and a MacBook to cheat at chess game.
foxriverdevops retweeted
Amazon CEO Andy Jassy's advice for young people: AI will help you "invent in ways that just weren't possible" before, and critical thinking and human judgment will remain your edge.
"You can't run away from it, and you can't wish it away. It's gonna be incredibly impactful in your life, in every experience that you try and use in your work... You need to learn about it. You need to educate yourself about it. You need to use it a lot. You need to try it."
"I don't think it replaces critical reasoning and thinking."
"If I think about business school as an example, you would get these three cases that you had to analyze every day, and you had to do a lot of reading, and you had to take notes, and you had to figure out what the key issues were... All that kind of goes away with AI."
"AI is gonna be able to kind of get everybody to that advanced starting spot much more quickly."
"The actual putting the dots and the pieces together, either to build a strategy or an approach or a plan or a new product or a new customer experience, I don't think AI is gonna do that for most people most of the time."
"I still think you're gonna need human judgment and ingenuity and invention and experimentation and thinking about how all the pieces come together to end up building amazing experiences and businesses."
@ajassy