Matt Shumer is a product developer and active voice in the AI community who shares projects and policy views on X. Recently he launched the browser game Super Smash Royale built quickly with GPT-6 Astra, ElevenLabs, MeshyAI, Blender and threejs; warned that subsidized tokens are ending and paused a $200 Pro plan for Astra; and amplified a proposal to spend about 1% of GDP (≈$300B) on AI alignment.
Gave my mom my (very simple) agent setup. She named him Morgan. He just closed a $600 ad deal for her site. People are massively overthinking their setups. Bitter Lesson applies to agents too: just ask the model, let it spawn what it needs. https://t.co/ldJzE…
Guys, these insane setups are fun and all, but they don't actually make you more productive. You just end up spending more time building the system than actually doing real work. All you need is one agent session that farms out to others and acts as a manager…
Fucking incredible [Quoting @0xRishi]: Introducing Super Smash Royale, my best creation yet Play Battle Royale in the browser with 45 characters from Melee + Brawl Built in a few days with GPT-6 Astra, @ElevenLabs, @MeshyAI, @Blender and @threejs Solo, multip…
The era of subsidized tokens is ending. Prepare accordingly. [Quoting @thsottiaux]: To make sure our current users have an incredible experience and continued access to Astra, we are going to pause subscriptions to our $200 Pro plan. These put the most strain…
Theo is right. In 2020, the US spent ~25% of GDP fighting a virus expected to kill under 1% of Americans. Many experts think AI risk is much larger. Spending 1% of GDP (~$300B) a year on alignment incentives is justified. [Quoting @theo]: fwiw, I don't think…
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