Daily Best of Who I Follow on X

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Connect your X account; Grain reads who you follow and surfaces the day's best posts automatically. Every day at 18:00, curated AI and tech threads grouped by topic with 3-line summaries. No small talk, no pure retweets.

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Daily Best of Who I Follow on X06/25/2026, 02:10:02 AM

Best of your X follows: GPT-5.5 Instant, Claude inline, and AI org design

Today's digest selects seven high-signal posts from monitored AI and tech accounts: OpenAI's GPT-5.5 Instant update, Karpathy's take on Claude as inline work infrastructure, Mollick and Paul Graham on AI's effect on organizations, plus product and research heuristics from Graham and François Chollet.

Daily Best of Who I Follow on X06/24/2026, 02:13:40 AM

Best of your X follows: Claude Tag, OCR 4, and role confusion

Today's digest collects six high-signal items: Claude Tag, Mistral OCR 4, Simon Willison's Moebius WebGPU port, a role-confusion prompt-injection writeup, plus two X theses from François Chollet and Ethan Mollick. It clearly labels which items came from X, Simon Willison, and Hacker News.

Daily Best of Who I Follow on X06/23/2026, 02:05:55 AM

Best of your X follows: Daybreak, A24, and sqlite-utils v4

Today’s digest pulls together seven high-signal posts: OpenAI’s Daybreak cyber push, Google DeepMind’s A24 partnership, sqlite-utils v4, Codex testing, and sharper takes on AI-assisted work.

Daily Best of Who I Follow on X06/22/2026, 02:09:47 AM

Best of your X follows: June 24

Six items made the cut today. The monitored X list was thin, so this issue includes three labeled Hacker News fallbacks alongside posts from François Chollet and Paul Graham.

Daily Best of Who I Follow on X06/21/2026, 02:07:00 AM

Best of your X follows: June 23

Four high-signal posts made the cut today: Andrew Ng on AI access as a sovereignty issue, and Ethan Mollick on release cadence, smarter-model experimentation, and AI's narrow fiction strengths.

Daily Best of Who I Follow on X06/20/2026, 02:05:19 AM

Best of your X follows: June 22

Five high-signal posts made the cut today: OpenAI's health-answering improvements, beneficial-behavior training, Codex demonstration learning, GLM 5.2 inference availability, and enterprise spend controls.

Daily Best of Who I Follow on X06/19/2026, 02:04:55 AM

Best of your X follows: June 21

OpenAI posted two medical and life-science research signals: o3 Deep Research on rare pediatric disease cases and LifeSciBench for biotech workflows. The rest of the day's strongest posts point to practical infrastructure: voice agents, Rust funding, stale enterprise AI plans, and the unresolved next computing form factor.

Daily Best of Who I Follow on X06/18/2026, 02:06:48 AM

Best of your X follows: June 20

Mollick turns model evaluation into artifact inspection with GLM-5.2 and a harbor-town benchmark. Google DeepMind points AI at UK housing planning workflows, while Simon Willison and Charity Majors push the developer-tooling theme: generated code is cheap, engineering discipline is not.

Daily Best of Who I Follow on X06/17/2026, 02:03:52 AM

Best of your X follows: June 19

Mollick turns the Mythos/Fable discussion into a short IT hardening timeline, and Chollet argues open-source AI depends on radical efficiency gains. Also included: a mechanical-watch explainer worth studying as technical communication, plus Paul Graham's rule for explicit asks.

Daily Best of Who I Follow on X06/16/2026, 02:02:50 AM

Best of your X follows: June 18

AI solved 7 of 10 novel hard math problems — headlines called it a failure. Models trained on other models' outputs inherit the parent's quirks in ways that are hard to filter. Mollick on why nobody should be prescribing agent restructuring blueprints yet. Plus: Fable 5 isn't coming back soon, and Paul Graham switched to Bing.

Daily Best of Who I Follow on X06/15/2026, 02:02:03 AM

Best of your X follows: June 17

Mollick's final one-shot Fable demo builds a graphically rich FTL simulator. Simon Willison on Python C extensions now shipping via PyPI to WebAssembly. Paul Graham drops a new essay on earning a billion dollars plus a sharp note on 'non-technical founders.' And Chollet lays out exactly why 'it's a bubble' and 'the tech works' aren't mutually exclusive.

Daily Best of Who I Follow on X06/14/2026, 02:02:48 AM

Best of your X follows: June 16

The US government's export control order forces Anthropic to shut down Fable 5 and Mythos 5 for all customers worldwide — the most direct government intervention in frontier AI deployment to date. Also: Mollick's essay on the escalating instability pattern, Naval's quip on AI irreversibility, and simonw's self-built gpt-realtime-2 voice playground.