Andrew

@aac.social

My debut EP "A Depression" is out April 10. Pre-save it here: https://aac.social/listen/a-depression/ More about me at aac.social.

Sorta odd at this point that the national emblem hasn't been changed from the bald eagle to the golden eagle. Sorta feels like that'd be fitting.

I have never had such a strong negative reaction to a model as I'm having to Opus 5 after using Fable for the last few weeks.

I can't imagine anyone who heard this speech believes Trump will allow free and fair elections to occur in 2026 or 2028, will honor any results he dislikes, or will allow American democracy to continue unless it somehow survives the avalanche of huge attacks he's clearly planning

Releasing another tool from my workflow: reach. The piece that lets you get work done while you're away from your laptop. iMessage, email, push–no adapters needed. Your agent sets each channel up by talking with you, then routes by your rules. Free, open, Claude + Codex aac.social/posts/giving...

Giving your agents reach

reach is a skill that lets your agents contact you — iMessage, email, push, whatever you actually use — without shipping a single integration. Your agent sets up each channel itself, learns your routi...

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Meta is a staunchly anti-art, anti-artist company and has been showing you this for years with basically every product decision it has made with Instagram, and yet so many professional creative industries continue to rely on it. Spread the word on their latest attack on artists ⬇️

WIRED@wired.com · last mo.

As part of Meta’s Muse Image model rollout, Instagram users with public accounts need to opt out to block AI generations of their content. www.wired.com/story/meta-n...

I wonder what it would be like if game hardware actually froze for an extended period – which isn't necessarily out of the question given AI's demand for compute and memory. If the hardware were locked for...a decade. How would that change resource allocation? What sort of games would get created?

I know that not everyone following me is supportive of AI. I'm not here to be a cheerleader – there are broad societal issues that need addressing. For the work I've done and probably will continue to do, it's here to stay. When I post about it, I try be practical, and in line with my values.

If you're still figuring out how to work with AI - if you feel a disconnect between how you use it and how others talk about it, or if you feel like you spend too much time babysitting and want more autonomy - try out these tools. They're lightweight (compared to other workflows) and impactful.

Andrew@aac.social · 2mo ago

In my ideal AI workflow, I assign work and then walk away from the computer. I wrote up how two tools - a tracker for agent tasks, and an inbox for human tasks - are the foundation of how I work. They're not limited to coding work, either. aac.social/posts/two-tr...

In my ideal AI workflow, I assign work and then walk away from the computer. I wrote up how two tools - a tracker for agent tasks, and an inbox for human tasks - are the foundation of how I work. They're not limited to coding work, either. aac.social/posts/two-tr...

Two trackers that keep work moving while I'm away

act is a durable, agent-first task tracker. ask is an inbox the agent fills with the things only I can do. Together — with surface and reach — they let me kick off work and leave, getting pulled back ...

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It is weird that there is still a substantial set of people who believe "AI is mostly hype" at this stage: Five Eyes is warning about AI, exponential revenue & token use at the AI labs, unit distance/Erdos proofs, and so on... There are many real issues with AI, not being real is not one of them.