Dan Shipper
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Slack transformed into AI command center with custom agent system
An engineer has developed a system that transforms Slack into an AI-native operating system, allowing users to manage AI agents and tasks directly within the platform. This setup, named Luo Ji, uses Slack channels and t…
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GPT-5.6 Sol returns, praised for collaboration but shows benchmark inconsistencies
The AI model GPT-5.6 Sol has returned after a period of government review, with users noting its improved performance and collaborative capabilities. While Fable remains preferred for broad, open-ended tasks, Sol is now…
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Anthropic's Fable model excels at uncovering hidden task assumptions
The AI model Fable, from Anthropic, is being highlighted for its ability to uncover hidden decisions and assumptions within complex tasks. Unlike models that excel at executing predefined plans, Fable is particularly ad…
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Compound engineering: AI agents must learn and remember to improve
The concept of "compound engineering" proposes that AI agents should improve over time by capturing learned knowledge into durable rules and documentation. This contrasts with typical AI workflows where each task starts…
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Claude Fable 5 returns with subscription access, users share prompting tips
Anthropic's Claude Fable 5 model has returned after a brief unavailability, with access now included in Claude subscription plans until July 7th. Users are sharing prompts and strategies for effectively utilizing the mo…
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Every details Codex use cases as Anthropic's Fable 5 returns
The AI company Every is highlighting practical use cases for its Codex agentic workspace, emphasizing its versatility and ease of use for non-technical users. Head of consulting Natalia Quintero shared how Codex has bee…
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US restricts GPT-5.6 Sol access; AI agents expand to knowledge work
OpenAI has released GPT-5.6 Sol, but access is restricted by the U.S. government to about 20 pre-approved companies. This rationing is expected to extend to token access, which will be allocated based on demonstrated re…
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AI & I Podcast: Human Purpose in an Age of Superintelligence
The latest episode of the 'AI & I' podcast features a discussion between Dan Shipper and Surge AI founder Edwin Chen on the implications of AI surpassing human capabilities. They explore how AI's ability to solve comple…
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Every hosts Fable 5 camp to showcase advanced project completion
Every is hosting a two-hour camp to demonstrate how to maximize the use of Anthropic's Fable 5 model for complex projects. The session will cover real-world applications in coding, growth, research, and writing, detaili…
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Anthropic's Fable 5 offers advanced capabilities but raises cost concerns
Anthropic has released Fable 5, a new frontier model that users describe as powerful and capable of completing complex tasks overnight. While praised for its advanced capabilities and ability to close the gap between id…
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Writer uses AI to catch AI-generated writing flaws
An editor at Every discovered their writing was adopting AI-like patterns, prompting the creation of custom AI "guardrail" agents. These agents act as editorial specialists, identifying and flagging AI tells such as sym…
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Anthropic's Opus 4.8 model tops coding and writing benchmarks
Anthropic has released its latest model, Opus 4.8, which has surpassed previous benchmarks in coding and writing tests, positioning it as the company's most capable model to date. This release marks a significant advanc…
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AI commentator dismisses job apocalypse fears, citing augmentation
Dan Shipper, an AI commentator, argues against the idea of an impending "AI job apocalypse." He believes that AI will augment human capabilities, leading to more work rather than less, as AI systems will require human o…
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Every hosts AI and Codex events during NY Tech Week
Every is hosting two digital events and one in-person event during NY Tech Week. The in-person event is a subscriber-only gathering at the Every brownstone in Brooklyn on June 3rd, with limited space for 70 paid subscri…
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AI Automation Increases Demand for Human Expertise, Argues Every COO
Every's COO Brandon Gell discusses the idea that increased automation through AI will paradoxically lead to a greater demand for human expertise and judgment. He argues that while AI can produce a high volume of compete…
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Anthropic releases Claude Opus 4.8 with enhanced coding and reasoning
Anthropic has released Claude Opus 4.8, an upgrade to its flagship AI model, boasting significant improvements in coding, reasoning, and reliability. The new version is notably better at identifying code flaws and handl…
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Every's Guide to Codex: AI Workspace for Knowledge Work
The newsletter "Every" has published a comprehensive guide on leveraging Codex, an AI-powered workspace, for knowledge work. The guide details a five-step process for using Codex, from connecting data sources to compoun…
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Every newsletter explores AI's impact on work and Google's AGI ambitions
This week's Every newsletter features an argument that human work will expand despite automation, as new frames for AI models are always needed. The newsletter also covers Google I/O, highlighting the company's focus on…
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Every CEO: AI Creates More Human Work, Not Less
Every CEO Dan Shipper argues that AI progress, contrary to popular belief, creates more work for humans rather than eliminating it. His new report, "After Automation," details how the company uses AI agents for various …
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Every pivots AI agents from personal to shared, highlights tacit knowledge extraction
Every's internal AI agents proved unreliable and required too much upkeep, leading to a pivot towards shared, dependable AI coworkers. The publication also highlights techniques for extracting valuable tacit knowledge t…