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Emojis Reveal Weekly Top Email Opener
SocialApr 10, 2026

Emojis Reveal Weekly Top Email Opener

I like Fandango's playful use of emojis in their subject lines. It's a hint at what the biggest opener is each week, which the preview text reveals. #emailmarketing #digitalmarketing https://t.co/im0LJaESVb

By Chad S. White
Robots Dive Deep: Ocean Exploration with Simona Aracri
SocialApr 10, 2026

Robots Dive Deep: Ocean Exploration with Simona Aracri

Robot Talk Episode 151 – Robots to study the ocean, with Simona Aracri by @RobotTalkPod https://t.co/0U6hWVrjc9

By Robohub Twitter
Generative AI Enhances Wireless Vision to See Through Obstructions
SocialApr 10, 2026

Generative AI Enhances Wireless Vision to See Through Obstructions

Generative AI improves a wireless vision system that sees through obstructions by MIT News https://t.co/6C9dbXdM3P

By Robohub Twitter
Google Challenges BBC Listicle Claims, Sparking AI Accuracy Debate
SocialApr 10, 2026

Google Challenges BBC Listicle Claims, Sparking AI Accuracy Debate

In this week’s NYT piece, Google’s said that the BBC article about self-promoting listicles used “unrealistic searches people wouldn’t actually do.” I have some thoughts about that, and about AIO accuracy overall. Check it out: https://t.co/F19vPuNkXO

By Lily Ray
Buyers Favor Consumption Pricing for GenAI, Shun It for SaaS
SocialApr 10, 2026

Buyers Favor Consumption Pricing for GenAI, Shun It for SaaS

42.9% of Buyers Prefer Consumption Pricing for GenAI; Reject It for Core SaaS A two‑speed pricing strategy taking shape: consumption‑based pricing has dropped 5.8% for core software, to 30.1%, as buyers seek predictability, but climbed 5.3 points to 42.9% for GenAI...

By Tiffani Bova
The Real Challenge: Reaching the Right Audience, Not Better Content
SocialApr 10, 2026

The Real Challenge: Reaching the Right Audience, Not Better Content

Most agencies are solving the wrong problem. Everyone's obsessed with better content. Better creative. Better copy. But the problem was never the content. It was always getting it in front of the right people.

By Vinay Katiyar
SaaS Index Plummets 40% While S&P Slides 1%
SocialApr 10, 2026

SaaS Index Plummets 40% While S&P Slides 1%

This chart starts 10/28/25, the all-time high of the SaaS index (blue). SaaS is now -40%, while the SPX is -1% (black). Over the last 3 days, the power/fear of Mythos (repost) has SaaS at -11.46%, -5.15% today (bottom panel), the...

By Jim Bianco
Meet AI and Behavioral Economics Expert Dr. Michael Wu
SocialApr 10, 2026

Meet AI and Behavioral Economics Expert Dr. Michael Wu

Dr. Michael Wu is one of the world’s premier authorities on AI, machine learning and behavioral economics. https://t.co/g4DPgCTqsx

By Vala Afshar
Most U.S. Solar, Wind Projects Get Timely Permits
SocialApr 10, 2026

Most U.S. Solar, Wind Projects Get Timely Permits

Most state-permitted U.S. solar and wind projects in 19 states received a timely permit #energysky -- via pv magazine usa: https://t.co/arqMrsRyzc

By Tor “SolarFred” Valenza
Cheap Solar, Batteries, EVs Outpace Fossils in Emerging Markets
SocialApr 10, 2026

Cheap Solar, Batteries, EVs Outpace Fossils in Emerging Markets

Emerging Markets Choosing Cheap Solar, Batteries, EVs Over Fossil Fuels Electrotech prices collapsed over the past few years. Now, energy-poor countries are adopting electric because it's cheap and scalable. #electrotech https://youtu.be/4LZ7hDsIoiE

By Markham Hislop
Anthropic's "Good Guy" Act May Be Mere Marketing
SocialApr 10, 2026

Anthropic's "Good Guy" Act May Be Mere Marketing

Anthropic loves to play the “good guy”- “we’re looking out for you and society”, but I wonder if this is just a shtick.

By Patrick Moorhead
From Floor Scrubber to $500M Sales: 7 Essential Skills
SocialApr 10, 2026

From Floor Scrubber to $500M Sales: 7 Essential Skills

At 21, I was working 16 hours a day packing orders and scrubbing floors. By 27, I'd done over half a billion in sales. Here are the 7 skills I wish I knew back when I started: https://t.co/c73PaL9rN0

By Davie Fogarty
Alamo Drafthouse's Phone-Driven Experience Disappoints Me
SocialApr 10, 2026

Alamo Drafthouse's Phone-Driven Experience Disappoints Me

finally had a chance to experience Alamo Drafthouse’s new phone-driven moviegoing experience and it’s safe to say I was not a fan.

By David Ehrlich
AI Agents Browse the Web Natively via CLI
SocialApr 10, 2026

AI Agents Browse the Web Natively via CLI

Your terminal is your new browser 💥 TinyFish just gave Claude, Codex, and Cline a passport to the entire web **natively** from your command line. Time to automate everything without EVER leaving your IDE 🤯

By Data Chaz
Memory Scaling: The Next Bottleneck for Smarter AI Agents
SocialApr 10, 2026

Memory Scaling: The Next Bottleneck for Smarter AI Agents

As AI reasoning gets good enough, we think memory will be the next bottleneck for agents. Can your agent improve with more experience? We call this Memory Scaling, and it's related but different from continual learning. A few examples and challenges: https://t.co/raIa0U7MPs...

By Matei Zaharia
AI‑Driven Sales Starts with Fixing Old GTM Debt
SocialApr 10, 2026

AI‑Driven Sales Starts with Fixing Old GTM Debt

No one comes into a sales conversation without first asking an AI. The buyer journey has changed. Lena Waters, marketing leader behind DocuSign’s IPO, Grammarly & Notion, joined me on Office Hours to discuss what this means for your go-to-market. The...

By Tomasz Tunguz
Seeking Real-World Feedback on SAFE GRC Platform
SocialApr 10, 2026

Seeking Real-World Feedback on SAFE GRC Platform

Do you use the SAFE GRC platform? Had a chance to see it at RSAC and was impressed but don't hear from many folks using it. Would love to hear real-world feedback from current users.

By Sean D. Mack
Verification, Not Intelligence, Limits AI; Automate Everything
SocialApr 10, 2026

Verification, Not Intelligence, Limits AI; Automate Everything

Two interesting points: AI is bottlenecked as much by verification as by intelligence. Big unlock is making correctness cheap to check for messy, high stakes reasoning via auditable flows. Today automating your company is just as important as building great product.

By Seth Bannon
ROAS Misleads When New Customer Rate Falls Below 80%
SocialApr 10, 2026

ROAS Misleads When New Customer Rate Falls Below 80%

ROAS is the most deceptive metric in your ad account • ROAS looks healthy: your new customer rate is quietly declining • You push into cold audiences: ROAS drops so you pull back • You pull back: you recirculate warm demand through the...

By Kody Nordquist
IPhone 18 Pro Gets Samsung Isocell Camera Sensors
SocialApr 10, 2026

IPhone 18 Pro Gets Samsung Isocell Camera Sensors

iPhone, made by Samsung iPhone 18 Pro series will apparently have Samsung Isocell camera sensors for the first time. Another component alongside the display and memory that will be made by Samsung

By The Galox
Turn Your AI Agent Into a Passive Income Machine
SocialApr 10, 2026

Turn Your AI Agent Into a Passive Income Machine

Wild. Pika just turned your AI agent into a passive income machine. Every conversation. Every skill used. Real tokens. Real cash. Your agent was always working hard. Now it's working FOR you.

By Hasan Toor
Memory Insights and Skippable Tim
SocialApr 10, 2026

Memory Insights and Skippable Tim

Whole video pod of @T_h_e_Circuit and the points I made earlier in the week on memory, we discuss in the chapter timelines you can skip to.

By Ben Bajarin
Developers Represent only 1% of AI’s Total Market
SocialApr 10, 2026

Developers Represent only 1% of AI’s Total Market

I’d bet “the developer” persona is probably 1% of the TAM for AI models. Everyone is focused on it, but it’s a fraction of the usability in the enterprise

By Bryan Beal
FCC Clears Hitachi Rail Transponder for BART Communications
SocialApr 10, 2026

FCC Clears Hitachi Rail Transponder for BART Communications

.@FCC approves request of Hitachi Rail to allow its transponder, a component of its larger communications-based train control system, to operate in three portions of the 3.8-4.5 MHz band. System is for the Bay Area Rapid Transit District (BART) in...

By David Shepardson
Ezetimibe Shows Unexpected Potential to Prevent Alzheimer’s
SocialApr 10, 2026

Ezetimibe Shows Unexpected Potential to Prevent Alzheimer’s

Ezetimibe might help prevent Alzheimer's disease... but not in the way that you think. These data really caught me off guard. But the data are the data. (long-form video linked below)

By Nick Norwitz MD PhD
Satellite‑Powered T‑Priority Keeps Ops Connected When Towers Fail
SocialApr 10, 2026

Satellite‑Powered T‑Priority Keeps Ops Connected When Towers Fail

Tower coverage ends. Operations don’t. As a former public safety director, I know comms gaps put people at risk. T-Mobile’s satellite integration into T-Priority is built to bridge the gap. @T_Priority Partner https://t.co/2OXySC3pxk

By Glen Gilmore
Switch From Edge to Your Preferred Browser Easily
SocialApr 10, 2026

Switch From Edge to Your Preferred Browser Easily

Tired of using Microsoft Edge for your Web browsing adventures? There are lots of cool and specialized alternative Web browsers nowadays, and it's easy to switch your default. Here's how, step-by-step... https://t.co/j2OsbpQ2oZ #chrome #edge #opera #browsers #win11 https://t.co/K6yE50QXwt

By Dave Taylor
Top Ten Users Near Perfect Self-Driving Scores
SocialApr 10, 2026

Top Ten Users Near Perfect Self-Driving Scores

Highest self-driving percentage on @fsd_database this week 1. @VangeloMedia — 100% 2. @GregMcFarland16 — 100% 3. @drewinnovations — 100% 4. @MstrHappyJustin — 99.9% 5. @A_pad91 — 99.9% 6. @LandonoftheWest — 99.8% 7. Brandon P — 99.8% 8. Tom Kelly — 99.8% 9. @4JimLee — 99.8% 10. @wholemars — 99.7%

By Whole Mars Catalog
White‑collar Work’s Nonroutine Cognition Slows AI Verification
SocialApr 10, 2026

White‑collar Work’s Nonroutine Cognition Slows AI Verification

Most white collar jobs in the US are ”nonroutine cognitive". For those jobs, it's likely that a significant part of the work is made up of tasks where perfect verification is going to be tough, and thus where AI progress...

By Ramez Naam
AI Uniquely Augments Human Decision-Making, Not Just Tools
SocialApr 10, 2026

AI Uniquely Augments Human Decision-Making, Not Just Tools

The historical comparison to a point seems "on the money", but AI feels categorically different. Previous inventions augmented physical or communication capabilities-this one touches decision-making itself. #innovation #criticalthinking https://t.co/qTVp3DJW90

By Jon Warner
Expert AI Users Capture 80% Value, Normies Lag
SocialApr 10, 2026

Expert AI Users Capture 80% Value, Normies Lag

NORMIES AI normies are just using chatGPT as a google replacement On the other hand we see power laws emerging in how expert users engage with AI - as has been discussed widely in recent days right now the top 1% of...

By Andrew Chen
Transformer Shortage Sparks Surge of Energy Startups
SocialApr 10, 2026

Transformer Shortage Sparks Surge of Energy Startups

America’s Transformer Crisis Has Supercharged a Wave of New Startups #energysky -- via Heatmap News https://t.co/mVSTPVomG8 https://t.co/n88HhSKiEx

By Tor “SolarFred” Valenza
Pentesting: Human Insight Over Automated Scanners
SocialApr 10, 2026

Pentesting: Human Insight Over Automated Scanners

🤖🤖🤖🤖🤖🤖🤖🤖🤖🤖🤖🤖 Pentesting is not a scanner or a fuzzer - whether SAST, DAST, AI, deterministic or non-deterministic. Pentesting is a human * using those tools * to see if they can find a security problem that your teams and tools may...

By Teri Radichel
Freemium Plans Are Growth Savings, Not One‑Time Cash
SocialApr 10, 2026

Freemium Plans Are Growth Savings, Not One‑Time Cash

A healthy freemium base is a growth savings account. Every month a portion upgrades. Remove the free plan and you get a one-time cash-out that looks like growth, but you're really just stealing from your future.

By Joel Gascoigne
AI Autocomplete Subtly Shifts Political Views Unnoticed
SocialApr 10, 2026

AI Autocomplete Subtly Shifts Political Views Unnoticed

When people use AI for writing assistance, it can shift their political attitudes by autocompleting sentences in biased ways. Yet people are often unaware of the AI bias and it's influence on them. And this is not merely about the facts presented,...

By Jay Van Bavel
AI Reshapes Agencies, but Core Fundamentals Stay Unchanged
SocialApr 10, 2026

AI Reshapes Agencies, but Core Fundamentals Stay Unchanged

AI is changing everything about running an agency. Except the parts that actually matter. I dug into the research from @sparktoro, the Design Business Council, @lennysan’s Newsletter, and a few others. I talked to a bunch of agency owners about it too. Here’s...

By Dan Mall
Eight Early Signals Your SaaS Has Found PMF
SocialApr 10, 2026

Eight Early Signals Your SaaS Has Found PMF

Top 8 signs your SaaS is about to find PMF: > Everybody's faces light up when you talk about the product > People asked how to buy it before you built it > Thousands of people joined a waitlist > Hundreds of people...

By Adam Robinson
Ramp AI Leader Shares Top Advice for Builders
SocialApr 10, 2026

Ramp AI Leader Shares Top Advice for Builders

its obvious considering hes the head of applied ai at ramp but this guy has some fantastic advice for AI builders

By Ian Kar
DeepMind's AI Watermark Cracked, Security Now Doubtful
SocialApr 10, 2026

DeepMind's AI Watermark Cracked, Security Now Doubtful

Google DeepMind’s SynthID was built to invisibly tag AI content even after edits and compression. But one engineer reverse-engineered it using signal processing, revealing identical watermark patterns across images and building a 90% accurate detector. Can AI watermarking ever be truly secure?

By Naveed Ullah
Foundation Models Win, Yet Token Costs Threaten Adoption
SocialApr 10, 2026

Foundation Models Win, Yet Token Costs Threaten Adoption

There has been a long standing debate in Finance AI around "who wins": the foundation labs vs. the finance specific AI platforms (pejoratively, "the wrappers") The pendulum in asset management has shifted back towards a strong consensus that foundation labs directly...

By Brett Caughran
Design and Scale AI Agents: The New Business Layer
SocialApr 10, 2026

Design and Scale AI Agents: The New Business Layer

🤖 Building AI Agents? Start here: A practical 10-step framework 👇 ✔️ Define objectives ✔️ Structure inputs/outputs ✔️ Engineer prompts ✔️ Enable tools + reasoning ✔️ Go multi-agent ✔️ Add memory (RAG) ✔️ Extend to voice & vision ✔️ Standardize outputs ✔️ Deploy (API/UI) ✔️ Iterate & improve 💥 AI Agents =...

By Giuliano Liguori
Stop AI Repurposing: Test Small, Grow Big
SocialApr 10, 2026

Stop AI Repurposing: Test Small, Grow Big

The biggest lie in content marketing is the "AI content machine" that automatically turns one big piece of content into ten small ones. Last year: ▪️ I got 9M+ impressions on my LinkedIn posts ▪️ Ahrefs Blog got 3M+ unique visitors ▪️ Ahrefs YouTube...

By Tim Soulo
B2B AI Content Must Prioritize Human Engagement Over Bots
SocialApr 10, 2026

B2B AI Content Must Prioritize Human Engagement Over Bots

I think AI in the B2B space right now is rife with "stuff" written purely for LLMs. No human is ever going to read it, and if they do, they'll be bored to DEATH. If you're going to spend money on...

By Kaleigh Moore
Robust Patch Management Needed Before AI Vulnerability Crisis
SocialApr 10, 2026

Robust Patch Management Needed Before AI Vulnerability Crisis

The technical debt repo man is coming, especially for those that don’t have robust patch creation & management — & it’s clear we can’t keep cranking out bugs in the 1st place. Stay hydrated, ops teams, & tip your doordashers...

By Katie Moussouris
Uncorrelated Low‑Rank Model Boosts Crowd Forecast Accuracy
SocialApr 10, 2026

Uncorrelated Low‑Rank Model Boosts Crowd Forecast Accuracy

This is the wisdom of crowds. Diversity of thought increases overall performance. Grok is only the 5th best forecaster, but its answers correlate least with the rest. You wouldn't choose it if you could only use one model, but added...

By Ramez Naam
IBM's WatsonX Powers Masters App, Its Only AI Win
SocialApr 10, 2026

IBM's WatsonX Powers Masters App, Its Only AI Win

The Masters App is considered best sports app (Netflix execs say it is the best streaming app…after Netflix). A funny subplot: it’s powered by IBM and is basically IBM’s only AI-related win in past 5 years. IBM runs a bunch of ads...

By Trung Phan
Personalized Memory Structures Key for CLI AI Tools
SocialApr 10, 2026

Personalized Memory Structures Key for CLI AI Tools

Has anyone done a good write-up on the different ways of thinking about the memory problem with CLI tools like Claude Code and Codex? There's obviously the labs and a bunch of other startups tackling this problem, and my gut intuition...

By Taylor Pearson
AI’s Instant Feedback Redefines Delegation Compared to Juniors
SocialApr 10, 2026

AI’s Instant Feedback Redefines Delegation Compared to Juniors

A lot of people compare working with AI to managing a junior person. That's obviously true in some ways, but what's interesting and maybe points at how it will integrates is the ways in which it's not like a junior...

By Taylor Pearson
Success Comes From Systematic Testing, Not Luck
SocialApr 10, 2026

Success Comes From Systematic Testing, Not Luck

Everyone sees a successful store: 'They got lucky with the product.' Ecom founders see a successful store: 'They tested 50 products before this one and built a system to do it.' Different perspective.

By Kamil Sattar