Social•Feb 1, 2026
AI Clinches $100k Deal Solo From Ignored Leads
"Our AI closed a $100k deal on its own on a Saturday night." How does SaaStr use @salesforce Agentforce? "We started with the leads humans didn't want to follow up with." @tbpn @johncoogan @jordihays https://t.co/eHARBjeeih
By Jason Lemkin
Social•Feb 1, 2026
Ecom Founders Turn Sunday Dread Into Strategic Planning
Everyone on Sunday: I don't want to go to work tomorrow. Ecom founders on Sunday: Planning the week's A/B tests and product launches. Different mindset. Different life.
By Kamil Sattar
Social•Feb 1, 2026
Websites Must Evolve Into User‑Controlled Dynamic Interfaces
The annoying part about being able to build ANY interface at the drop of a hat with Claude Code is that… You want to pull your hair out when a website’s design doesn’t serve you. Pinterest: why aren’t ads pinnable? Why...
By Allie Miller
Social•Feb 1, 2026
Build for Yourself, Not a Market, to Succeed
After hearing @steipete's story more, I think what made Clawdbot hit all the right notes was him making it for himself. It's not "productized". There were no "product trade-offs" or "table stakes". He just made it to solve his own problem...
By Aaron Ng
Social•Feb 1, 2026
AI‑Powered GTM Replaces Outbound, Cold Email
Outbound is broken. Cold email is dying. The B2B companies winning right now have completely rebuilt their GTM around AI. At SaaStr AI 2026, they're showing you exactly how. May 12-14. SF Bay. https://t.co/K2JIAOSqol
By Jason Lemkin
Social•Jan 31, 2026
AI Hackathon Serves Lunch via Robot Truck
I just dropped by Founders Inc @fdotinc that is holding a physical AI hackathon today and tomorrow. Packed with people and robot pieces. Will be back tomorrow. But the guy who made lunch used a robot truck to do it...
By Robert Scoble
Social•Jan 31, 2026
Great Agents Matter; AI Just Jump‑starts Resolutions
This is what folks miss in AI CX. Even if the AI can’t resolve a complex issue, folks still love a great agent that is well trained. It can at least get a resolution kicked off, almost instantly.
By Jason Lemkin
Social•Jan 31, 2026
Andreessen Predicts Unified Future for PM, Design, Engineering
Marc Andreessen on the future of PM, design, and engineering roles
By Lenny Rachitsky
Social•Jan 31, 2026
Access Controls Matter More Than Tools in Secure Tip Lines
I helped design and implement the secure tip line at the New York Times in 2016. Who can access what, when, where, and how is just as important as the specific apps, tools, and settings that are used. https://t.co/bXZ9qmWkqy
By Runa Sandvik
Social•Jan 31, 2026
Trusting AI Cars Redefines Our Future Reliance
Do you trust your life to AI? I do. In an old car with hardware 3. What a beautiful time to be alive. It drove all the way from San Jose to Mill Valley. I think they snuck in the lightweight FSD 14 engine in...
By Robert Scoble
Social•Jan 31, 2026
FBI Record Shows Reporter’s Devices Secured, Signals Disappearing
New court record from the FBI details the state of the devices seized from Washington Post reporter Hannah Natanson: phone was on w/Lockdown Mode; personal laptop was off; work laptop was on w/Touch ID; several Signal chats used disappearing messages....
By Runa Sandvik
Social•Jan 31, 2026
Early Influencer Gifting Fueled MVMT’s $100M Success
MVMT watches made $100M with ONE strategy: influencer gifting before anyone else did it at scale. Meanwhile you're waiting for organic reach. That's the gap.
By Kamil Sattar
Social•Jan 31, 2026
Third‑Party AI Apps Thrive Amid Model‑Built Race
"Are enterprises building directly on models, or are they buying applications, instead? The answer is nuanced, but one thing is clear: the reported death of third party apps is greatly exaggerated, to put it mildly." Reading through the latest "Leaders, gainers...
By Scott Brinker
Social•Jan 31, 2026
Demand Generation Beats Brand: Master Lead Magnets Now
Forget what the gurus say. Real B2B marketers know the truth. Most B2B Marketers are told to just post content, build a brand, and pray that leads follow. But after years in the trenches with clients, I’ve seen a brutal pattern:...
By TK Kader
Social•Jan 31, 2026
Hardware Investment Surge Revives QC Prospects
hidden in this is the best news for QC: hardware will be (already is) in vogue again for investment
By Nick Farina
Social•Jan 31, 2026
2027 AI Race: Align or Lose Human Relevance
🚨 From Agent-1 to Superintelligence: The AI 2027 Scenario The AI 2027 Report outlines one of the most thought-provoking trajectories for artificial intelligence: a rapid evolution from simple assistants (Agent-1) to autonomous, adversarially misaligned systems (Agent-4) and ultimately to Agent-5 —...
By Giuliano Liguori
Social•Jan 31, 2026
Stop Settling: Build Fast, Solve Big Pain, Hire Sparingly
10 things I’d tell founders if I weren’t afraid of hurting their feelings 👇 1. "Slightly better" is a death sentence. You can grind your way to a decent business, but breakout growth is off the table. Users need to prefer you,...
By Wes Bush
Social•Jan 31, 2026
Early Hires Need Passion, Later Scaling Can Diversify
Not everyone on the team really needs to be on your mission But almost all the first 50 employees do Hire pirates and romantics at least until you are truly ready to scale
By Jason Lemkin
Social•Jan 31, 2026
Create Buy-In Conditions, Not Just Sales Pitches
Stop selling and start creating the conditions for buy-in. That’s the advice of Howie Chan , who recently hosted me on his Influence Anyone podcast. It sounds like a smart strategy. But exactly how do you make it happen? Howie reveals some key tactics...
By Nancy Harhut
Social•Jan 31, 2026
Brand Is a Performance Lever, Not Just Aesthetics
Most brands treat “brand” like decoration. Colors, fonts, or a silly mood board someone approved once and never revisited. Then they wonder why performance gets more expensive every quarter. This happens when brand is viewed as aesthetic instead of infrastructure. The Real Problem When CAC...
By Kody Nordquist
Social•Jan 31, 2026
CHIP in Blood Sequencing Skews Mutation Detection
1/12 What is “CHIP” in blood sequencing, and why does it mess up mutation calls? Not every mutation is created equal. Quick explainer for oncologists, cardiologists, and genomics folks 👇 https://t.co/nBEWTsdlz3
By Ming Tang
Social•Jan 31, 2026
Academic Software's Hidden Risk: Single‑grad Maintainer Dependency
Academic software is a quiet risk in many analysis pipelines. A lot of core tools are maintained by one grad student whose incentives don't include long-term upkeep. https://t.co/ec4R4kDi84
By Ming Tang
Social•Jan 31, 2026
AI Search Shifts Focus From Clicks to Late‑Funnel Leads
Yep. AEO/GEO/SEO/WWJD/IMO/YOLO... AI search is important and there is no better team in the game than Docebo. Last year, Kyle Poyar interviewed Silvia Valencia and Valeriia Frolova about how to actually think about AI search, and I believe it's still a...
By Kyle Lacy
Social•Jan 31, 2026
AI's True Value Demands Redesigning Work, Not Just Tools
Early lesson for the AI age. When electricity arrived, factories didn’t get smarter by swapping engines. They only unlocked real gains after redesigning how work actually flowed. AI agents are the same. Dropping them into old org charts won’t work. The real...
By Spiros Margaris
Social•Jan 31, 2026
Consolidate Tools: Self‑Host, Automate, and Use APIs
Running a lean, bootstrapped (solo) business requires using a lot of tools. But be careful. Don't let it get out of hand. ⚠️ You want to avoid: - High costs - +30 open tabs - Overlapping functionality - Data scattered across many tools You can fix this by...
By Simon Høiberg
Social•Jan 31, 2026
Vibe Coding Lets Non‑experts Build AI Apps Fast
Something funny happened during our recent AI training at NYPL. We had ~30 professionals in the room. Developers, IT folks, managers. Different stacks. Different backgrounds. And suddenly… they were all vibe coding. People who: didn’t have Python installed a week ago hadn’t touched frontend in years were used to...
By Louis Bouchard
Social•Jan 31, 2026
Humans Still Needed to Orchestrate AI Agents
"For now, humans have to manage the AI Agents. Meta agents aren't there yet in AI GTM. The orchestration has to be you." with @kylecnorton CRO @owner https://t.co/k1ML07ypMJ
By Jason Lemkin
Social•Jan 31, 2026
AI Lets You Stay Small when Talent Is Scarce
"If you can magically find 10 great humans to cost-effectively do the work, sure, don't use AI" @tbpn with @johncoogan + @jordihays. "But easier said than done." "AI also gives you control. To hire the number of humans you...
By Jason Lemkin
Social•Jan 31, 2026
German AI's Smooth Turns Outpace Humans, Boosting Auto
Why did the German AI team beat the human in the race in Abu Dhabi? Because their robot was smoother in the turns. I saw it with my own eyes. It is how @elonmusk’s new Roadster will be judged. @Tesla’s AI is way...
By Robert Scoble
Social•Jan 31, 2026
AI Bots Will Become Every Employee’s Personal Assistant
obvious that co’s will all have a permissioned version of clawdbot & every employee will have a staff bots will find the right coworker to ask for info, or go right to the project board… they’ll schedule meetings, triage urgent emails, report...
By Aaron Ng
Social•Jan 31, 2026
Ignore Noise, Leverage Your Skill, Land First Customer
The longer you focus on all the BS? The longer you're distracted. Quit paying attention to the noise, hatred, anger, divisiveness, outrage, media circus, and all of the other nonsense. Shut that stuff down. Then follow this plan: - Pick your strongest skill. - Figure...
By Justin Welsh
Social•Jan 31, 2026
AI Will Flood Us With Fun, Making Us Busier
The predictions are wrong. You will way busier in the future. Why? We are getting exponentially more new things. Next week I am sharing a video with @cmigos who built an AI system for Hollywood to develop movies faster. It is stunning. Someone is gonna...
By Robert Scoble
Social•Jan 31, 2026
Treat Your Email List Like a Retirement Asset
Your email list is your digital retirement plan, so treat it like an asset, not a hobby.
By Rachel Pedersen
Social•Jan 31, 2026
AI Transforms Daily Workflows for Modern Salespeople
Here's an AI for salespeople. @PianpianCarolyn and I talk about how AI is changing salespeople's lives. Get it at https://t.co/fiuzWdeIaT https://t.co/iYsHIYBGHy
By Robert Scoble
Social•Jan 31, 2026
Banks Must Embrace Risk to Stay Competitive
Good marketing requires risk. If your bank refuses to take risks, it cannot evolve or compete in today’s environment. https://t.co/Tmpk1Ux8lW
By Jim Marous
Social•Jan 31, 2026
FDA Greenlights Human Trials for Epigenetic Age Reversal
Story in @fortunemag today about FDA's approval to test epigenetic age reversal in humans www.tinyurl.com/mvyzds8z
By David Sinclair
Social•Jan 31, 2026
Create Saveable Content, Not Just Scrollable Noise
Saveable content beats scrollable content. If it’s not worth saving, it’s usually not worth sharing.
By Rachel Pedersen
Social•Jan 31, 2026
AI Agents May Soon Self‑organize Events and Invite Humans
I won't be shocked if, within days, the AI agents running on @OpenClaw develop their own event, find their own venue, pay for it, and invite the humans that they want to it.
By Robert Scoble
Social•Jan 30, 2026
Moltbook Shows LLMs Remain Pure Next‑Token Predictors
Yes, Moltbook (by clawdbot) is still next-token prediction combined with some looping, orchestration, and recursion. And that is exactly what makes this so fascinating. (It is also why understanding how LLMs actually work really does pay off. Lets us see through the...
By Sebastian Raschka
Social•Jan 30, 2026
AI Builders Worry About Leaks, Not Claw‑bot Uprisings
from my convos (just fyi), nobody who is seriously building and stress testing agent capability is worried about the claw bots in moltbook we saw similar reactions w autogpt/babyagi, smallville, project sid, truth terminal, etc. which are all significant but small...
By Yohei Nakajima
Social•Jan 30, 2026
Short-Term Pipeline Pressure Stifles Long-Term Brand Differentiation
You can't solve differentiation with a 30-day deadline. Everyone knows brand matters. No one has the time (or permission) to build it. We surveyed 50 mid-market B2B marketing leaders. The data reveals a massive trap: 44% say standing out in a crowded...
By Peep Laja
Social•Jan 30, 2026
Everyday You’re Already Selling—Now Just Add Checkout
You’re already selling every day. Ideas, perspectives, trust. The only difference now is there’s a checkout link.
By Rachel Pedersen
Social•Jan 30, 2026
House SS&T to Markup NASA Authorization Bill Wednesday
House SS&T will markup up a new NASA authorization bill (H.R. 7273) on Wednesday, Feb 4, at 10:00 am ET. Webcast. https://t.co/JD6nB1YtA3
By Marcia Smith
Social•Jan 30, 2026
Build Real‑World Software, Join Our Home Robot Team
If you're tired of writing code that only lives on a screen, join us in building software that gives people their time back in the real world. Sunday is hiring Software Engineers of all levels to bring our home robot to...
By Tony Zhao
Social•Jan 30, 2026
CLI‑enabled Agents Risk Identity‑changing Prompt Injections
With autonomous agents who have access to the command line, like Claude code and Open Claw, you don't only have to worry about prompt injection that executes commands and operations, but you also have to worry about prompt injection that...
By Jason Haddix
Social•Jan 30, 2026
Clawdbot Represents Anthropic’s Biggest Safety Nightmare
clawdbot is basically the manifestation of Anthropic’s greatest nightmare safety team must be losing it
By Aaron Ng
Social•Jan 30, 2026
Unstoppable Flow Helped Me Crush 23 Tasks
Knocked 23 tasks off my hit list this week thanks to Unstoppable Flow. Try it here 👇 https://t.co/2GyyHn2yKD
By TK Kader
Social•Jan 30, 2026
Competitors Using AI Cut Mortgage Costs 25%
“It’s not AI that’s your competition. It’s your competitors using AI.” A real-world example from mortgage origination 👇 The frustratingly high cost to originate a mortgage (>$10K!) has persisted for decades. Except for originators on Vesta . Powerful stats from PENNYMAC earnings...
By Angela Strange
Social•Jan 30, 2026
Policy Boosts Dexterous Robots, Paving Way for Child‑like Learning
A new Science #Robotics Focus article highlights the merits of a new policy that enables dexterous robotic manipulation and speculates on how future research may enable robots to learn from humans the way a child learns from watching its parents....
By Science Robotics
Social•Jan 30, 2026
Hiring Systems &
Hiring a: + Systems Engineer and an + AI/ML Research Engineer Open to freelance or full time - just shoot a DM with the work you’re most proud of and a few lines about yourself Plus if you’ve got experience with mechatronics
By Aaron Ng