Eric Elizes
@ericelizes.bsky.social
🤖 AI Architect @ K2VP | 🧑💻 Full Stack @ Squad | 🚀 I ship real AI systems—fast, scalable, and production-ready.
On the tail of Meta, OpenAI just launched a new social app for generative video. Meet Sora — another TikTok-style AI feed, but one where you can create videos of yourself and your friends.
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October 1, 2025 at 2:54 PM
On the tail of Meta, OpenAI just launched a new social app for generative video. Meet Sora — another TikTok-style AI feed, but one where you can create videos of yourself and your friends.
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Claude Sonnet 4.5 just leapfrogged the field. It’s the leading coding model today — and additionally brings large reasoning improvements in finance, STEM, and law.
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September 30, 2025 at 9:19 PM
Claude Sonnet 4.5 just leapfrogged the field. It’s the leading coding model today — and additionally brings large reasoning improvements in finance, STEM, and law.
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I hate the direction social media is going, but its so obvious.
On Friday, Meta released a new platform called Vibes - a TikTok/Reels short form video feed featuring entirely generative content, accompanied by a brand new generative video editor.
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On Friday, Meta released a new platform called Vibes - a TikTok/Reels short form video feed featuring entirely generative content, accompanied by a brand new generative video editor.
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September 29, 2025 at 2:53 PM
I hate the direction social media is going, but its so obvious.
On Friday, Meta released a new platform called Vibes - a TikTok/Reels short form video feed featuring entirely generative content, accompanied by a brand new generative video editor.
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On Friday, Meta released a new platform called Vibes - a TikTok/Reels short form video feed featuring entirely generative content, accompanied by a brand new generative video editor.
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Google Co-Founder Sergei Brin said AI models perform better if you threaten them. Not gonna lie, I'm not sure I agree 🤣
July 1, 2025 at 1:06 PM
Google Co-Founder Sergei Brin said AI models perform better if you threaten them. Not gonna lie, I'm not sure I agree 🤣
(2/4) What does rapid AI improvement mean for devs?
Scoping clearly.
Designing architecture.
Debugging ruthlessly.
More and more, you need to think about workflows, product, and the big picture.
Routine can be abstracted.
Scoping clearly.
Designing architecture.
Debugging ruthlessly.
More and more, you need to think about workflows, product, and the big picture.
Routine can be abstracted.
June 12, 2025 at 1:53 PM
(2/4) What does rapid AI improvement mean for devs?
Scoping clearly.
Designing architecture.
Debugging ruthlessly.
More and more, you need to think about workflows, product, and the big picture.
Routine can be abstracted.
Scoping clearly.
Designing architecture.
Debugging ruthlessly.
More and more, you need to think about workflows, product, and the big picture.
Routine can be abstracted.
(1/4) Each new AI coding model now reigns for less time than a TikTok trend.
We used to get one big release a year.
Now? Claude 3.5 → GPT-4.1 → Gemini 2.5 → Claude 4 — all in six months.
📉 Performance is skyrocketing, and better models release within weeks.
We used to get one big release a year.
Now? Claude 3.5 → GPT-4.1 → Gemini 2.5 → Claude 4 — all in six months.
📉 Performance is skyrocketing, and better models release within weeks.
June 12, 2025 at 1:53 PM
(1/4) Each new AI coding model now reigns for less time than a TikTok trend.
We used to get one big release a year.
Now? Claude 3.5 → GPT-4.1 → Gemini 2.5 → Claude 4 — all in six months.
📉 Performance is skyrocketing, and better models release within weeks.
We used to get one big release a year.
Now? Claude 3.5 → GPT-4.1 → Gemini 2.5 → Claude 4 — all in six months.
📉 Performance is skyrocketing, and better models release within weeks.
Startups that master AI will outpace the rest.
Automate what’s predictable. Elevate what’s human. Expel routine to amplify where humans matter most.
Sam Altman just shared his newest vision: check it out in the comments. Do you agree? 👇
Automate what’s predictable. Elevate what’s human. Expel routine to amplify where humans matter most.
Sam Altman just shared his newest vision: check it out in the comments. Do you agree? 👇
June 11, 2025 at 2:17 PM
Startups that master AI will outpace the rest.
Automate what’s predictable. Elevate what’s human. Expel routine to amplify where humans matter most.
Sam Altman just shared his newest vision: check it out in the comments. Do you agree? 👇
Automate what’s predictable. Elevate what’s human. Expel routine to amplify where humans matter most.
Sam Altman just shared his newest vision: check it out in the comments. Do you agree? 👇
3. Gemini Pro 2.5 deeply understands large contexts — and makes sense of them
↳ 90.6 on Fiction.LiveBench @192k tokens (deep comprehension)
vs Claude Opus 4: 37.5 @120k
↳ 87.8% factual accuracy
↳ 🔎 ideal for scoping product changes, reviewing large PRs
↳ 90.6 on Fiction.LiveBench @192k tokens (deep comprehension)
vs Claude Opus 4: 37.5 @120k
↳ 87.8% factual accuracy
↳ 🔎 ideal for scoping product changes, reviewing large PRs
June 6, 2025 at 2:53 PM
3. Gemini Pro 2.5 deeply understands large contexts — and makes sense of them
↳ 90.6 on Fiction.LiveBench @192k tokens (deep comprehension)
vs Claude Opus 4: 37.5 @120k
↳ 87.8% factual accuracy
↳ 🔎 ideal for scoping product changes, reviewing large PRs
↳ 90.6 on Fiction.LiveBench @192k tokens (deep comprehension)
vs Claude Opus 4: 37.5 @120k
↳ 87.8% factual accuracy
↳ 🔎 ideal for scoping product changes, reviewing large PRs
2. Gemini Pro 2.5 is built for developers working with AI
↳ not for teams trying to fully replace them
↳ lower performance in agentic coding without human input
↳ higher performance in collaborative code editing
↳ 🚀 ideal for teams using Cursor, Windsurf, etc.
↳ not for teams trying to fully replace them
↳ lower performance in agentic coding without human input
↳ higher performance in collaborative code editing
↳ 🚀 ideal for teams using Cursor, Windsurf, etc.
June 6, 2025 at 2:53 PM
2. Gemini Pro 2.5 is built for developers working with AI
↳ not for teams trying to fully replace them
↳ lower performance in agentic coding without human input
↳ higher performance in collaborative code editing
↳ 🚀 ideal for teams using Cursor, Windsurf, etc.
↳ not for teams trying to fully replace them
↳ lower performance in agentic coding without human input
↳ higher performance in collaborative code editing
↳ 🚀 ideal for teams using Cursor, Windsurf, etc.
(#3/3) Google also released SignGemma: the first open multimodal model for American Sign Language generation and understanding.
Dropped just last week, it's a major step forward for accessibility, gesture modeling, and cross-modal AI.
And yes, it’s open source.
Follow for real more.
Dropped just last week, it's a major step forward for accessibility, gesture modeling, and cross-modal AI.
And yes, it’s open source.
Follow for real more.
June 2, 2025 at 2:54 PM
(#3/3) Google also released SignGemma: the first open multimodal model for American Sign Language generation and understanding.
Dropped just last week, it's a major step forward for accessibility, gesture modeling, and cross-modal AI.
And yes, it’s open source.
Follow for real more.
Dropped just last week, it's a major step forward for accessibility, gesture modeling, and cross-modal AI.
And yes, it’s open source.
Follow for real more.
(#2/3) Google released Veo 3: an impressive generative video model that outputs 1080p cinematic video with sound.
It handles multi-shot coherence, camera movement, and over 60 seconds of fluid generation.
Some samples? Nearly indistinguishable from real footage.
It handles multi-shot coherence, camera movement, and over 60 seconds of fluid generation.
Some samples? Nearly indistinguishable from real footage.
June 2, 2025 at 2:53 PM
(#2/3) Google released Veo 3: an impressive generative video model that outputs 1080p cinematic video with sound.
It handles multi-shot coherence, camera movement, and over 60 seconds of fluid generation.
Some samples? Nearly indistinguishable from real footage.
It handles multi-shot coherence, camera movement, and over 60 seconds of fluid generation.
Some samples? Nearly indistinguishable from real footage.
(#1/3) Google is not behind in AI. You’re just not paying attention.
While everyone’s been watching OpenAI and Anthropic, Google has been shipping some of the most impressive models in the space.
Here are two recent breakthroughs you might’ve missed 👇🧵
While everyone’s been watching OpenAI and Anthropic, Google has been shipping some of the most impressive models in the space.
Here are two recent breakthroughs you might’ve missed 👇🧵
June 2, 2025 at 2:53 PM
(#1/3) Google is not behind in AI. You’re just not paying attention.
While everyone’s been watching OpenAI and Anthropic, Google has been shipping some of the most impressive models in the space.
Here are two recent breakthroughs you might’ve missed 👇🧵
While everyone’s been watching OpenAI and Anthropic, Google has been shipping some of the most impressive models in the space.
Here are two recent breakthroughs you might’ve missed 👇🧵
Finally contributed to open source—and to one of the best RAG frameworks out there, llama-index.
Not a huge enhancement, but it’s cool to contribute to something so widely used, especially at the frontier of AI infrastructure.
#opensource #llamaindex #rag #genai #aidev #aiinfra #devlog
Not a huge enhancement, but it’s cool to contribute to something so widely used, especially at the frontier of AI infrastructure.
#opensource #llamaindex #rag #genai #aidev #aiinfra #devlog
May 12, 2025 at 2:53 PM
Finally contributed to open source—and to one of the best RAG frameworks out there, llama-index.
Not a huge enhancement, but it’s cool to contribute to something so widely used, especially at the frontier of AI infrastructure.
#opensource #llamaindex #rag #genai #aidev #aiinfra #devlog
Not a huge enhancement, but it’s cool to contribute to something so widely used, especially at the frontier of AI infrastructure.
#opensource #llamaindex #rag #genai #aidev #aiinfra #devlog