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Yesterday I did a proactive whole-body MRI at @prenuvo for early cancer screening and other diseases. Luckily no worrisome or high risk findings. I had a few minor findings (common and benign things), and the explanation and reassurance was very well done in the report. The MRI even detected a lingering sinus infection I've had for the past 4 weeks! The images you get of your body are incredible too. It can't possibly hurt (except the pocket; it's $2,500) to do these regularly and monitor changes over time. Their MRI setup is quite nice too. They are a bit more spacious than the ones I've seen at hospitals, but most importantly they put special glasses on you with a 45° mirror that lets you watch a movie projected behind you. (You choose the movie/show.) Makes a huge difference for claustrophobia because the space feels much bigger when looking through the mirror. It's also nice you can see a clock in the screen, so you know approximately how much time you have remaining inside the magnet. Overall, impressed.

Super interesting paper on proactive agents from Google DeepMind. (bookmark it) Proactive assistance usually means autocomplete. Researchers asks what it looks like when an agent offers higher-level cognitive support and picks its own moment to speak. They built a probe and deployed it with 16 participants for a week. Writers create partners by configuring a role and a proactivity level, and relevant partners then take initiative as the writing happens. Three findings stand out: > Participants configured support prospectively, planning for situations they anticipated rather than reacting to interruptions. > They used suggestions for idea generation and also for self-monitoring, which is a purpose proactive tools rarely design for. > And they judged intrusiveness by presentation, valuing lightweight visual representation and non-directive rhetorical framing. The design implications cover customization, timing, engagement and representation. Worth reading if you are building an assistant that acts before being asked, because how the intervention is phrased mattered to users as much as when it arrived. Paper:

@aave Crypto projects proactively showcasing their partner networks has become a key way to improve transparency and market trust. If you'd like your project to be nominated for the next map, please fill in the form: 👉 Project Claim:

Vietnam is taking a proactive approach to AI governance, becoming the first in Southeast Asia to implement a comprehensive law. Clear rules can guide innovation responsibly while building trust and a stable environment for AI.

I’m deeply compelled by proactive healthcare. Give me all the blood tests, cancer screening, body composition work ups. As a super user I was still so completely blown away by how amazing @Neko was. Launches next week in NYC. I can’t imagine NOT going annually👏🏼 👏🏼

Okay this is cool and proactive by @muse. I'm selling Warriors tickets and I asked it to help respond to Facebook messages / track a spreadsheet of who I've sold tickets to so far. But the cool part was it proactively offered to help look up re-sale comps which I had asked nothing about.

Why aren’t Claude and ChatGPT as proactive as OpenClaw and Hermes yet? Feels like it’s only a matter of time until the product team leans heavy into the proactive vs. reactive workflows Pushing vs. pulling presents so many more opportunities to create value for the user and potentially capture more revenue for the platforms