3 of the most powerful men in AI just agreed that AI development needs to slow down. Then the US and China made clear they have no intention of doing so. AI companies can genuinely believe their technology poses extraordinary risks... AND benefit from regulation that slows competitors down. Those things aren't mutually exclusive.

.@kashvi and the entire marketing, brand and sales team are hard at work to make sure @BoundlessHQ stands out on Day 1. We aren’t your run of the mill inference dev shop.. I’m proud to work alongside this crew to get that message out. In 10 years we will all be working for Kashvi.. that’s a given.

This is why you choose SheFi. 💫❤️ @yesjess talked her friend into joining season 17, mostly because of @solana. She's in her mid-50s. Former architect. A few weeks later, she said this is one of the only real ways to redistribute wealth. Otherwise "the 5 wealthiest dudes are going to destroy the planet." She gets it.

Meet @dNoire_ETH 💚✨ Writer. Artist. Community manager. Author. Personal assistant and a SheFier who is clearly not playing about her Web3 journey. Say hi to Mahabeb. 👋🏽

SheFi just got ranked the #4# Women's Interests Newsletter by Sponsor Scout, ahead of newsletters 10x our subscriber count. 🥳❤️🎉 Turns out sponsor-worthy > biggest. Opening a few fall sponsorship slots, DMs open.

Quick story time. It took me FOREVER to get my first job in crypto. It was 2023 and I already had 8+ years experience in mainstream marketing including working as a copywriter for a business that spent $10M on Facebook ads per year. And yet - I was no one in crypto. And blockchain seemed very technical and confusing. But I liked the culture. And I loved that the people working in crypto seemed to be: A) genius but socially awkward B) ADHD/ autistic spectrum C) doing their own thing away from the system So I was super determined to get involved. I even remember applying for unpaid internships even though I was insanely overqualified. (Funny that 2 years later, I’d be sitting at an invite-only dinner in Cannes across from the person that rejected me for an unpaid internship and they’d be asking me for media tips lol) Anyway. I wanted a job, fast. And I knew that learning about coding from zero and becoming a dev would take ages. Instead, I decided to do 2 things I had control over: 1) lead with the skills I had that crypto-native people didn’t seem to have 2) become as visible as possible by joining discords, communities, and posting here And damn it, it worked. I joined the @shefiorg course around September 2023. I posted about the things I was learning to 0 followers, then 10 followers, then 100 followers… Then, I started going to small Ethereum events around Europe. I paid for travel and hotels out of my own pocket with the money I was making from my coaching business on instagram. Then, in July 2024, I applied for a job and FINALLY got a response. That came after sending idk how many hundreds of applications. I saw the job on the @BoysClubWorld discord. My instinct was correct - this job required PR, media, and writing skills. I had all of that. And by July, I had a decent knowledge of the crypto space (mostly the culture but some tech, too). I got the job. It was my first real crypto job with a good paycheck. 10 months later, I got an offer from Cointelegraph. I started producing media content on @gazza_jenks’s team. That’s when the cool experiences started coming - free tickets to the F1, super yachts, a reception at Napoleon’s townhouse in Paris, etc. Ultimately, I got my job at WalletConnect where in the last nearly 2 years I’ve gotten a lot more technical. Another funny thing happened during this whole time - Crypto and mainstream tech started intertwining. If you’re a mainstream marketer pivoting to crypto now, you’d be in a lot more demand than I was in 2023 because now everyone wants to get out of the crypto bubble and reach more people. Anyway, sharing this because I saw someone post about internship roles. If I had a chance to travel back to 2023, I would do it all again. I love working in crypto. Hope reading this inspires you somehow. As always - AMA

Wake up, it's the FINAL week of SheFi Season 17! 🚨💫 Watching this community build in real time never gets old. A heartfelt thank you to @solana @phantom @RootstockColl and @Decentraland for helping make Season 17 possible. Here's to the graduates, the momentum, and everything Season 18 has in store. The frontier is feminine.

"Bridging communities together is an art itself” 🧑‍🎨 🖼️ We couldn't be happier to see SheFi girlies and @superteamUK girlies together at the Tate Modern. 🇬🇧 Thank you to @MariquitadB and @angela_s_n for organizing. We love our community so much!

The social media algorithm, as you've known it for 15 years, is already dead. Have you noticed? We're breaking down the future of social media algorithms, and why it should matter to you: 💫👇 For the last decade and a half, we've all been trying to "beat the algorithm" on various platforms. Post at the right time. Talk about trending topics. Reply to every comment. Hack engagement. The algorithm watched you in silence. Every like, every pause, every comment, every second you hovered over a post became another signal in a system you could never actually talk to. That era is ending. Over the last six months, the biggest platforms have rebuilt the foundations of their recommendation systems around LLMs. LinkedIn replaced thousands of separate ranking systems with a single LLM that understands your posts and your professional identity more holistically. X rebuilt its For You feed around Grok. And once your feed is powered by a language model instead of thousands of disconnected ranking rules, one obvious question follows: Why would it keep guessing what you want... when it could just ask it directly? So, the future of social media algorithms is conversational. Threads constantly asks whether you want to see more or less of a topic. YouTube lets you tell it "Not interested", "Don't recommend this channel," or even why you aren't interested—and immediately reshapes future recommendations. LinkedIn is increasingly asking which conversations are useful to you. Across every platform, the direction is the same: Less prediction. More conversation. The feed stops being something that secretly studies you. It becomes something you converse with and direct. Imagine opening your app and simply saying: "Show me more positive feminine content." "Less outrage. More education." "Stop showing me hustle culture." That's a fundamentally different internet. And it changes the game for creators. For years, success meant optimizing for machines. Now it increasingly means becoming the kind of creator someone would actively ask for. Content people request by name, which feels like a much higher bar. And, in the long run, probably a much healthier one. So, the algorithm didn't disappear. It just learned your language. And soon, you'll learn to speak back. What's the first thing you'd tell your feed to stop showing you?

SheFi Season 17 begins tomorrow. Over 3,000+ of you have chosen to have a SheFi Summer! 💃☀️ We're thrilled that you said yes to us and our incredible partners: @Solana, @Phantom, @RootstockColl, @Decentraland Comment below if you're joining us tomorrow. 👇✨

Plot twist: Season 17 just got even better. 👀✨ We’re proud to build it alongside partners actively leading the forefront of crypto adoption, innovation, and culture. Meet our iconic SheFi Season 16 sponsors:👇

@solana @phantom @RootstockColl A DAO that rewards the builders shaping Bitcoin's future on top of Rootstock_io, Bitcoin's DeFi layer. Rootstock Collective is decentralizing grant allocation while enabling Bitcoin builders and backers to earn rBTC, RIF and USDRIF through Collective Rewards.

Today, we had our last class of Season 16. ✨🫂 Thank you to all of you for showing up and giving it your all. We couldn't be more proud and grateful you chose us to be part of your journey. Remember, this isn't goodbye. It's see you later.