Katie Parrott
@kplikethebird
Writing words and riding the models @every (she/her)
I like AI and I live in Ohio AMA
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Astra is a big model with small model energy in the best way. It's fast, approachable, and gets the job done, even when the job is very, very big.
Get your @every Vibe Check:
If you want to know who to blame for all the models and apps going down, it's us, @every. We were simply cooking too hard.
Here's Fable 5.1's take on the "build the Hadestown set" challenge.
Not 100% on the layout or color scheme, and the stairs belong stage left, not stage right but pretty! And it handles the movement of the lights nicely
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My Reach Test on Fable 5.1 from the @every Vibe Check, live now:
Football is, as they say, not my culture, so I will be parallel pathing Fable, Sol, and my family to propel me to victory
AI writing is only allowed if your input tokens > your output tokens.
"Write me an article on X" is slop, "here's an hour of my hard-won experience on X, write it up" is morally defensible and leads to good writing, even if AI wrote the final draft.
Divide input tokens (initial idea plus guidance along the way) by the number of tokens in the final draft to get your distillation ratio.
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It’s the shape rotator version of the dress
Haven’t started it yet, but a new candidate for most Katie-coded text of all time has arrived.
Hear us out: The two-hour daily limits can apply to heavy token usage too 👀
Replacing human opinion writers with AI will result in predictable pieces that say the same thing over and over.
by David Brooks
What comes after automation? we built a whole visual world to ask it. meet Thesis 2027, from @every.
I give you: the Curve of AI Adoption
The initial "aha" moment climbs quickly to "it can do anything," then at the first sign of trouble plummets into the chasm of garbage. Then comes the long, annoying climb to the plateau of earned competence.
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This is why I love working with AI, because I can build things and fix problems WHILE I complain and create them. Multi-tasking.
Love being around people who want to build things and fix problems vs. complain and create them. Just can't do it.
You heard Da Pope
Sound legislation should encourage scientific and technological creativity while safeguarding fundamental human rights and freedoms. It should protect users from exploitation, preserve personal privacy, ensure transparency in the use of emerging technologies and guarantee that they strengthen democratic institutions.
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On the topic of "what do non-SF/NYC people think about AI," here's what my recently Codex-pilled friend in AZ has to say about why he likes AI 👀
brb chatting with my agents about whether they subscribe to Lockean or Hobbesian theories of the social contract
Multi-agent alignment is basically just political philosophy, right?
having anxiety is like spawning a subagent of yourself that hates you
POV: you set out to write an intro to compound writing and accidentally wrote a memoir about visiting the Hemingway house instead
Get in, loser, we’re going to the frontier of AI
At Every, urgent work kept winning over weird AI experiments. But we like weird experiments. They're where fun discoveries happen.
So we gave a small group explicit permission to choose the experiment—and asked them to prove what they learned.
Meet Every’s Frontier Team. Each week, they’ll test ideas and move the best from frontier → in practice → productized.
First bet: Compounding human judgment into AI systems.
@danshipper @kplikethebird @hammer_mt @jackcheng @kieranklaassen @JannikJung & arielle shipper
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