17. Antigravity
18. Model Context Protocol
19. Aider
20. Continue
21. Qwen
22. DeepSeek
23. Ollama

Plus a few others that did not make the cut.

#Fathym #AIModels

9. Z. ai
10. Mistral AI
11. Google Gemini
12. Liquid AI
13. JetBrains AI Assistant
14. OpenCode
15. Amazon Q Developer
16. Cline

Some of these logos were apparently designed in a rush at 2am...

More to come!

Answers, in order:

1. LM Studio
2. Windsurf
3. GitHub Copilot
4. Goose
5. OpenAI Codex CLI
6. Cursor
7. Claude Code
8. OpenClaw

to be cont'd...

Seems like the Moob app is for iOS only...

As industries move faster than laws, labor protections, and social norms can keep up, conversations like this matter. The question is not whether AI gets used. It is who decides, how, and with what protections for the people doing the work.

#ThoughtsNotBots #AIRegulation

We are a tech company deeply invested in AI. That does not mean we think AI belongs everywhere, all the time, with no discussion.

...

I have gone far too deep into Windows settings and the registry to remove every trace of Copilot and Recall. 😅

I want to choose what AI can see, when it can see it, and which files it can touch.

That level of control matters. FAI is built around it.

#Privacy #AI

POP QUIZ!

How many AI tools can you name from the logos alone?
There are 23 in here.

Bonus question: What if they all shared the same context?
FAI already does this for you.

#AI #PopQuiz #FAI

Answers later.

OpenAI Backs Bill That Would Limit Liability for AI-Enabled Mass Deaths or Financial Disasters The ChatGPT-maker testified in favor of an Illinois bill that would limit when AI labs can be held liable—even in cases where their products cause “critical harm.”

As an Illinois resident, I say hell no.

"OpenAI is throwing its support behind an Illinois state bill that would shield AI labs from liability in cases where AI models are used to cause serious societal harms."

New starter pack: people building the future of Industrial AI, IIoT, automation, robotics and systems connecting the digital & physical worlds.

If you are into factories, infrastructure, sensors or real-world systems, this one is for you.

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#IndustrialAI

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Masjesu is a good reminder that every connected device is now part of the cybersecurity story. The same IoT systems that make the world smarter can also become attack infrastructure if security is treated as an afterthought.

We keep being told AI will replace developers.

Meanwhile half of us are still arguing with the bot about which branch it was supposed to use.

#AI #AgenticAI #DeveloperHumor

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Deno: deno run -A jsr:@fathym/fai/install

Google Antigravity is impressive. It also forgets everything when you close it.

Every AI tool was built for the era when context was disposable. FAI fixes that.

FAI -- agent antigravity

15 AI coding tools. Context compounds. AI forgets. FAI remembers.

We spent years trying to please the Google gods and now we are all leaving little offerings for the bot gods so maybe we show up in the AI summary 😅

Current AI discourse: “Why did the bot forget everything?”

Also current AI discourse: “Why does the bot know about that repository?”

Maybe the answer is AI that remembers the right things, with clear controls and shared team context.

#HowDoesItKnow #AI

AI agents need persistent memory, not just context windows. stateless agents are toys. stateful agents are products.

Your AI should know:

• your project names
• your naming conventions
• which branch not to touch
• which coworker to ask first

Somehow we still have to explain all of these every Monday. 🤪

#AIMemoryLoss #WhyDidItForget

The robots are coming...

It’s a great snapshot of where AI is right now, showing up everywhere from serious, high-stakes use cases to creative and cultural ones.

Also funny how every headline questions trust in AI, while we all keep using it more every day (yes, including helping draft this 😅).

👀 We’ve been building quietly.

Now it’s time to share more.

Tomorrow we’re sharing what Fathym is today: FAI, persistent context, and where we think AI is headed next.

#AI #AgenticAI #FAI

From the interestingasfuck community on Reddit: Someone made a digital whip to make "a-i" work faster Explore this post and more from the interestingasfuck community

At this point we are one step away from threatening the AI with “per my last prompt.” 😅

www.reddit.com/r/interestin...

#WhipItGood #DeveloperHumor

Can AI responses be influenced? The SEO industry is trying Marketing firms are going all in on AI search.

When ads came to ChatGPT, users were mad — those who had been using it as an editor or therapist suddenly saw ChatGPT as vulnerable to manipulation by brands and marketers.

The reality is that it was happening the whole time. I wrote about the new SEO gold rush:

www.theverge.com/tech/900302/...

The hardest systems to modernize are the ones that matter most.

Factories. Infrastructure. Regulated environments.

We are building ways to bring AI alongside critical systems, safely and without breaking what already works. See how at openindustrial.co.

#IndustrialAI #OpenAutonomy

“Just one more integration” has entered the chat. 👀

Maybe your AI should know your systems before you add another one.

#SoftwareEngineering #StartupLife

One way we think about this: shared team context and clear constraints matter. AI should know the team's goals and boundaries, not just mirror the loudest opinion in the room.

How are you handling AI sycophancy in your own work? More adversarial prompts? More human review? Better guardrails? Genuinely curious.

Human expertise still matters. Especially in life-and-death decisions. AI can help draft code, summarize research, and speed up real work. But war, medicine, and critical systems still need people in the loop.