Top 10 AI posts for Oct 25, 2026
The ten most-liked posts about AI news, launches and research on X over the 24 hours to Oct 25, 6:35 AM ET, ranked by likes.
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Number 1. Tibo @thsottiaux
Day 20 of Tibo's daily Codex update series is "Rest and reset," and a follow-up post says it lands by midnight PST.
What it means for your workNothing to act on today. If you use Codex, this daily series is where its team shares what they are working on.
Day 20/ Rest and reset
9.2K likes 430 reposts 1K replies Open post on X by @thsottiaux
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Number 2. Tibo @thsottiaux
Tibo is looking for people who have scaled products before to help grow dots to 1 billion users.
What it means for your workNothing to act on unless you are hiring for, or looking for work on, a fast growing AI product.
DM if you want to help scale dots to 1B users and have done similar things in the past
7.4K likes 147 reposts 1.8K replies Open post on X by @thsottiaux
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Number 3. Elon Musk @elonmusk
Elon Musk promotes Grok Bot, quoting a TV clip where Phil Rosen tells Stuart Varney he uses it and calls xAI a frontier lab.
What it means for your workNothing new to act on. It is a plug for Grok, not a product change.
Try Grok @Bot https://t.co/8VX8SgP2Ri
6.5K likes 870 reposts 833 replies Open post on X by @elonmusk
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Number 4. Elon Musk @elonmusk
Replying to data showing GPUs still rent above a 6-year depreciation schedule (H200 +143%), Elon Musk compares compute to hiring smart people who keep improving.
What it means for your workNo action needed. It is one view on why demand for AI computing power, and what it rents for, stays high.
The way to think about this is: How many super smart and dedicated people do you want to hire? And they keep getting better. https://t.co/pfnAf3efnM
5.9K likes 539 reposts 627 replies Open post on X by @elonmusk
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Number 5. Elon Musk @elonmusk
Elon Musk shares a Grok conversation titled "Recent Catastrophic Bugs Found by AI."
What it means for your workWorth a look if you use AI to review code: the shared conversation is about bugs AI has found.
Wild times https://t.co/952dIb7LA8
5.5K likes 596 reposts 856 replies Open post on X by @elonmusk
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Number 6. Guillermo Rauch @rauchg
Guillermo Rauch says knowing when you are over-guiding or under-guiding AI is the number one skill he looks for.
What it means for your workA useful habit if your team works with AI tools: give enough direction to keep it on track, but not so much that you box it in.
There’ll be times where you over-guide the AI. It knows better than you and is more intelligent than you. There’ll be times where you under-guide the AI. It can go off-track, have the wrong biases, or miss context. How well you manage this superpower is the #0 skill I look for.
2.4K likes 116 reposts 304 replies Open post on X by @rauchg
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Number 7. Theo - t3.gg @theo
Theo jabs that more than a month after Opus 5.5 launched, people still have not shipped anything impressive with it.
What it means for your workNothing to act on. It is a jab at the hype, not news about Opus 5.5 itself.
It's been over a month since Opus 5.5 dropped and you still haven't shipped anything impressive with it https://t.co/irN1DfEOoW
2.3K likes 35 reposts 266 replies Open post on X by @theo
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Number 8. Theo - t3.gg @theo
Theo says he confirmed an Anthropic bug where Agents SDK usage drains 5-hour limits faster than Claude Code, and he has reported it.
What it means for your workIf you build with Anthropic's Agents SDK, expect your 5 hour limits to run out faster than in Claude Code until a fix lands. Weekly limits are not affected.
Spent a lot of time on this today. I confirmed it's a real bug on Anthropic's side. To be clear: this does not affect weekly limits. All Agents SDK usage will drain your 5h limits faster than using Claude Code directly. I have reported this to Anthropic, hoping for a fix soon. https://t.co/ZySgb0lmuF https://t.co/bUIVraqBPd
2K likes 45 reposts 225 replies Open post on X by @theo
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Number 9. Theo - t3.gg @theo
Theo says he ran a T3 Code thread on an Ubuntu computer that drove an iOS simulator on a connected Mac mini, and calls it the best iOS dev experience he has had.
What it means for your workIf you build iPhone apps with AI coding tools, this is one setup where the work runs on a Linux machine and the iOS simulator runs on a Mac mini.
I ran this thread on a computer running Ubuntu. It ran an iOS simulator using a mac mini I had connected via T3 Code. This is the best iOS dev experience I've ever had. https://t.co/BjcjCOIn36
1.3K likes 15 reposts 93 replies Open post on X by @theo
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Number 10. Chubby♨️ @kimmonismus
Chubby got a Surface Laptop Ultra with 128GB of unified memory from Microsoft and plans to use it as his main work laptop at GitHub Universe, for real work and local AI.
What it means for your workIf you are weighing a laptop that can run AI models locally, his test at GitHub Universe on Monday is one to watch.
Microsoft sent me a Surface Laptop Ultra with 128GB of unified memory. My MacBook Pro has suddenly become very quiet. Just got home from NVIDIA GTC, and this was waiting for me. Naturally, I’m giving it the most reasonable first test: taking it to GitHub Universe on Monday as my main work laptop. Real work, local AI, and a deeply irresponsible number of browser tabs. Can it actually replace my MacBook Pro? Or will I be borrowing someone’s Mac by Tuesday? Let’s unbox it.
983 likes 23 reposts 162 replies Open post on X by @kimmonismus
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