Grant Harvey

Our team manages nearly 20 spaces, 48 lists, and hundreds of contributors inside ClickUp. Here's what we've learned after nine months of running our entire content operation on the platform, and why the platform's AI layer is starting to change how we think about managing work at scale.

Ben Cherry joined The Neuron to show how real-time voice agents actually work, why production systems are harder than demos, and how builders can start with LiveKit’s starter repos, Agent Builder, Docs MCP server, and observability tools.

OpenAI's model disproved an 80-year-old math conjecture; Trump delayed an AI order while California prepared workers for disruption; Spotify and UMG licensed fan-made AI covers; quantum firms landed $2B in grants; Starbucks and Waymo hit real-world AI failures; Cohere released Command A+.

Greg Kamradt, Kol Tregaskes, and Google DeepMind point to the same idea: AGI is the wrong scoreboard because intelligence only matters when it can be trusted inside a frame. AI progress is therefor the expansion of what we can frame, test, and verify without losing contact with reality.

Google used I/O 2026 to show how Gemini 3.5, Spark, Omni, Search agents, Workspace, Android, YouTube, shopping, AI Studio, and Antigravity fit into one agent roadmap.

Google I/O pushed Gemini agents across Search, Android, Workspace, YouTube, and shopping; Anthropic hardened Managed Agents; SpaceX reportedly planned to buy Cursor; OpenAI expanded provenance and enterprise capacity; Co-Scientist landed in Nature.

Pathway put Lukasz Kaiser, Llion Jones, Mathias Lechner, and Adrian Kosowski in a boxing ring to debate whether Transformers still deserve the belt. The answer was less about one winner and more about the tests that will decide AI's next architecture.

Elon Musk’s OpenAI lawsuit ended because the jury found he waited too long to sue. The bigger question is what the trial exposed about AI’s weirdest corporate structure.