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Anthropic Announces Temporary Suspension of Fable 5 and Mythos 5

According to a statement shared by Anthropic, the U.S. government has issued an export control directive requiring the company to suspend access to Fable 5 and Mythos 5 for all foreign nationals, both inside and outside the United States, including foreign-national Anthropic employees.

As a result, Anthropic has temporarily disabled these two models for all customers to ensure compliance with the order.

💭All other Claude models remain available and are not affected.

Anthropic stated that it believes this is a misunderstanding and is actively working to restore access to Fable 5 and Mythos 5 as soon as possible.

#AI #Anthropic #Claude #ArtificialIntelligence #TechNews #LLM
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Here is the apk

Kimi K2.7 Code is now available on Ollama Cloud!
Kimi K2.7 Code is a coding-focused AI model designed for real-world, long-horizon development tasks. It supports a massive 256K context window, vision input, and improves end-to-end task completion while using around 30% fewer thinking tokens.

The model runs on NVIDIA B300 datacenter GPUs and keeps your data private — conversations are never used for training.

Run it with your favorite coding tools:
Claude Code:
"ollama launch claude --model kimi-k2.7-code:cloud"

Codex:
"ollama launch codex --model kimi-k2.7-code:cloud"

Codex Desktop:
"ollama launch codex-app --model kimi-k2.7-code:cloud"

OpenCode:
"ollama launch opencode --model kimi-k2.7-code:cloud"

Cline CLI:
"ollama launch cline --model kimi-k2.7-code:cloud"

Chat directly:
"ollama run kimi-k2.7-code:cloud"
#AI #Coding #Ollama #KimiAI #LLM #OpenSourceAI

@From_Code_to_Creation

LangChain open-sourced Deep Agents ( the most powerful Agentic Ai ).

https://github.com/langchain-ai/deepagents

My new logo

Subhanallah… it feels like we started just yesterday.

Five years of classes, challenges, memories, and growth passed faster than I ever imagined. Only 10 days left until graduation — a chapter that shaped us in ways we will carry for the rest of our lives 🎓...

# Lesson 1/10 : I Understood this Too Late ( I wish someone had told me this earlier during my campus journey )

"Visibility, Branding, and Networking Changes Everything"

One of the biggest shifts in my thinking during university came from realizing that skills alone are not enough. There are many talented students who remain unnoticed simply because they stay silent. I used to believe that if I kept building and improving in the background, opportunities would eventually find me. But over time, I learned that opportunities won't come naturally, you have to create it intentionally through visibility.

I also didn’t take content creation seriously at first. I thought it was only for influencers or experts, not someone like me. In fact, I only started creating content consistently during my final year. Looking back, I wish I had started much earlier.

What surprised me was how quickly things changed once I became visible. Through LinkedIn, Telegram, TikTok, and other platforms, I started connecting with people I would have never met otherwise. New opportunities appeared, conversations started, communities grew, and people began recognizing my work before they ever met me. Some of the most valuable things I've experienced came through people who discovered my work online.

I realized that posting is not about pretending to be an expert. It's about documenting your journey, sharing your thoughts, expressing your ideas, and letting people see what you're building. You don't need to be perfect, you just need to start.

Networking, in its simplest form, is just building genuine relationships over time. It isn't about asking people for favors. It's about showing up consistently, creating value, and staying connected.

Looking back, one lesson stands out clearly: skills get you started, but visibility, communication, and networking determine how far you go. Building in silence kept me invisible for years. Building in public started opening doors I didn't even know existed.

@wadehlife

There are days when it feels like everything is going wrong.
Not a single line of code works, every test case fails, and giving up seems like the easiest option.

But then I remind myself:
Every error I face today will become a story I'll tell someone tomorrow.
Every bug teaches something. Every failure makes me a better developer.

So keep coding. Keep debugging. Don't give up. 💻

A single comma caused all that case to fail😁

The Takeaway :

Think long-term.

Start saving before you need savings.
Start applying before you feel ready.

And don't be afraid of rejection, it often teaches more than acceptance.

Financial Discipline | Career Readiness | Long-Term Thinking

@wadehlife

Applications are now open for the AI UniPod Bootcamp – Second Cohort!

Are you an early-stage AI founder in Ethiopia building the future of Health, Agriculture, Finance, Tourism, or Education? It is time to refine your functional AI prototype and accelerate its journey toward becoming a commercially viable, investor-ready venture.

Join an intensive 10-day AI bootcamp designed for promising startups at the AI UniPod innovation hub. The program offers hands-on AI and business training, technical workshops, mentorship, access to advanced workspaces, and a stakeholder Demo Day.

📅 Application Deadline: June 27, 2026
📍 Bootcamp Cohort: July 2026
🔗 Apply now: https://forms.gle/8CD4J7zBCRhDW4g66

Women founders are highly encouraged to apply!

#AIUniPodBootcamp #PrototypeToMarket #EthiopiaInnovates

Today I realized something amazing about how humans learn.
Most people think you have to create a separate plan for every skill you want to learn. But I don't think that's always true.
Sometimes, all you need is one meaningful goal. That single goal forces you to develop many different skills along the way.
Today I uploaded my second TikTok video, and it made me realize this. Before starting, I had never edited a video in my life. I didn't make a plan to "learn video editing." I simply needed to create a video, so I learned editing because it was necessary.

That's exactly what the Arabic proverb says:
الحاجة أم الاختراع
*"Necessity is the mother of invention."*

When you truly need something, your mind naturally focuses on learning the skills required to achieve it.
So instead of making endless plans to learn dozens of separate skills, choose one meaningful project. Let that project pull the skills out of you.
Sometimes, the best way to learn isn't by studying every skill individually—it's by chasing a goal that demands them.
@From_Code_to_Creation

# Lesson 6/10 : I Understood this Too Late ( I wish someone had told me this earlier during my campus journey )

"Learn Business Thinking, Not Just Technical Skills"

For a long time, I focused almost entirely on improving my technical skills. I believed that becoming better at coding, tools, and building systems was enough to create opportunities. But over time, I realized that skills alone are not enough if you do not understand how value is created in the real world.

I also learned that communication is just as important as creation. Whether you are applying for a job, pitching a project, or presenting an idea, your ability to clearly explain value often determines the outcome more than the technical depth behind it.

Another thing I used to underestimate is sales. I used to think sales was only for business people or entrepreneurs, but I later realized that everyone is involved in sales in some form. You are always selling an idea, a skill, or a solution. Learning how to communicate value clearly is a life skill, not just a business skill.

I also realized the importance of understanding how technology connects to business. Many students can build things, but very few understand how those things generate value, attract users, or solve real market needs. That understanding creates a major advantage in any career path.

Looking back, I understand this clearly now: technical skills help you build, but business thinking helps you create impact.

@wadehlife