AI大佬集体转向政治发声
Yann LeCun 连续转发35条反特朗普政治推文，Sam Altman 则发布世界杯观赛内容。AI 顶级人物正将公共影响力投入政治议题，而非技术讨论。
LeCun 的密集政治发声时间点值得注意——Meta 正面临欧盟 AI 法案合规压力，同时其 Llama 系列开源策略被美国政府以国家安全名义审查。高调站队民主党可能是对冲监管风险的姿态，也可能是个人行为，但 Meta 至今未作切割说明。
对 AI 创业者而言，这是一个信号：头部实验室的公关策略正在从"技术中立"转向"价值观明确"，未来招聘、融资、政策游说都可能需要选边。如果你在北美做 AI 基础设施或面向政府的市场，现在需要评估创始团队的政治可见度是否会成为客户决策因素。
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查看原文 →Here is how to build your first agentic loop with Claude Code: 1. Open your terminal. 2. Create an empty folder and move into it. 3. Run the following command: ************************* claude -p "Write fibonnacy(n) in a Python file. Write tests for it, including edge cases. Run pytest after every change. Don't stop until every test passes." \ --allowedTools "Read,Write,Edit,Bash(python3 -m pytest:*),Bash(pytest:*)"\ --max-turns 15 ************************* That's it. If you have Python and pytest installed on your system, Claude will implement the Fibonacci function and test it. There are 3 things you need to know about this command: First, it uses the -p flag to run Claude Code non-interactively. It takes a prompt, runs the full agent loop, prints the result, and exits. Second, the --allowedTools flag pre-approves exactly what the agent can touch, so Claude doesn't need to ask you every time. Third, the --max-turns flag caps the number of agentic turns the loop can run. When it hits the cap, the run exits with an error instead of grinding forever. This is just a simple "Hello World"-type example to get you started. The key on every loop is the verification step: how does the agent know it is done? Coming up with the evaluation criteria is probably the most important step in building a loop. In this example, I'm asking Claude to write unit tests and use them to evaluate the code. This works for something simple, but you'll need a much more robust evaluation for anything more complex. Something worth mentioning: building the verification step is where a ton of my time is going right now. The agent is writing the code, and the agent is verifying that the code (and the product) work as intended. My job has become defining what "works" looks like.
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