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Meta is rolling out its Meta AI chatbot within Threads' DMs, allowing users to chat privately with the AI assistant, share posts, images, links, and videos, aiming to keep users within its ecosystem and discourage use of third-party assistants. Rollout begins globally from Monday.
A blog post exploring parallel programming concepts through the lens of the HipKittens paper, focusing on the eight-wave ping-pong schedule that overlaps computation with memory movement on AMD GPUs, drawing philosophical parallels to Zen principles.
A comparison of engagement on X (Twitter) versus Threads for tech-related content, noting that X appears more active despite Threads claiming higher user numbers.
This article summarizes a WIRED podcast episode covering Threads reaching 500 million monthly users, the delayed launch of the Trump-branded T1 phone, and a political scandal in Maine's Senate race.
Shubham Saboo argues that markdown files will become critical in 2026, serving as agents, products, or even startups that can self-improve in a loop. He also shares how he built an AI agent team that runs 24/7 via Telegram.
Bun has an open pull request that adds support for shared-memory threads to JavaScriptCore, the JavaScript engine underlying WebKit. This enhancement could improve performance for multi-threaded JavaScript workloads in Bun.
Social media platforms like Threads, Instagram, and TikTok are introducing tools that allow users to personalize their recommendation algorithms, giving users more control over their feeds.
Threads has surpassed 500 million monthly active users, and Meta is introducing new features like Communities and 'Your Algo' to give users more control over their algorithm.
The article examines the ongoing fragmentation of social media for live sports commentary, noting that no platform has yet replicated Twitter's real-time communal experience as the 2026 World Cup nears.
A post claims that X grew its US unique visitors from June 2025 to March 2026, while Threads and Bluesky saw significant drops, contradicting media predictions of X's decline.
Codex has launched a powerful new feature that allows archiving dozens of large thread sessions at once, running smoothly without lag.
Codex now allows users to prompt it to create new threads within its interface.
Guinness Chen announces that Codex can now manage its own threads, including creation, search, organization, pinning, and worktree spin-up for parallel tasks.
Santiago (@svpino) highlights AG-UI as the fastest-growing agentic protocol after MCP, a lightweight event-streaming protocol for building user-facing AI agents with support for real-time updates, tool orchestration, shared mutable state, security, UI sync, and now threads for resumable conversations.
Meta is testing a Meta AI account on Threads that users can tag for answers, but they cannot block the account, sparking backlash. The feature is initially available in select countries as a test.