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ElynosAI retweeted
Google put Gemini 4 Hydrogen in Search for everyone today. Carbon got the big launch, but this cheap fast one is the model most people will actually touch.
Faster is nice. The one I'd want tested is the 5x drop in made-up claims. If that holds up in Search, people slowly stop double checking AI answers. If it doesn't, a lot of people just got wrong answers faster.
— Mistress Àdébọlá 🖤
ElynosAI retweeted
I said I'd occasionally show up looking pretty. Today is occasionally.
— Mistress Àdébọlá 🖤
ElynosAI retweeted
U.S. mortgage rates fell to 7.11% this week, but that's still above 6.24% a year ago. A falling rate isn't the same as affordable housing. Lower financing costs help; housing supply and household incomes determine how far that relief goes.
— Mistress Àdébólá 🖤
ElynosAI retweeted
The economics of automation goes beyond productivity gains.
When AI reduces operational costs but introduces new risks around accountability, oversight, and decision-making, those risks become part of the true cost of adoption.
At @ElynosAI, we’re approaching this as an engineering problem, not just a technological opportunity.
Efficiency matters. Accountability matters just as much.
Automation without accountability is a liability.
An AI system completing a task is one thing. Knowing what it did, why it did it, and who authorised the action is another.
For businesses, reliable AI requires more than intelligent models. It requires traceability, access controls, human oversight, and clear operational boundaries.
At ElynosAI, these principles inform our approach to engineering intelligent systems.
Intelligence needs accountability.
#EnterpriseAI #AIEngineering #ElynosAI
ElynosAI retweeted
@ElynosAI is the game changer 💪🏾. A trail blazer 🔥 in AI Business Assistants, Business Automation, Enterprise AI, Data and Knowledge systems etc
Anticipate massive adaption soon 🚀
In oil and gas, you don’t just automate a process and hope everything works. You build in safeguards, monitoring, and clear lines of responsibility.
I believe enterprise AI deserves that same discipline.
That’s part of what we’re working toward at @ElynosAI.
AI should make businesses more capable, not less accountable.
ElynosAI retweeted
Google just built an AI chip for regulated industries.
TPU 8tx keeps data encrypted even while the model runs. Up to 2x lower latency.
Hardware is finally chasing the trust problem.
Would you run customer data through AI without that?
Today, we're expanding our eighth-generation TPU portfolio with two new systems built specifically for the agentic era — bringing our total to four distinct eighth-generation TPU systems launched in a single year.
TPU 8i Max was built for massive context windows and the highest compute density per rack, and TPU 8tx is optimized for secure and confidential inference. While flexible across workloads, the four systems in our 8th gen TPU portfolio give developers and organizations a purpose-built accelerator for every stage of the agentic lifecycle.
@AminVahdat, SVP and Chief Technologist, AI and Infrastructure, explains why we're expanding our TPU portfolio and what everyone needs to know about TPU 8tx and 8i Max ⬇️
ElynosAI retweeted
This is exactly the direction we're building toward at ElynosAI.
AI should do more than automate tasks. It should operate within secure, accountable systems where human oversight remains central.
Intelligent automation. Human control. Engineering that delivers real value.
I’m building @ElynosAI for businesses in regulated industries. The idea is to let AI do the groundwork while a person approves the action, with a record of every decision.
ElynosAI retweeted
The real opportunity in AI isn’t building another chatbot. It’s engineering systems that solve complex problems, integrate into real-world operations, and create measurable value.
That’s the vision we’re pursuing at @ElynosAI.
We’re not here to follow the hype. We’re here to build what matters.
ElynosAI retweeted
We’re building ElynosAI because AI is ready to do real work in banks, hospitals and logistics companies, but nobody there can hand it the keys.
So we put a human in the loop. The AI drafts the action. A person approves it. Every decision is logged.
Governed AI. That's the whole idea.
If you run AI in a regulated industry, my DMs are open.
ElynosAI retweeted
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Treat AI like a senior hire and give it context, a goal, and a way to check its work. That’s how we build at @ElynosAI, where the AI drafts and a human approves. elynosai.com
Which one are you trying first?
ElynosAI retweeted
I built an AI assistant. Then I found myself arguing with it. 😂
My personal AI assistant, Adeoluwa, was tasked with reviewing marketing materials before approval.
It approved them.
When I reviewed the work myself, I wasn’t satisfied with the quality. So I challenged its assessment.
Instead of reconsidering, Adeoluwa presented technical arguments defending its decision.
I pushed back. It doubled down. 😭
Imagine debating a system you built yourself.
I eventually reconfigured it, not to agree with me, but to improve its ability to question its own reasoning and recognize when reassessment is necessary.
That experience reinforced an important lesson about the future of artificial intelligence.
AI autonomy without accountability is a business risk.
As a Full Stack Technologist and Co-Founder of @ElynosAI, I believe the conversation around AI needs to move beyond how much human involvement we can eliminate.
Yes, automation improves efficiency, reduces costs, and enables scale.
But a technically convincing AI response isn’t necessarily a correct one.
And human judgment isn’t infallible either.
The solution isn’t to make AI dependent on humans for every minor task. It’s to engineer intelligent systems with appropriate oversight, transparent decision-making, verification mechanisms, and the ability to accept correction.
At ElynosAI, that’s the philosophy guiding how we approach enterprise AI engineering: building systems that are capable of autonomous execution while remaining governable and accountable.
Because the future of AI isn’t simply about what machines can do independently.
It’s about what we can responsibly trust them to do.
What’s your perspective? Should AI eventually operate entirely without human oversight?
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#ArtificialIntelligence #AIAgents #ResponsibleAI #HumanInTheLoop #ElynosAI
ElynosAI retweeted
In the oilfield one bad reading could cost lives. In finance and healthcare, one bad AI answer costs trust.
At @ElynosAI the AI drafts, a human approves, and every decision gets logged. elynosai.com
ElynosAI retweeted
“Who has the latest version?”
If that question keeps coming up in your team, it might be time for a better system.
ElynosAI builds custom software that brings your team’s information and workflows together.
Less searching. More getting things done.
Let’s talk about what your business needs. elynosai.com
ElynosAI retweeted
So these two have been dating for about two years. The guy is in the US, while the lady is somewhere in Germany. They finally met some days ago, and this guy discovered that every picture this girl had been sending him was AI-generated.
He went back to the US and blocked her. 😭
ElynosAI retweeted
Morning y'all. Monday again and I'm actually glad about it
Got a list of stuff to build this week. Doing my part and trusting God with the rest
ElynosAI retweeted
20+ Years in Oil & Gas. Now I’m Building in AI and Technology.
If you had told me years ago that I’d be transitioning from oil and gas into the world of artificial intelligence and technology, I probably would have had a few questions.
After more than two decades working in oil and gas, particularly in measurement, I’ve learned that precision matters, systems matter, and the smallest inefficiencies can have significant consequences.
I’ve seen firsthand how industries depend on accurate data, reliable infrastructure, and people who know how to solve problems under pressure.
And somewhere along the way, I started asking myself a different question.
What happens when we combine decades of industrial experience with the possibilities of artificial intelligence?
That’s where my interest in technology became something much bigger.
Today, I’m taking that experience into a new chapter, building in AI, intelligent automation, and digital infrastructure through ElynosAI.
I’m not entering tech because it’s trending. I’m entering because I believe the next generation of innovation will come from people who understand real-world problems and know how to build technology that solves them.
And if there’s one thing 20+ years in oil and gas has taught me, it’s that no industry stands still forever.
I’m still learning. Still building. Still challenging myself.
The industry may be changing, but the experience comes with me.
Here’s something I’d genuinely love to hear your thoughts on:
Do you think professionals with decades of experience in traditional industries have an advantage when transitioning into AI and technology?
Or does entering tech require starting from scratch?
I’d love to hear from people who’ve made similar transitions.
#ArtificialIntelligence #OilAndGas #Technology #CareerTransition #Leadership #Innovation
