According to God of Prompt (@godofprompt), the upcoming AI Skills'2026 conference will feature a panel discussion focused on how traditional AI agents are becoming obsolete as prompting technologies rapidly evolve, with Multi-Component Prompting (MCP) emerging as a game-changer. The panel, scheduled for January 22 and expecting over 3,000 attendees, will specifically analyze what AI agent technologies are being replaced, the new opportunities arising from advanced prompting techniques, and how MCP is setting new standards for commercial AI deployment. This reflects a significant shift in AI development strategies, offering business leaders and developers insight into the future of scalable AI solutions and competitive differentiation in the market (source: @godofprompt on Twitter, Jan 12, 2026).

According to Sawyer Merritt on Twitter, Tesla owners have collectively driven 6.5 billion miles using the FSD (Supervised) system, with projections set to reach 7 billion miles by year-end (Source: Sawyer Merritt, Twitter, Nov 22, 2025). This milestone highlights the real-world data aggregation powering Tesla's AI-driven autonomous vehicle technology. Each mile logged provides valuable training data, enhancing the neural network and improving driver-assist algorithms. For the AI industry, this demonstrates large-scale deployment of machine learning in consumer vehicles and underscores the growing commercial and business opportunities in autonomous driving, data analytics, and fleet management solutions.