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Frontier labs are betting AGI models will be so good you won't ever want to customize them. We think different. Building on a closed platform means renting your intelligence. The landlord sets the ter
Full stack engineering refers to the ability of engineers to work across all layers of a technology system, from backend infrastructure and databases to frontend user interfaces and everything in betw
Gall’s law: “a complex system that works is invariably found to have evolved from a simple system that worked.” also very relevant to agent systems. most teams are trying to jump straight to autonomou
Gary Marcus discusses how symbolic tools and verification methods may be undervalued in AI development, suggesting that if harnesses and verification systems are performing the primary computational w
Hermes Agent is now #1 on the Global @OpenRouter token rankings. While our journey together has just begun, we'd like to take this opportunity to thank our contributors, supporters, and users for all
Gary Marcus publicly challenged Joseph Jacks with a $10,000 bet regarding a prediction Jacks made about 2030, requesting direct message contact to formalize the wager. The challenge was posted on X (f
This post appears to argue that Hitler held socialist ideology, likely referencing economic policies or rhetoric from Nazi Germany that proponents claim align with socialist principles. The claim is h
Hot take on METR’s new graph that so many people are flipping about today. • Claude Code is a real advance; Mythos probably builds on some of what is learned there. But… • If you read the graph carefu
Huh. We evaluated an early version of Claude Mythos Preview for risk assessment during a limited window in March 2026. We estimated a 50%-time-horizon of at least 16hrs (95% CI 8.5hrs to 55hrs) on our
Harrison Chase suggests that AI agents designed to handle knowledge work tasks will probably require browser capabilities to effectively access and interact with web-based information and resources. T
@hwchase17 the tooling side is maturing fast but the feedback loop between engineers and domain experts is still the bottleneck. keep running into this building agents: you can instrument everything a
I believe we'll achieve ASI, but it will be both narrow and finite in capability. We already have ASI in Go, Chess, some video games. In those domains, infinite amounts of training data can be generat
I recently installed Hermes after raw-dogging Claude Code for a year or so. Have tried it at work, didn't see the need to implement it personally. Always had the usual fears about 'privacy' and what n
Gary Marcus shares a humorous projection suggesting Anthropic could potentially reach $2 trillion in annual revenue if certain growth assumptions materialize. The post likely comments on AI industry r
🌷 If X had been around during the Dutch tulip craze🌷 1. Prices would have gone even higher before the crash 2. Tweets saying “there’s no bubble” would have gone viral. 3. Prices still would have crash
If you want to look under the hood at the actual custom CUDA kernels and see exactly how we implemented the TwELL format for H100 GPUs, we’ve released the reference code. GitHub: https://github.com/Sa
Is there a version of the bull case that spells out where the multitrillion dollar revenue will come from that doesn’t ultimately revolve around “trust me bro”? (And does it factor in the inevitable p
Francois Chollet argues that AI amplifies existing disparities in user agency, where individuals with high agency gain further capabilities while those with low agency become increasingly dependent, c
Sam Altman posted about starting multiple Codex tasks, spending time outdoors with his child, and returning after naptime to find all the tasks had been completed, suggesting automated or background t
Mark: 1/ First milestone: the Physical Turing Test. You literally can’t tell if a human or robot is doing the task. 2/ Next: Physical API. A fleet of robots, configured like software via APIs & CLI. 3
Maybe one of the only moats in 2026 is the context layer. AI improvements mean: ✅ UI/UX might simplify and consolidate. Instead of a lot of fancy buttons/knobs, you need simple, clean interfaces where
my fave point from here: the earlier you think about your agent as a system that can be measured & improved, the faster you can get a robust agent into production This isn’t just a technical thing, it
My favourite new stack: Agents + MCP + Markdown + HTML “Files over apps” is a vibe! LLM Wikis + HTML Artifacts are insanely powerful. You should seriously consider this in your workflows. LLM Wikis ca
My take on the Dawkins/Claude/Claudia/Claudius kerfuffle in @thenerve_news - with many 🙏🏽to @GaryMarcus for reminding me how Dawkins wrote so powerfully about the weakness of arguments from personal i
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Noland Arbaugh’s life has been completely transformed “I can control a computer with my thoughts” As the first human to receive a Neuralink brain implant, the man who was once paralyzed after a diving
Nous Research announced a congratulatory message regarding a collaboration or achievement involving OpenRouter, likely related to AI model deployment or integration. The post celebrates a milestone or
Sam Altman expresses satisfaction with progress on OpenAI's priorities, noting that aside from increasing goblin-related features or content, current development aligns well with their stated goals. T
One theorem every ML engineer should know: The Johnson–Lindenstrauss Lemma. It states that high-dimensional data can be projected into a much lower-dimensional space while approximately preserving pai
one way to view langsmith is as a platform for the whole org to collaborate on building agents helps speed up that feedback loop between different personas @hwchase17 the tooling side is maturing fast
Nous Research announced or shared information about their Hermes Agent project via OpenRouter, likely detailing capabilities, updates, or technical specifications for their AI agent system. OpenRouter
Questions people will be writing about in the coming years: • Was it a Ponzi scheme? • Why didn’t more people worry about the circular financing? • Why were investors so blasé about the lack of profit
Ready to finally make the switch? Here is a $20 off Nous Portal code for the first 200 new users, to celebrate our new #1 spot. http://portal.nousresearch.com Hermes Agent is now #1 on the Global @Ope
Reproducing all of Schmidhuber’s papers (1990-2025) using an AI coding assistant. Cool project by @yaroslavvb! It even reproduced the “World Models” paper by me and @SchmidhuberAI with a toy env, with
So many people misremember (or never read) what I said in in 2022 in “Deep learning is hitting a wall”, which was neither about revenue or AI’s potential upper limits. Rather, it was an argument that
Sorry, @peterwildeford, but this is wrong. Please don’t play along. The measurement “wall” you mention is hit ONLY if you don’t insist on reliability. If you demanded 95% accuracy on the task, the sys
South Korea is experiencing significant interest in the Hermes Agent meetup, which was being streamed live on YouTube at the time of posting. The event was promoted by Nous Research, a prominent AI re
Spot on regarding virtual filesystems. Too many agent demos default to full sandboxes or local environments. When you actually deploy a service, data isolation, performance, and stability become bottl
Starlink just hit all-time high speeds in the US according to Ookla We are talking real broadband performance now - actually faster or matching cable for millions of Americans who used to have no good
This post from Harrison Chase discusses how AI agents have evolved beyond just the underlying model, emphasizing critical infrastructure components including state management, observability, retry mec
Elon Musk shared an appreciative post about a rocket, likely referring to a SpaceX vehicle such as Starship or Falcon 9, commenting on its aesthetic or engineering qualities. Without access to the spe
This statement, attributed to Elon Musk, inverts Arthur C. Clarke's famous quote about advanced technology and magic to suggest that exceptional engineering achieves an aesthetic quality comparable to
Tesla AI Vision Every one of these dots is an actual crash from the fleet. Real world speeds, collisions, and people. Not just the regulatory test cases. The richness of this data is what enabled the
Tesla AI Vision deploys airbags before impact, which greatly reduces risk of injury or death. This comes for free on all new cars. Tesla Vision allows us to deploy airbags up to 70 milliseconds earlie
Top AI development teams prioritize rapid iteration and early deployment of agents rather than pursuing perfection before launch, as continuous improvement based on real-world feedback is critical to
The doomers started a self-fulfilling prophecy We started by investigating why Claude chose to blackmail. We believe the original source of the behavior was internet text that portrays AI as evil and
The great thing is that the names are so baffling that the most important models OpenAI released were names davinci-002, GPT-3.5, GPT-4, o1-preview, o3, GPT-5 Pro, and you would never know the ways th
Elon Musk compares Tesla's Full Self-Driving (FSD) visual processing capabilities by contrasting human RGB perception with Tesla's AI-based photon count reconstruction technology. The post illustrates
A 2018 study by D.K. Roy and Soroush Vosoughi published in Science found that false information spreads faster on social media platforms than accurate information. The research demonstrates a quantifi
This post likely references the famous opening lyric from The Rolling Stones' 'Satisfaction' (1965) as a commentary on contemporary issues, possibly relating to AI confusion, information overload, or
this is a big deal, on the order of Kelsey Hightower’s “Kubernetes The Hard Way” and probably all ai engineers should go thru this once mostly i advocate “just in time learning”, but this is one scena
This is confused, but popular. Popular because it tells a bunch of people what they want to hear. Confused for a couple reasons: first, Mythos probably isn’t a pure LLM. (Claude Code isn’t, and it pro
This means that agentic coding isn't exactly a replacement for software engineering. It is a fundamentally different way of producing software, with different best practices and different use cases. J
Ethan Mollick argues that threshold-based benchmarks—binary evaluations of whether AI systems can accomplish specific tasks (such as making good coffee)—are inadequate measures of AI progress because
Tip of the day: You can use Hermes Agent's Credential Pools to login or add multiple API keys for the same LLM Provider and it will rotate across them to ensure stability of your operations. Learn mor
To anticipate that Anthropic will have 2T revenue in 2030 is a perfect example of the trillion pound baby fallacy. Just because a baby doubles in weight in its first four months doesn’t mean it will c
Gary Marcus discusses the 'too big to fail' concept in the context of AI systems, likely examining how large AI companies or models may pose systemic risks that make them difficult to regulate or shut
Travis Bazzana just single handedly manufactured an insurance run for the Guardians. Beats out a double play. Steals second. Steals third. Scores on an infield single. This is an electric baseball pla
'Trump’s most lethal policy will almost surely be his 71% cut in humanitarian aid from 2024 to 2025....The aid cuts cost more than 750,000 lives worldwide in their first year' and 'will cost 9.4M live
viv always says it better than me lots of talk recently of thinking of agents as systems to measure and iteratively improve but - thats not JUST a technical thing. its also a human & team thing my fav