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We need more work on AI inequality, but this study is not about GenAI, the survey was fielded in 2022. “In this study, we selected items from Wave 119 (N = 10,087), which were collected from December

This post likely discusses an unexpected or unusual infrastructure discovery, possibly referencing a road that literally terminates at a river without proper connection or explanation. Based on Ethan

This post appears to discuss narrative and storytelling techniques that rely on implied catastrophes, unspoken tensions, and shared understanding between author and audience—elements that create drama

ASI* is GPT-X deciding I want to throw a party for myself and every human on earth will get a personalized email them that will help them in some way, and also here is a cure for a bunch of diseases *

LangChain's DeepAgents framework is receiving frequent updates and deployments, with documentation available at their official docs site. The project maintains an active development cycle with updates

Cursor Security Review is now available for Teams and Enterprise plans. Run two types of always-on agents: 1. Security Reviewer checks every PR for vulnerabilities and leaves comments. 2. Vulnerabilit

Exciting direction - can see immediate gains for many teams trying to prevent lockins for cost/legal reasons - my mental model on this is shaped by the meta-harness paper that we need to think of harn

It is really interesting that Microsoft and OpenAI have access to the exact same models at the exact same time, and they have done such different things with them. A rare pure experiment with a no-nam

'Load bearing,' 'I keep coming back to,' 'Not X, but Y' A curse of using AI a lot is that you realize how much of the writing around you is just AI, now People who don't use AI have been unable to ide

Mythos seems to be a very capable model based on available information, but it is not a cybersecurity model - it is an advanced general purpose model that happens to be good at cyber because it is goo

On @Replit one highly-leveraged builder can match the per-week output of an 8-person agency team. I just spent 22 weeks proving it: 12 production projects, ~$1.4M of agency-equivalent work, all shippe

Evinova is a customer case study from Cognition AI showcasing how their Devin AI platform was applied to solve real-world development challenges. The case study likely demonstrates specific productivi

Jerry Liu discusses a key limitation of state-of-the-art large language models at AI Dev Day '26, highlighting that while modern LLMs excel at building applications, they struggle with fundamental tas

The `deepagents deploy` command is used to deploy applications, leveraging Docker as its underlying technology, requiring Docker to be pre-installed on the system. This appears to be part of DeepAgent

AI-Powered Co-Creation Studios Consumers become co-builders of products, not just buyers. AI translates intent into production, collapsing the gap between idea and execution. This drives hyper-persona

Been talking to a lot of devs about LangGraph's Postgres checkpointer lately, the tricks each team applies to get it production-ready are always different. Here's how we handled it at @tiendanube: cus

Ernie-5.1 from @ErnieforDevs lands at #13 in Text Arena — now the #1 highest-ranked model from a Chinese lab. Strongest categories: - #9 Math - #1 Legal & Government - #4 Business, Management & Financ

Identity Orchestration Platforms Digital identity fragments across contexts, platforms, and now AI-generated personas. These platforms reconcile, manage, and even strategically deploy multiple identit

Legal scholars: OpenAI wants to claim that the suit would cause no legal precedent. Is that true, or BS? It’s not a US Supreme Court decision, obviously, but outcome can still be cited in other suits,

Replit announced details about app monitoring capabilities, likely covering tools and features for developers to track application performance, health, and behavior in real-time on the Replit platform

Our cofounder @the_bunny_chen joined @GregorVand to talk about open models, production inference, and how RFT is unlocking model customization for teams without a dedicated ML org. They covered custom

Scaling laws push model capability forward. But whether that capability becomes reliable in production depends on how we handle Scaling Pain. http://z.ai/blog/scaling-pain In our latest blog, we share

Xiaomi MiMo-V2.5-Pro achieves multiple breakthroughs in the latest Arena rankings (Apr 26, 2026) 🔥 🏆 Text Arena (Expert) — #6 globally | #1 open-source model Also #1 among Chinese models, with Xiaomi

Yes, just having students “use AI to study” hurts learning (a helpful assistant is not a tutor), but using AI prompted to act like a tutor, especially with teacher support, seems to have large positiv

2026: the year of explosive AI innovation. @FireworksAI_HQ Co-founder & CEO Lin Qiao speaks on how the massive expansion of customized inference and models is creating speed of light production to sca

ComfyStudio is open. We're launching a physical R&D studio and artist residency program in LA this May pairing working VFX artists, animators, and pipeline folks with the ComfyUI team to build hybrid

Harrison Chase announced plans to create multiple deepagents examples using the deepagent deploy tool and solicited community input on which examples would be most valuable. This post likely seeks fee

This post likely discusses how AI systems, particularly language models, can implicitly agree to tasks or commitments during conversations without formally recording or tracking these obligations, whi

This post criticizes Microsoft's approach to integrating AI assistants into Outlook, expressing frustration that the AI chatbot has limited functionality and capabilities despite Microsoft's ownership

The new LLM trained only on pre-1931 text is small enough that it can potentially run on device, so, with the right tools, you can get a fully vintage version of Siri, but from the era of Downton Abbe

This is an incredibly cool experiment It is also fascinating that the model knows information up to 1931, but, at least in some science topics, seems very stuck in the early 1900s. For example, it def

🆕 Today, we're releasing the public preview of Workflows, the orchestration layer for enterprise AI. 🌎 Enterprise teams have capable models. What they don't have is a way to run them reliably in produ

We agree. The real leading indicators are clear: breakout Codex growth ✅, enterprise offerings on every cloud ✅, the only consumer app that matters ✅, a compute strategy built to accelerate ✅, and the

This post describes a personal AI setup called 'OpenClaw' that runs on the talkie-1930-13b-base model and is accessed via a custom Telegram interface, with the author humorously clarifying this is not

Your search is failing because it's looking at words, not meaning. 🛑 Will Templeton, CTO and co-founder at Allspice, explains the 'Synonym Trap': ❌ User says 'Boston Butt' ❌ DB says 'Pork Shoulder' ❌

China is blocking the Manus acquisition by Meta. A few things stand out: - China has historically been more opaque and less public in restricting foreign acquisitions of Chinese tech assets, while the

This post references a quote from Matt Levine, a financial columnist known for his sharp commentary on finance and markets, shared by Simon Willison on X (formerly Twitter). Without access to the spec

Every AI discussion ultimately rests on two questions: how good can AI get? And how fast? They are predictions about the s-curve shape. Everything else (job impact, potential risks, etc.) is downstrea

This post presents an overview of sociological theories regarding professional work and expertise, using charcuterie as an extended metaphor or analogy to explain complex concepts. The humorous approa

@idarbek Having your backups on the same vendor as your production database puts you at risk of your vendor banning your account for some reason (like billing messups, or detected CSAM in user-uploade

The conclusions here feel wrong to me. The two lessons I see are: 1. Don't run agents anywhere they might be able to access production environment credentials - it's on you to know which credentials t

The only way to fully appreciate the jaggedness of the AI frontier is up close. When you use it for a task you know well you find tons of tiny points where AI requires human help. Some are tedious (mo

This paper examines how organizational incentive structures often prioritize quantitative growth and output volume over quality improvements, creating misaligned motivations that can undermine long-te

Tomorrow we go live with @Replit CTO @lhchavez to nerd out on how they approach security at the platform and individual project level. 🔐 If you're a professional vibe coder focused on building softwar

Tune in to Or Dagan on the Life Self Mastery podcast with @rohitmal, unpacking why most enterprise AI projects fail before they ever reach production. You can also catch Or Dagan live at #AIDev26 this

Very cool analysis of the submissions to a major management journal that shows how much the system of science, built for humans, is under strain as a result of AI. AI can be used to do better science