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https://x.com/walden_yan/status/2052070983083942322?s=20 Cool to see failure modes of different coding agents in new report from @greptile - seems like Devin is better than humans in almost all catego
https://x.com/walden_yan/status/2052070983083942322?s=20 Cool to see failure modes of different coding agents in new report from @greptile - seems like Devin is better than humans in almost all catego
Simon Willison asks Jarred Sumner whether he actually reads all the discussion and chatter that occurs during code reviews, suggesting there may be too much communication to reasonably process. The po
i have nothing against companies selling data if they are upfront about it, but this messaging feels a bit misleading: 'AI shouldn’t replace you. It should make you irreplaceable.' When their terms of
Dylan Patel posted about winning a pushup competition against a user named @jxnlco on X (formerly Twitter). The post uses casual internet slang ('mogged,' meaning decisively outperformed) to describe
I ❤️ NYC We're hosting two in-person events next Wednesday: 1️⃣ FinParse workshop: Build AI agents to extract and act over the most complex financial documents 2️⃣ AI Happy Hour with Tabs: drinks, con
I repeat, the bubble is in the 'e' not the 'p' in today's PE ratios. The hucksters and talking heads will, as always, fail to realize until it's too late. But it's a very simple set up. Hyperscalers g
I think of @SpaceX as having 5 layers Layer 1: Launch Layer 2: Connectivity Layer 3: Compute / hyperscaler Layer 4: Applications / models Layer 5: Other bets (Terafab, Moon, pt to pt, etc) This partne
I usually avoid commenting too much on industry deals, but this one is fascinating. Certainly seems like a blow to the idea that Grok will remain a frontier model. Our agreement with @SpaceX means we
I was talking with @josephruscio on the @heavybit podcast the other day when I realized that vibe coding and agentic engineering have started to blur a bit in some of my work - I published some extrac
If Forbes had only waited to hear the testimony at this week’s trial Or read @_KarenHao’s book Or @RonanFarrow’s @newyorker investigation Or my own writings since fall 2023 They would have realized ho
Simon Willison provided live coverage of the Claude with Code event keynote in San Francisco on May 6, 2026, via his blog. The post documents real-time updates and commentary from the keynote presenta
I'm disappointed by repeatedly hearing that my colleagues at Anthropic believe they are the only ones who should be trusted with building AI. It is *very good* there are a diversity of people building
Important nuance: the jury at this Musk-OpenAI trial is an *advisory* jury, hence not binding on the judge, and is only looking at liability (not damages, if any). Thanks to @bahhradx for correcting a
inference >>> Ramp's monthly Top Software Vendors is one of the best signals for where to work, where to invest, or who to sell to. Here are May's breakout + fastest growing vendors. We observe that @
Introducing Factory Describe your idea in one sentence and Factory builds the first draft of the production for you. It plans the scenes, chooses the models, generates the assets, and wires everything
🧠 Introducing NeuralBench: a unified, open-source framework to benchmark NeuroAI models. v1.0: 36 EEG tasks, 94 datasets, task-specific + foundation models. MEG/fMRI ready. MIT-licensed, FAIR's Brain
Introducing the ChatGPT Futures Class of 2026—26 honorees from the first graduating class to have had ChatGPT throughout all four years of university, who used AI to: - Map 1.5M previously unknown obj
Introducing TokenSpeed, a speed-of-light LLM inference engine. > TensorRT LLM level performance > vLLM level usability > Built by a lean and mission-driven team in two months > MIT license, open-sourc
It feels like agent harness evolution runs on two axes that usually get conflated. There’s the temporal axis: simplify as models improve, stripping components that compensated for limitations the new
Boris Cherny shares positive feedback about the early adoption of Claude Code, expressing enthusiasm for the projects users are building with the tool and highlighting the importance of community feed
It's time to build NYC's physical AI community. We're hosting a small dinner in NYC for engineers and people building across robotics, autonomous systems, and world models. It's a pretty unique and sp
just want to go back to how much intense pushback i got on this story at all levels of the company at the time, and how people speak very differently when under the threat of perjury lot of names etch
Last week I gave a talk at AI Dev ’26 by @DeepLearningAI on “AI can’t read PDFs, how do we fix it” . I’m sharing the slides publicly if others are interested in doing a deep dive into document underst
Let's consult the historical record to see what the Aztec society was up to when the Spanish conquered it. First, from Cortes: “They have a most horrid and abominable custom which truly ought to be pu
Tim Harford compares large language models to tricksters, arguing that LLMs excel at generating plausible-sounding text without necessarily ensuring accuracy or truthfulness. The article likely explor
.@ListenLabs Co-Founder & CTO @florian_jue on the 2 types of engineers who build great agents: 1/ Those who know what LLMs can and can't do, and can feel when something's off 2/ Product engineers who
LlamaIndex NYC takeover, 5/13 🗽 Our CEO Jerry Liu is in town. Two events, open to every NYC builder: 🛠️ FinParse Workshop — laptops out, hands-on with @jerryjliu0 → https://luma.com/updli8i6 🍕 AI Engi
Many have a view that China's government is authoritarian and driven by a desire to beat us. I think these are symptoms of far more interesting motivations. There is a lot of discourse about China. I
Many trials feel like Rashomon with different witnesses. The amazing thing about Musk-OpenAI is how much agreement there has been (at least so far) on the facts. The question is really whether what Op
Mira Murati’s testimony is gripping – and what it makes absolutely clear is how utterly wrong most of Twitter was about why Sam was fired. – It had nothing per se to do with AI safety - It had nothing
Replit announced enhanced security features or improvements for protecting applications on their platform. The post likely details new security measures, tools, or best practices for developers to sec
MRC is already deployed across all of OpenAI’s largest supercomputers that we use to train frontier models, including our site with @Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) in Abilene, Texas, and in @Micros
NEW paper from Microsoft Research. (bookmark it) The entire interpretability literature is built around human readers. As more analysis gets delegated to agents, the right target of interpretability s
Now all Replit builders can securely connect webhooks, GitHub, Slack and other external services to private apps So an internal tool can post Slack updates, or a business app can receive Stripe paymen
omg @bcherny with banger quotes “the future is more async agents… this is why we emphasize verification” “if you’re familiar with higher order functions, routines are higher order prompts” “default is
OpenAI violated Canadian privacy laws in developing first ChatGPT model, probe finds https://www.theglobeandmail.com/business/article-openai-chatgpt-violated-canadian-privacy-laws-watchdogs-report/?ut
Our team cares. A lot. Appreciation post for @runwayml. In their Creative Partner Program. Not paid to post. Genuine respect for what they hand creators every month: → Solid monthly credit allotment →
Over 10 million Americans will lose health care coverage because of Republican cuts to Medicaid and Obamacare subsidies. That amounts to half of the total number of people who gained health insurance
People love to ask what they can use Hermes Agent for. Hermes scraped the internet for answers and added them to our docs as inspiration. And if you've found an interesting use case, you can submit yo
@PPLXfinance @PPLXDevs On FinSearchComp T1, Finance Search delivered the highest accuracy for live financial data and the lowest cost per correct answer in the cohort. Every result includes citations,
Precisely what I have been saying since day 1: the challenge in generative AI is reliability. That was the challenge, and still is. AI pretenders vs. AI contenders. It's those who still haven’t realiz
President Biden made health insurance more affordable for millions of Americans in the ACA marketplace. The Republicans’ actions increased prices by 58% on average—amounting to huge extra costs for th
Claude Code on desktop includes a preview feature that allows users to provide context to Claude by attaching DOM elements or drawing directly with a pencil tool. This functionality streamlines the pr
Replit has expanded a previously premium feature to its lower-tier users, making it available to Starter and Core tier subscribers in addition to Pro and Enterprise users. This expansion democratizes
really cool work by the Harvey team, excited to partner with them to push forward research on designing + understanding agents across Long Horizon Legal work the first peak I got at LAB was 'woah this
Red states have disproportionately benefited from the health insurance subsidies expanded by Biden and then cut by Trump. Georgia is a clear example: in just one year, marketplace enrollment has dropp
Yann LeCun compares RFK Jr. to Trofim Lysenko, the Soviet biologist whose pseudoscientific theories caused agricultural disaster, suggesting RFK Jr. promotes similarly discredited or anti-scientific i
RL on ZAYA also made it clear to me how much RL training is just an SNR problem. Poor SNR due to numerics, easy/noisy data, or verifier noise = plateau or instability. Good SNR = it just keeps climbin
🇺🇸 Rogan and Chamath just nailed why Elon doesn't care what you think about him. He's not playing defense. He's not managing his image. He posted '10T or bust' and logged off. He's just himself, alway
Boris Cherny posted a casual message on X indicating he would see people the following day, likely referring to an upcoming event, meeting, or gathering he was planning to attend. Without additional c
This OpenAI social media post highlights how young builders and developers are leveraging AI tools to create projects and applications now that AI development has become more accessible to non-experts
small workflow note that adds up. /staged-pr is a skill (via slash command) i run when wrapping up a PR. it takes my staged code changes and drafts a concise PR title & description, based on my prefer
so cute! It's pretty magical how kids interact with tech. They just expect it to work for them. Here's mine talking to Reachy Mini via Gemini Live API. I didn't tell them how, they just did it. That's
Elon Musk posted a statement expressing amazement at the vastness of space, reflecting on the immense scale and distances involved in the cosmos. The post likely emphasizes how difficult it is for hum
This post discusses practical frameworks for working with AI models, covering how context serves as infrastructure, taste functions as configuration, verification enables autonomous systems, and deleg
SpaceX achieved a historic milestone by successfully landing Falcon rocket boosters 268 consecutive times, setting a new record for the longest streak of successful booster landings in the company's h
SpaceX's Super Heavy Booster 19 was transported to the launch site for testing purposes, as documented in a post by Elon Musk on X. This represents progress in SpaceX's development of the Starship lau
SpaceX and xAI are exploring the concept of orbital datacenters positioned in space, which could potentially offer advantages such as reduced cooling requirements, proximity to satellite infrastructur
SpaceX's AI division (xAI) and Anthropic have expressed interest in partnering to develop orbital AI compute capacity at the gigawatt scale. This collaboration would involve deploying computational in