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From what I can tell, Elon Musk just stepped on his own toes at the trial, making it all about him instead of the promises Altman and Brockman broke. OpenAI will slay his ego on cross. He should have

This post describes a fundraising dashboard tool that tracks and displays information about founders who are actively fundraising or considering it, along with their runway metrics. The dashboard appe

GLM 5.1 from @Zai_org is now available on @FireworksAI_HQ Training Platform across the Managed and Training API workflows. Try SFT and DPO with smart defaults or your own custom loss function with a 2

This post by AI researcher Gary Marcus contrasts Google's original 'Don't Be Evil' corporate motto from 2001 with a critical question about the company's 2026 practices, likely arguing that Google has

⚠️ Google’s Pentagon deal seems to allow for autonomous weapons and mass surveillance. ⚠️ According to the article, the deal allows for autonomous weapons and mass surveillance (in the common meaning)

This post discusses how large language models (LLMs) could serve as future chief financial officers, with Mercury as a platform enabling AI systems to manage finances and financial operations. The con

Harrison Chase discussed deep agents and LangChain's SDK for building autonomous agents on the Talk Python podcast (episode 543). The conversation likely covered LangChain's tools, capabilities, and b

This post from Cristobal Valenzuela, a notable AI researcher and co-founder of Runway ML, uses the colloquial phrase 'He is a goat' (an acronym meaning 'Greatest Of All Time') to express acclaim for s

Mistral AI shared a message or announcement from their team on X (formerly Twitter), likely featuring team member insights, updates about their AI models or products, or commentary on developments in

Hermes Agent is an AI system developed by Nous Research that demonstrates the ability to retain and apply instructions after a single exposure, eliminating the need for repeated instructions during ta

honestly, one of the worst things this nation has ever done to itself. No amount of words can convey how far behind this country will be in every avenue for a number of years because of this administr

However, older versions have a critical CVE, so you do need to upgrade! If you use uv (thanks to @charliermarsh) you can pop this in your pyproject to work around it: ``` [tool.uv] override-dependenci

This skill documentation describes a TouchDesigner MCP (Model Context Protocol) integration that enables AI agents to interact with TouchDesigner, a node-based visual programming environment used for

Pinecone announced a launch week event featuring new product updates and features for their vector database platform. The event likely showcased innovations in AI infrastructure, vector search capabil

.@huggingface unveiled ml-intern – an open-source agent that automates the gritty post-training loop: - reading papers - tracing citations - curating datasets - running experiments - and iterating lik

Harrison Chase expresses his passion for working with early-stage companies and startups focused on AI development, indicating his entrepreneurial mindset and enthusiasm for the AI innovation space. T

I have been playing with the new Outlook agent, and it is fine, but really awkward to use, since you have to ask for things in a chatbot window, then go to your drafts, etc. And Claude Cowork does the

i just spent $10,000 on AI credits building out my project for @AIPSummit and i can't be thankful enough to @NousResearch's Hermes harness and it's self-learning loops which made this possible thank y

I know the litellm team have a *lot* going on, & I have no desire to increase their workload even more… But if you're a litellm user, this is a critical issue to know about - it currently force downgr

I post-trained Qwen3-Coder to fix bugs using an actual debugger. The result: Solve rate: 70% → 89% Median turns to fix: 46 → 19 (-59%) Instead of just reading code or print-debugging, it: - reasons fr

I pulled 3,182 tweets analyzing @NousResearch Hermes Agent versus Claude Code to understand exactly why developers are choosing one or the other I want to figure out why people use Hermes vs Claude/ C

I spent the last 2 months trying to prevent this. If OpenAI offered a fig leaf, Google said 'imagine we offered a fig leaf.' Google affirms it can't veto usage, commits to modify safety filters at gov

i think openai called it fear based marketing but mythos didn't get released because it's too dangerous, which was shortly after the whole dod thing, and i think trump said something like 'it's possib

I used to think the best way to come up with ways to use AI was to think about a painpoint or a problem and see if AI can make it better. I no longer think that. Why? Because that put every person int

if i click on a data point, i can see the full history of data we collected, when (date) and where we got it from (update email, granola note), normalized to both annualized and monthly, with the lang

'If they ever tell my story let them say that I walked with giants'--Troy I am humbled&excited the model we released last week is trending #2 on @huggingface, between giant models such as DeepSeek,Qwe

If you're going to be at @_odsc, head over to @sydneyrunkle's talk Deep Dive on Deep Agents. Today @ 11:05 AM ET speaking at odsc east today!! DM me if you're in boston and want to chat about deep age

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

I'm so confused… We're excited to partner with Google to offer Grounding With Exa inside of Gemini models! Using Exa's agent-first search, Gemini models can now access billions of websites, technical

I'm speechless at Google signing a deal to use our AI models for classified tasks. Frankly, it is shameful. For HR, I'm not speaking on behalf of Google but in my personal capacity, quoting public inf

In 2016, David (likely referring to David Silver, DeepMind's lead researcher on AlphaGo) wrote in his private journal that the motivation for building AlphaZero was aesthetic—he sought to create a bea

In 2024, a high schooler cold DM'd us asking if he could work at Cognition before college. We said yes. We ended up helping him with his college essays and his US visa. If you've used DeepWiki or Devi

Claude Code CLI has released over 50 stability and performance improvements in its last four updates, including faster resume functionality, more stable authentication, reduced memory usage, and fewer

In this informal poll, only a fifth of all coders and software engineers have gone over full time to vibe coding. Most use vibe coding; few use it exclusively. Most still do some hand coding. Amateurs

Incredible. What a great reminder that is really hard to predict the unpredictable. New work with @AlecRad and @DavidDuvenaud: Have you ever dreamed of talking to someone from the past? Introducing ta

Integrating Starlink with @TMobile’s 5G network will provide reliable, high-speed broadband for millions of businesses, including those in rural and remote locations across the country 🛰️❤️ .@TMobile

introduced our new portfolio monitoring tool reads attio (crm), gmail, and granola notes, extracts data, and turns it into a timeline of quantitative and qualitative data points for each portfolio com

Introducing Mesa: the most powerful filesystem ever built, designed specifically for enterprise AI agents. Every team building agents eventually hits the same wall: where do the files live? Not the ch

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 discusses Simon Willison's experience testing an AI system's image generation or creative capabilities, noting that while it failed to produce a specific imaginative request (a pelican on a

Dylan Patel expressed surprise and admiration that a cofounder's birthday was known by another person, calling it an impressive detail or insight ('alpha'). The post appears to be from a casual social

It’s remarkable. Even with small models, Hermes just wrecks OpenClaw. But it makes sense! The team is underrated when it comes to having some of the first cracked prompt engineers in the game. They in

I’ve been saying this for over a year now: Frontier models are fantastic, but the real future is frontier-level models (in every way) running locally on your own hardware. I think this is 18-24 months

I've been trying to make transformers more agent-friendly: agentic CLI, a skill, doc rewrites, canonical examples. It felt a bit like shooting in the dark: hard to measure progress, and hard to ensure

I've been working on a side project for the last few weeks... what if you could have a Gemma powered app that would let you have a personal assistant that could browse the internet with you, do resear

.@jakebroekhuizen joined LangChain as one of our first deployed engineers. In just over two weeks, he’s adding MC to his resume as he takes the stage at our agent conference Interrupt. A quick convers