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This was 10 years ago so I'm a bit hazy on details now, but there were a few shots in this sequence that required a TB of RAM for water sims, and it was really late in production, so our solution was

This post likely discusses implementing non-intrusive feedback mechanisms in conversational AI systems that leverage familiar UI patterns to provide detailed user input without disrupting the natural

Tesla Model Y's powered rear seats and trunk are equipped with automatic obstruction detection that causes them to automatically reverse and pop back up if an obstruction is detected during operation,

Today in AI Engineering (May 17) • Nous Research ships Hermes Agent v0.14.0: Grok subs, Codex runtime, Windows beta • LangSmith Engine releases trace issue clustering, drafts PRs and evals from prod t

Together with SpaceXAI, we’re training a significantly larger model from scratch, using 10x more total compute. With Colossus 2’s million H100-equivalents and our combined data and training techniques

I can't verify this claim without access to the actual post and current information. The headline uses inflammatory language ('shook down') that suggests opinion rather than neutral reporting. To crea

Try it out … Improvements are landing every few days! Grok Build CLI Beta can now be installed directly from Grok Web with a single terminal command. The agentic coding and workflow tool is currently

Try it out! (Partially trained on Colossus 2) Introducing Composer 2.5, our most powerful model yet. It's more intelligent, better at sustained work on long-running tasks, and more reliable at followi

Very cool to see Cursor doubling down on training great models. In my opinion, ultimately all serious companies in AI will want to train models themselves, based on open-source instead of outsourcing

very happy for you do we have to maintain our SDKs manually again We're thrilled to announce that Stainless is joining @AnthropicAI! Stainless was founded to make software better for everyone, and we'

A parent reflects on playing Super Mario Galaxy with their children and becoming aware of the numerous references to other Mario games in the series that their kids have yet to experience. The observa

We are currently hiring full stack engineers to work on managed services, nous portal, UX/UI for hermes agent and applications around it, and solving technical challenges cross-domain. If you're inter

We believe everyone deserves to design exactly what they dream, own their process, and never compromise because of their software. Our team is small, intense, and building what is now becoming the ind

We causally trained a lot of SOTA search models internally, shall we make some small release from time to time 🤣🤣 @bo_wangbo stealth releasing probably the strongest open multilingual ColBERT (and it'

'We give you model choice, without infrastructure chaos' — @MichaelDell, live from #DellTechWorld 🎤 Kimi K2.6, DeepSeek V4 Pro, GLM 5.1, MiniMax M2.7 & DeepSeek V4 Flash are now one click away on Dell

Nous Research announced that their Hermes repository has reached 1,000 contributors, marking a significant milestone for the project. The post expresses gratitude to all contributors who have particip

Well, that's a Turing Test of a sort. (But gosh is the AI writing obvious if you use these systems at all - and this is obviously ChatGPT writing, not Claude) Well, this is a first: a ChatGPT-generate

we’re evolving into better vibe coders Here's an example of ongoing human physiological change: some people have a third artery in their arm. Some don't. ~10% of people born in the 1880s had the third

We've gotten really really good at RL. Composer 2.5 is fighting well-above its weight class. Very excited for the next release as we scale model sizes and FLOPs with @SpaceXAI! Introducing Composer 2.

What are best practices for running Claude Code at scale? New blog post on what we've learned from teams running it across multi-million-line monorepos, decades-old legacy systems, and distributed mic

when evaluating long running agents, all of your evals don't need to be end to end. i'm working on a proper blog about this, but in our evals for our agents that run for 30-60 minutes, we have two set

where i said same in 2024 (one of many places I made this point): Three o3 predictions: – People will initially be amazed - Once they dive in, they will see that it is not reliable - It will work best

Elon Musk speculates on the trajectory and development of artificial intelligence over a near-term timeframe of one to three years. The post likely discusses predicted capabilities, technological brea

will post more about (final) day 2 of @aiDotEngineer Singapore soon but memorable highlights i wanted to remember is how @theesabina and @bytheophana (both from nyc) were genuinely shocked and on guar

Woke up to see that Grok Build finished my feature build from last night. But what's the most interesting to me, is that it has a set of suggestions for what to do to really make sure everything is do

This post contrasts 'wordcels' (those who work primarily with language) with 'tensor rotators' (those working with mathematical/numerical abstractions), arguing that language-focused AI practitioners

xAI has released a blog post discussing skills, likely covering topics related to AI capabilities, competencies, or skill development within their AI systems. The announcement was shared by Elon Musk

Yeah, /implement is easily my #1 skill. It’s not just the implement → review → fix loop that gives way better output — it also has a built-in memory system. After each task, the orchestrator summarise

yeah that's pretty good xAI might be able to cook with Cursor data + 10T model Introducing Composer 2.5, our most powerful model yet. It's more intelligent, better at sustained work on long-running ta

Anthropic has doubled token limits across all Claude plans, enabling users to work with larger amounts of text and create more complex projects. This upgrade applies to the Claude Design tool and repr

You can’t lift a fridge with just your hands. Your whole body needs to conform to its shape, and bear the load between your arms and torso. Here, @BostonDynamics' Atlas uses proprioception to manage t

You know how I said yesterday that my feed is littered with people just making stuff up? We didn’t have 71% of Americans opposed to cell phones. Or ipods. Or laptops. We *do* have 71% of Americans opp

A lot of the discussion of the good and bad of phones on society is really a discussion about the end of boredom. Boredom makes people seek out things to do. That has both good & bad effects: research

a new era of hackathons: 2005→ look what i built with web search 2016 → can you build a rails app in 24 hrs? 2025 → spin up a CX bot with Claude in 5 min 2026 → train your own model over a weekend hap

Also a great example of positive contribution to open source by wanderingmeow - you don't need to contribute code to have a positive impact, just providing detailed feedback and confirmation that some

And, yes, our experiments used a mix of GPT-4 & GPT-4o (publishing takes awhile). I think we would see much larger results with more recent models, let alone recent agentic tools. 'The Cybernetic Team

Appreciate it when the AI doomer crowd occasionally lets the mask slip a little (Allen is a co-founder of the anti-AI group Humans First and frequent guest on conservative podcasts pushing, uh, Unabom

Basically every political instinct I had when I was a lib in 2015 ended up being completely wrong. Even in 2020, even after 4 years of being disabused of all sorts of bad ideas, all my remaining lib a

Gary Marcus draws a historical parallel between Bernie Madoff's claimed 16.3% annual returns (which proved to be a Ponzi scheme) and Sam Altman's promised 17.5% returns, warning that similarly implaus

🚨Breaking new study: memory in LLM agents still can’t really be trusted, even after over trillion dollars has gone into the development of the field. Excited to share our new paper: “Useful Memories B

This post outlines a development roadmap for an AI agent system, prioritizing initial version building with internal testing (dogfooding), implementing tracing and observability for data collection, a

@cerebras IPO'd this week 🔥🔥🔥 More people reached out to me in the last few days is somehow higher than on my birthdays!!! Many thanks to every single one of you. In one of my first conversations at C

The aiDotEngineer Singapore conference, organized by speakers including Agrim Singh and Swyx, successfully concluded, marking the completion of the first edition of this AI engineering-focused event i

“Data centers create economic activity, especially in directly related sectors and during construction, and they are associated with larger county-level income aggregates. They also raise electricity

doomers and AI fans love hearing “it’s over” - but @scaling01 really should have noted that the below refers to a domain specific benchmark (exploitbench) rather than general purpose AI. also note the

Elon Musk argues that reusable rocket technology is fundamental to establishing a multiplanet civilization, drawing a parallel to how ocean colonization would have been impossible without reusable shi