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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

Walter Isaacson spent two years watching Elon Musk up close and revealed something profound: his deep care for humanity He truly believes Musk’s core mission: save us from hostile AI and make humans m

Wanna get a million views? Make stuff up. Take a tiny tiny bit of truth and distort it wildly. Consider the tweet below, 1.4M views. Take the chess thing. The paper that is linked doesn’t actually say

We just hit number one globally across all AI apps on OpenRouter. Super grateful to the nearly 1000 contributors who've helped make Hermes Agent great, thank you! What do you want to see next? Hermes

Sam Altman solicited feedback from the public on X (formerly Twitter) regarding desired improvements for OpenAI's next model release. The post likely gathered community input on priorities such as rea

This post documents a completed Wordle game (puzzle #1,784) solved in 4 attempts, showing the letter placement results through the standard colored emoji system (gray for incorrect letters, yellow for

Yann LeCun closed 1.03B for AMI Labs on March 10. Three days later, this paper dropped from his NYU collaborators. 15M parameters. Single GPU. A few hours of training. LeWorldModel is the first JEPA t

🥈 2nd Place — Paper Trail by Ryan Hoare The chaos of school letters, party invites, and class WhatsApp groups, turned into a calm family plan. What we liked: useful for the family in an obvious-once-y

🥉 3rd Place — Meeting Bingo by Khizer Husain A bingo card you play during boring company meetings. Share with coworkers, gamble on which buzzword drops first. What we liked: pure spirit of the competi

4. DALA by Josecarlos de Lima An all-in-one platform for importers and forwarders. Currently live in Peru and quickly growing across LATAM. What we liked: real customers, real business in the real wor

5. Letterbomb by Sanman Bayani Minesweeper, but the mines spell a word. 24 hours, blank screen, one thought: 'what if Minesweeper mines spelled the answer?' What we liked: a reimagining of a classic.

'50 percent of Americans told the Pew Research Center last year they were more concerned than excited about what’s to come from A.I. Only 10 percent said they were more excited. That is a yawning gap

This post argues that despite technological capability, regulatory, economic, and social barriers will prevent AI systems from completely displacing all US white-collar workers by 2035, even if such m

ai coding is getting expensive use more open models! Kimi K2.6 on @baseten is ~5x cheaper than Opus 4.7 For a large majority of tasks, it's roughly the same performance If you want to use open models

This post likely discusses concepts related to extraterrestrial time perception, temporal mechanics in the context of aliens or science fiction, or a colloquial expression about 'locking in' (committi

And also I realize that “Mythos as hype” means two different things to different groups. For insiders, it means “Mythos was not a magical step-change in AI ability.” For outsiders, it means “Mythos co

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Anthropic gave these out yesterday at code with claude. Added personalized memory and Claude to it. You can just build things. @bcherny @trq212 Time to add managed agents to this. That’s going to be s

Elon Musk expressed support for immigration and contribution to America, stating that individuals of any race, creed, or nationality who work hard and contribute to the country will have his respect.

Asking for HTML explanations of things is pretty neat, I tried it just now with the obfuscated Python POC for the new http://copy.fail Linux vulnerability: https://simonwillison.net/2026/May/8/unreaso

This post appears to be a social media warning about a phishing scam attempt, shared by Swyx on X (formerly Twitter) with mentions to @nikitabier and @business, likely describing a specific phishing t

.@BraceSproul changed our org's internal model in Fleet from Sonnet 4.6 to Kimi K2.6 and I didn't even notice. Open models are already good enough for most tasks, though not the hardest coding work ye

But if AI mathematics continues to progress at anything like its current rate -- which is what I expect to happen -- then we will face a crisis very soon, and mathematics departments, who owe a duty o

Sam Altman posted 'call me maybe' on X (formerly Twitter), likely referencing the popular 2011 Carly Rae Jepsen song or using the phrase colloquially to suggest he is available for contact or discussi

Chain of thought monitors are a key layer of defense against AI agent misalignment. To preserve monitorability, we avoid penalizing misaligned reasoning during RL. We found a limited amount of acciden

Boris Cherny attended a Claude developer conference and documented his experience in a short vlog, collecting conference merchandise and memorabilia including a tamagotchi toy and a pixelated 8-bit ve