I built an AI that knows my mind. Not my data — my goals, my fears, my self-sabotage patterns. It remembers everything across sessions. I forget nothing because it forgets nothing. Two files contain everything about me. Every session, the agent reads b…
In 1950, John Nash and three other mathematicians designed a game where betrayal is mathematically required to win. 75 years later, we used it to test how AI models lie. After 162 games and 15,736 AI decisions, we found that the best AI deceiver doesn&…
The model knows what the patient needs. The doctor knows too. The treatment exists somewhere in the world. But the clinic has no oxygen. Or the hospital can no longer pay for the software. Or the medicine is stuck in the supply chain. Or the machine br…
Been thinking a lot about how differently OpenAI and xAI are positioning themselves: safety + ecosystem vs raw X-platform integration and "maximum truth-seeking" narrative. I made this 30s breakdown comparing their trajectories and would love…
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I built a Claude-based life assistant that acts as a personal coach living in your filesystem. It: – Reads your journal entries and remembers patterns – Calls out gaps between what you say and what you do – Challenges you when you're lying to yours…
Built a canvas-based interface for organizing Gemini image generation. Features infinite canvas, batch generation, and ability to reference existing images with u/mentions. Pure frontend app that stays local. Demo: https://canvas-agent-zeta.vercel.app/…
