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Would AI make future game difficulty better?

I was thinking that as AI and basically neural nets, couldn't AI in video games be soon as a baseline feature. You can tell it how difficult to be, as you play it learns how to match the difficulty. You could even command it to play at various diff…

Tech’s Push to Be the Next Public Utility

Amazon didn't ask permission to become critical infrastructure. They built AWS until enough of the economy depended on it that regulation became almost impossible. You can't turn off the internet's backbone. Now the same playbook is running…

Tech’s Push to Be the Next Public Utility

Amazon didn't ask permission to become critical infrastructure. They built AWS until enough of the economy depended on it that regulation became almost impossible. You can't turn off the internet's backbone. Now the same playbook is running…

A sobering tale of AI governance

I think this article/study tells a very sobering tale wrt AI governance. It hints at very fundamental issues which are deeper than what proper engineering can solve with contingent issues. This post, along with the one I wrote a few days ago here regar…

A working multi-agent architecture in large enterprises

AI Hype aside, how many of you have truly seen a working multi-agent deep embedding in large enterprises or large complex environments? If you have, what's your stack/architecture? submitted by /u/Zealousideal_Bed7898 [link] […

The Frontier-Only Narrative Is a Financing Story, Not an Architecture Story

​ The frontier-only narrative is an artifact of how AI infrastructure is being financed, not how production systems are being built. The setup. Q1 2026 disclosed $112B in hyperscaler capex in a single quarter, $650–725B in 2026 guidance, a…

Hermes Agent like 48 hours old told me it’s done Model Collapse/Hallucination loop

It was fun while it lasted https://preview.redd.it/8woqbbikrd1h1.png?width=484&format=png&auto=webp&s=0417ccd638399b649eaeeedee13410587e6a3a51 submitted by /u/Abject-Client7148 [link] [comments]

Stanford studied 51 real AI deployments and found a 71% vs 40% productivity gap – here’s what separates the two groups

I came across a Stanford research paper that actually went inside companies running AI in production – not pilots, not surveys, real deployments. They found something that stuck with me. Companies using what they call "agentic AI" – where the…

Free Virtual Workshop on Spec Driven Development and Claude Code

Hey folks I am hosting a free workshop on Spec Driven Development and Claude code. Going to show a demo on how to use OpenSpec framework with claude code and how I am using it in my job as a software lead. Date: 10th June, 2026 RSVP here submitt…