Something we have been thinking about a lot: the average employee burns roughly 3 hours every single day just reading and responding to messages. Most of it is stuff that a well trained AI, with the right context, could handle just as well. So we built…
What if it were possible to guarantee that AI agents can’t delete a shopping list, let alone your production database simply because file deletion action isn’t included in the prompt scope? In the same way, no agent could ever leak your customer …
I’m not a researcher. I’m just someone who had a conversation with Claude today that made me think differently about AI consciousness — and I want to share the reasoning because I think it deserves more serious attention than it usually gets. —– ## …
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1 week ago I got my blood test report and realized I was doing what everyone does: Googling random markers and reading old Reddit threads. High LDL. Borderline liver enzymes. Low vitamin D. Every answer online somehow made me feel perfectly fine or dyi…
I have Google One (with AI) because I needed it once for google sheets, also good for its youtube summary/integration. But who is actually using Gemini in other contexts? It is ass relative to got / claude, always has been. I keep seeing posts about Go…
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Wrt to context drifting, goal misalignment, etc. Is it possible that a Turing machine could, in theory, handle all of the known issues wrt governance? Or is it a case where (say) 90% of the issues could be handled by a strict governance process, but t…
