AI Pulse Dashboard With how fast new models are dropping, I found it hard to keep track of pricing and benchmark changes across providers. Built a single-file dashboard (no backend) that aggregates 600+ models from 170+ companies. There's a P…
I understand very generally that AI is good at "writing code" but I'm wondering what specifically normal people would need the capability to write code for in their daily lives? Unless they work in an industry that relies on coding in whi…
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One thing that stands out about the current AI boom is that it hasn't had a slow phase. A lot of previous technology waves had a big moment, cooled off for a while and then found their next use case. Recent estimates suggest GenAI companies a…
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Then when the ai agents don't perform as good as they think they just rehire human employees lmao submitted by /u/Spirited-Internet940 [link] [comments]
I know part of it was about persistent memory, using files stored on your local machine, and part of it was about how to make your agents better and more useful by something saved on your local machine, and there were other cool sounding features, some…
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anthropic published the J-space paper today. tl;dr: models have a small emergent set of internal “silent words” (~a few dozen concepts at a time, <10% of activations) that they can report on, control, and use for reasoning. the measurement tool is t…
Saw this in an article and it's been on my mind since 260 satellites intentionally burned in the atmosphere in 6 months and another 349 queued. They're planning 42,000 total eventually. No debris which is fine but researchers are asking what ha…
