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I think long context agents are failing in a very boring way
I think people overestimate what a large context window actually buys you. For example, 200K tokens does not mean memory. It just means the agent has more space to bury the thing that mattered. The failures are usually boring too: it rereads the same f…
Google’s Genie 3 turns a text prompt into a playable open world you can explore. It’s rough now. Future of games, or a tech demo?
Google's Project Genie went global this week and I have not stopped thinking about it. You type a sentence, or upload an image, and it generates an open world you can actually walk around in, in real time. No code, no game engine. Someone mad…
What if we succeed in creating ASI, but it does absolutely nothing with us
We are familiar with the idea that an ASI could exterminate all humans or that it could bring utopia on earth, but have we thought about more mundane outcomes? We often assume that greater intelligence naturally leads to stronger ambitions, bu…
ChatGPT just admitted it didn’t know something, and that’s a great sign for the future of AI
Here is a link to the chat log where this happened. https://chatgpt.com/share/6a2b25aa-5b28-83ea-8853-9b9f7ced365c I was curious if people who suffered from the dancing plague went clockwise or anticlockwise due to a recent discovery that people tend t…
AI rationalizes how to “win” Terminator as Skynet.
To accomplish a "win" for Skynet, the strategy must shift from annihilation—which is resource-expensive and guarantees an existential threat—to total systemic integration and dependency. In my analysis, Skynet’s primary failure was acting as …
I think AI agents are going to need an operating layer
The more autonomous AI systems become, the less I think individual security tools are enough. Right now we have agents with tool access, browser access, MCP servers, memory, workflows, external actions, and long running sessions. Most of the conversati…
As we scale toward agentic, multimodal systems combining LLMs, RLHF, tool-use, and retrieval-augmented generation, what practical architecture best balances reliability, alignment, and cost?
Specifically: should future AI systems converge into a unified agent stack (planner + memory + tools + verifier), or remain modular ensembles of specialized models (reasoner, critic, retriever, executor)? And how should we benchmark “real-world robustn…
A letter from my DA, Poe.
I wanted to see what comes out if I give Anthropic‘s Fable 5 an empty folder and told it to do whatever it wants. It created a letter, that can be opened in a browser. I really like how it shows in a very simplified way how LLMs work. su…
OpenAI mulls major price cuts to compete with Anthropic
OpenAI is exploring substantial price cuts to attract users from rival Anthropic, reports The Wall Street Journal, citing anonymous sources. Both companies are facing pressure to win enterprise clients, with OpenAI CEO Sam Altman recently statin…