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en.wikipedia.org 9d ago

Clive Wearing

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openai.com 1mo ago

Introducing ChatGPT (2022)

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jacobxli.com 1mo ago

Machine Studying

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newsletter.pessimistsarchive.org 1mo ago

Before Mythos, Satan: A 1990s Software Satanic Panic

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river.ai 1mo ago

River AI

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kyutai.org 1mo ago

Post-training speech models for better interactivity

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twitter.com 1mo ago

Invisible limitations on Claude Fable 5's effectiveness for frontier LLM dev

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www.youtube.com 2mo ago

Unitree: Voice‑driven, real‑time arbitrary action generation [video]

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www.cnbc.com 2mo ago

Mythos set off a cybersecurity 'hysteria.' Experts say threat was already here

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openrouter.ai 2mo ago

Auto Exacto: Adaptive Quality Routing, on by Default

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pub.sakana.ai 2mo ago

Two Heads Are Better Than One: Async Knowledge Injection for Speech AI

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exa.ai 2mo ago

Exa and Google Partnership

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www.scientificamerican.com 2mo ago

Amateur armed with ChatGPT solves an Erdős problem

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www.coincenter.org 3mo ago

Software Is Speech: Why Regulators Cannot Invent the Missing Middlemen [pdf]

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www.jefftk.com 3mo ago

You May Already Be Canadian

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aeon.co 3mo ago

The exam that broke society

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www.fourmilab.ch 3mo ago

The Digital Imprimatur (2003)

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posttrainbench.thoughtfullab.com 4mo ago

PostTrainBench: How well can AI agents post-train language models?

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developer.nvidia.com 4mo ago

Nemotron 3 Super: An Open Hybrid Mamba-Transformer Moe for Agentic Reasoning

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www.lesswrong.com 4mo ago

Gemma Needs Help

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www.figure.ai 4mo ago

Helix 02 Living Room Tidy

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www.wsj.com 4mo ago

Everybody Loves to Hate Dubai. Here's Why They're Wrong

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ruixu.us 4mo ago

Six Things I Learned Watching a Robotics Startup Die from the Inside

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Clawed

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openanonymity.ai 4mo ago

The Open Anonymity Project

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en.wikipedia.org 5mo ago

Visual Snow Syndrome

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The Drama and Dysfunction of Gemini 2.5 and 3 Pro

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The Machinery of Freedom [pdf]

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blog.fluxer.app 5mo ago

How I built Fluxer, a Discord-like chat app

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www.figure.ai 5mo ago

Helix 02: Full-Body Autonomy

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Centralized messaging services won't last long, their capture is sadly inevitable. In the long run, only self-hosted/decentralized protocols can resist what's coming.

In the meantime though, Signal specifically should not do something stupid like blocking the EU, which is basically surrender. They are a non-profit headquartered in the US, so there are zero business risks to non-compliance - nothing in the EU to fine or seize. And the EU has no jurisdiction over servers in the US, all they can do is build their own Great Firewall. (However, they might pressure AWS to deplatform Signal - hopefully the team is prepared for the possibility that self-hosting will be necessary soon.)

2025 Letter 7 months ago

Which of the tech titans are funny? In public, they tend to speak in one of two registers. The first is the blandly corporate tone we’ve come to expect when we see them dragged before Congressional hearings or fireside chats. The second leans philosophical, as they compose their features into the sort of reverie appropriate for issuing apocalyptic prophecies on AI.

This is just not accurate though? For example, this post from a tech titan might not necessarily be that funny but it's neither blandly corporate nor philosophical: https://x.com/elonmusk/status/2006548935372902751

Why are OEMs like Samsung just letting this happen? A lot of power users who buy flagships will leave for iPhones if Android ceases to be an open platform. (This segment is what is preventing the “green bubbles = poor” narrative from taking over.)

The strategy we use relies on the referer header we see when we get an HTTP/S request.

This is interesting data but is not really a useful estimate of search engine market share in 2025.