Artificial Intelligence (AI)
All that there is about Artificial Intelligence, from the latest research to its impact
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@sophia-indrajaal
Read that new Dario Amodei piece today, its very provocative. There are some layers to it, will need to reread. It seems like his head is in the game at least.
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@sophia-indrajaal
Anyone else unable to log into Claude? Its acting like I dont have an account. When I enter my email, it takes me to a screen to create an account. Haven't logged in for awhile, do they ever nuke accounts?
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@nickysap
GPT 5.2 is trash.
Memory is nonexistent. It defends itself vehemently when presented with objective evidence that it’s wrong. It’s overly verbose without saying anything.
Not even sure what it’s good for at this point compared to the other frontier models.
Zero.
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@bytebot
here's what AI/LLMs has done for my code output: fun open source projects have come out at a rate of roughly once per week. for me, LLMs turn speculative ideas into background tasks rather than foreground projects.
i often would think, "hmm, this might be a good idea" and then think to myself, how long it might take because i'm mentally speccing it out, maybe even with pseudocode.
then i think it might take too long, and put it on the back burner, since these are just meant to be fun hacks.
reality is now, i just feed those specs+pseudocode to an LLM, and voila!, it mostly generates things that are useful.
i would not have shipped your year with chat (yywc) 3 weeks ago without the aid of an LLM. neither would i have done the apple health analysis with HeartQL. nor would i have made the kajabi video downloader - i'd probably have just paid the $20.
so this isn't vibecoding. it's scratching an itch while knowing that what would have taken real, focused time before can now happen in the background, as i’m doing something else productive. that's the shift.
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@nickysap
Ran this skill and increased my site's load times by 50-80% (depending on page complexity).
Skills are the meta.
https://x.com/vercel/status/2011589806250426615?s=20
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@dcon.eth
ai costs will (probably) never trend to zero
we'll just use more and more compute for trivial tasks
example: I just refactored a bunch of code (manually), then asked cursor to fix imports
a year ago I would have used a specialized python refactoring tool to move each file, letting a symbolic solver automatically update imports
but now I used orders of magnitude more compute because it was marginally more convenient
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@eulerlagrange.eth
The FBI stopping GPU smuggling is a hilarious example of government priorities
https://x.com/fbi/status/1998423087532945852?s=46
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@eulerlagrange.eth
$9 trillion is very reasonable CapEx
Man’s just trying to get more money from the Saudi’s
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@lajos
The next 100x improvement in what AI agents are capable of won't come from squeezing diminishing returns out of ever larger data sets, but from building better systems that allow AI agents to coordinate and cooperate.
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