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A user says Hermes is their personal agent stable's primary backend and welcomes what they see as its continued growth.
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A post argues the companies have little daylight between them on values, open source and free products.
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Addressing artists at the Vatican, the pope called for a renewed alliance to protect human creativity.
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A post quips that image generation belongs in the “transformer hole.”
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Latent Space introduces an interview with Richard Socher about Recursive’s ambition to build open-ended, self-improving AI for AI research.
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Former FTC chair Lina Khan argues dangerous AI releases can already trigger liability. Others question whether that prevents harm—or puts too much responsibility on the companies making the tools.
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The proposal asks leading AI companies to share training environments built around pro-prosperity and pro-democratic values, without requiring them to share models or computing power.
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A self-described technological accelerationist says they’re puzzled by some people’s dismissiveness, despite their own aversion to regulation and apocalyptic thinking.
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Aidan McLaughlin posted that his boyfriend outperforms Astra at 3D tasks and mental math.
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Questions whether spatial references from scans can yield procedural models easy to relight and animate.
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Teortaxes posts charts and text on flat AI scaling curves.
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Will Depue questions what progress on continual learning would actually demonstrate.
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OpenAI engineers show retained reasoning and compaction lift base model results on complex tasks.
