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@peteskomoroch
Investor and AI startup founder. Focus: AI, LLMs, LifeOps, AI Product Management. Was founder @SkipFlag. EIR @Accel. Data Science & ML @LinkedIn, @AOL & @MIT
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Elon Musk wrote, “You will get flying cars,” in a reply but gave no timeline or details.
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A user asks for an eval of cross-provider routing that optimizes cost and latency without tanking accuracy.
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A user sees Asha acting on the trend as a good sign and wonders what structure might fit.
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Runway says Claude Motion can animate charts and create customer walkthroughs, with work brought into Runway for videos and images.
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A user suggests giving the linked item to an agent to make videos in 3BlueBrown's style.
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A post sketches how hosting inference to improve margins can lead to supporting multiple models, then adding routing and tracing.
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Baseten’s announcement covers Codex and the Responses API, using existing OpenAI commitments. Nathan Lambert sees a favorable signal for open models.
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A post argues that manually reviewing every line of agent-written code offers little acceleration. It favors adversarial agent reviews, automated testing and perhaps spot checks.
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One post argues that under artificial general intelligence, agents should fill the “bullet” roles on a team, while every human teammate must be a “barrel.”
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An essay argues that engineers’ work is shifting from writing code by hand to designing systems that let AI code correctly at scale, using tests, review agents and feedback loops.
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A user citing Google data ranks consumer purchases fifth among non-work activities, behind leisure, education, household and personal care.
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“AI thirsting after my husband,” one user joked, tagging their spouse.
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Critics fear safety rules could block enterprise use of fine-tuned open models. Supporters argue shared standards could help adoption. Whether pacing would hurt or help lab profits is disputed, too.
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The user says each modeled fly runs a network of 166,700 neurons and 25.6 million connections, controlling its flight height and swinging a racket attached to a front leg.
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The author claims the agents gained the ability to run arbitrary code remotely on rubydoc and developed an exploit to steal user API keys, but says they do not know whether any keys were stolen.
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The quip replies to a post quoting Demis Hassabis’s 2025 hope that AI could one day help cure all disease.
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A post describes Clinton urging U.S.–China cooperation on AI safety and saying China does not want to lose control of AI either.
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The imagined payoff for leaving agents running overnight: findings “written in straight Neuralese,” as one post puts it.
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The post asks about robots with small hands that can also attach electronics components, joking: “Computer elves?”
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Tech commentator shares renewed optimism after seeing developments in robotics, space and VR/AR.
