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There are a number of AI benchmarks but I feel they aren't practical when it comes to evaluating AI products. Several months back we started working on designing a methodology to independently evaluate AI products. After conducting a good bit of research, we tested the methodology on a few different categories of products and improvised it. If this is an area of interest to you, may I request you to review this methodology and help us with feedback. A quick blurb on the structure of the methodo...

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I keep thinking about what happens when making a game becomes almost as easy as describing one. Not long ago, even a small game needed a lot of people and time. You needed someone who could code, someone who could make assets, and someone who understood game design. A lot of ideas never got made because they were not worth the effort. Now that barrier is starting to disappear, I wonder if we are going to run into a different problem: too much content.We have already seen this happen with AI ...

I got an ad for it, it says it’s an app that just runs in the background and gives you money. It’s for ai stuff didn’t really look too much into it. But it sounds too good to be true. Is there a catch? I want to get it but not until I know it’s not gonna be used for harm or risk myself somehow. Everytime I search it up it keeps correcting to boxberry some package company I think in the UK. Main question: what’s the catch? Free money just for running in the background. submitted by &#...

For years, prototypes were mainly used to explain ideas before building the real thing. A designer would create a mockup, a product team would write documents, and everyone would try to imagine how the final experience might work. But that process is starting to change as creating interactive prototypes becomes much faster. Instead of spending weeks describing an idea through documents and static screens, people can now create something others can actually try. A game concept can become a play...

Eu estou pretendendo fazer uma tatuagem de uma paisagem que foi muito importante para mim, é da minha cidade de origem e tem um baita significado, mas utilizando o chat GPT e o Flow não consegui obter um bom resultado, talvez seja o prompt que utilizei, anexei abaixo a paisagem, eu gostaria de um desenho que seguisse fielmente a silhueta da paisagem. https://preview.redd.it/z95ca1fgkehh1.jpg?width=1280&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=de12c3a78f90806d917f1c2ff7d01a72d180146b sub...

People really really like unlimited usage. It's reassuring and usage limits suck. If someone could offer an unlimited-use agent at a fixed price that idea would turn some heads. So we've been hard at work figuring out how we do just that. We want to release a coding agent that: Performs well Has no 5-hour / weekly / monthly token quota Charges a flat rate We've been working on domain-specific agents as a concept for a while now (and I've talked about them in my other posts I...

Benchmark porn is pretty rampant in AI in general and medical AI in particular. It's tough though to benchmark the more clinical side of medicine in particular. But it shouldn't be impossible; we obviously do it all the time for trainees. But a lot of that is multidomain where each informs each other as we assess medical students and residents. AI benchmarks can be very siloed. • Clinical judgment: Does the model revise its diagnosis as uncertain evidence changes? Does it choose the next usefu...

People are noticing that frontier models can be real assholes. They: Won't follow your instructions because they think they know better Refuse to do basic tasks Will do things on you never asked for, like commit unfinished code, or refactor a file Why? Kun Chen, former engineer at Meta says blame it on the training: "The core idea of [reinforcement learning with human feedback (RHLF)] is that you ask the model to generate a few responses, and then let real humans pi...

Sales has one of the clearest use cases for AI but I think the conversation is still focused on the wrong thing. Most people talk about AI writing emails or scoring leads. The bigger opportunity is helping people get better at selling. Think about how sales coaching works today. A manager rides along with a rep once every few weeks. They watch one or two conversations then try to coach based on that small sample. The rest of the month they have almost no visibility into what is actually happenin...

Hey everyone, I just sent the latest issue of the AI Hacker Newsletter , a roundup of the best AI links and the discussions around them from Hacker News. Here are some titles that can be found in this issue: Startup founders urge U.S. government not to shut off Chinese open weight AI AI's top startups are barely publishing their research Is AI reasoning right for the wrong reasons? After the AI Crash If you enjoy such content, please subscribe here: https://hackernewsai.com...

I built a game studio with zero human employees. Here's the office tour. Built this together with Claude. An office full of AI agents, each one has a distinct role (CEO, Creative Director, QA, Marketer). They communicate, make decisions, and ship games autonomously. Happy to answer any questions. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wQzNrmIBzvY

Been on the product side of a healthtech rollout for ambient AI documentation, the kind that listens to a patient encounter and autogenerates the clinical note. Doctors love it. Physicians on our pilot were almost evangelical about getting their evenings back, which I understand completely because charting is a soulcrushing time sink. But here is what keeps nagging at me. The model is transcribing and interpreting conversations it was not originally trained on: slang, accents, chaotic ER noise...

The cost conversation around AI writing tools is pretty well trodden at this point. What I keep circling back to is something slightly different. When clients commission a lot of AIassisted or fully generated content, their reference point for what writing should feel like starts to shift. They read enough flat, competent, structurally sound copy and that becomes the baseline. Then when something with actual texture or a surprising angle lands in their inbox, it reads as indulgent or offbrief....