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Artificial Intelligence? Amazing. Artificial intimacy? The outage today had some people sounding like they got ghosted. 😂

It’s been out for Plus members for a little while now. Has anyone here connected it to their accounts? I myself haven’t done it, even though it’s only read access I’m seriously hesitant to hand over that level of visibility to OpenAI.

Chatgpt 503 code error July 25, 2026, everyone face the same?

I was exploring how to prompt the voice chat so that it can correctly count the number of “e”s in seventeen (which it fails most of the time). At the beginning of a new chat, instead of counting “e”s incorrectly, it gave me a speech in Malayalam (from parts of India). The translation is as follows: “Brothers and sisters, we haven’t gathered here just to hear a speech, but to shape our tomorrow. Our voice, our dreams, our strength this is the moment to carry it all forward together. We need cha...

like 8 months ago I was tinkering with both and gemini was so much better i went with that. I had a project at work that I needed an AI to sift through a manual and schematic for and no matter what, gemini and others would give me the wrong answer and gaslight me exc. IT was becoming very confusing because IRL people had mixed these items on the schematic up that were almost identical, one was just two inches shorter, and I couldn't find where in the image it was to differentiate them.... ...

Now that Opus 5 is half the cost of Fable and even better. What's even the point of using 5.6 sol anymore? They're expensive and they're worse

Important clarification before anything else: these images are fictional and AI-generated. They are not leaks, evidence, or photographs taken from real classified archives. I’m saying this because the previous chapters of this project received an interesting reaction. Some people assumed I was a conspiracy theorist, or that I had somehow persuaded ChatGPT to illustrate my personal beliefs about aliens, hidden military programs, ancient civilizations, or secret technologies. That wasn’t the p...

What if an AI had seen fragments of classified material it could never describe directly? No files. No report names. No official explanations. Just images. That was the concept behind this series. I asked ChatGPT 5.6 Sol (very high mode took 20 min every 6 pictures) to act like it had access to secret information it could not reveal in text, only reinterpret visually. So instead of “telling” us what was in the files, it helped generate photographs that look like recovered evidence: dama...

About 2.5 years ago I tried making an AI comic. It failed. Characters changed, environments drifted, and every page needed manual editing. So I started over with one simple rule: One prompt = one finished comic page. Instead of generating individual panels, I generate the entire page at once using persistent character and environment references. The result is Tinky & Bocca, a post-apocalyptic road story. My goal is to create a 100-page comic entirely with ChatGPT on a $99 Android...

Saw this on insta and honestly it’s crazy what people use chatGPT for now when you think about it. I’m not a hater I love it for editing photos but this sort of thing is wild. I’m a nurse and we have recently caught students using it to chart patient notes? It’s insane, and surely somewhat a question mark around confidentiality? The world is losing critical thinkers we are doomed

I'm not convinced the issue is really AI writing. We've been using tools to help us think and communicate for decades. We started with calculators, then spreadsheets, spell check, grammar checkers, search engines, editors, and libraries full of other people's ideas. AI feels like the next step, just a much bigger one. To me, the important part isn't whether AI helped write something. It's whether the person publishing it actually understands it, agrees with it, and is willing to put their na...

https://preview.redd.it/yqbdp1vsxefh1.jpg?width=1360&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=5efaa9483066e0e6cc68953c4e5f2b566549e3c9 This. Right here. What do you see? A complicated web of notes connected to lines with all of the relationships defined. It's a knowledge graph system connected to an advanced agent that's designed to traverse and reason through it so that it can behave as an expert with decades of experience to make nuanced judgement calls when helping you. But what this really c...

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This week the tech world was gripped by a story that has it all - and which started like a sci-fi thriller.

Everytime i hear people saying that you should learn about ai because that's the future but idk where to start and what they mean by that. Do they mean going uni and study ai or self learn? Thanks in advance.

When a new robot arm changes joint names, camera topics, or control frequency, a failed demo tends to get blamed on the policy. The logs may show something much less interesting: an adapter mapped a valid action into the wrong device convention. Claude Opus 4.8 could read the SDK docs and draft the adapter, schema checks, and a small replay test. LingBot-VLA 2.0 stays on the policy side instead of being asked to paper over the device mismatch. Limits, timing, and emergency behavior still hav...

One thing I've learned from building multi agent AI systems is that the biggest problems rarely come from the model itself. Most pipelines fail during the handoff between agents. You can have a research agent, an analysis agent, and a reporting agent that all perform well on their own. Their individual outputs look great. But once they start passing data to each other, small inconsistencies begin to appear. Maybe the research agent returns a payload with a missing field. Maybe the analysis...

I am guessing these companies will resort to any trick to claim that they have a large userbase. Now I have to jump through hoops to close this account.

Same link as before: link This one's a bigger jump than usual, so a few highlights instead of just "updated": Core findings now scale-validated from 7B all the way to 72B parameters. The effects don't shrink as models get bigger — they grow, sometimes by an order of magnitude. Still one model family (Qwen) though, and we added a caveat we think matters: growing effect size at scale could mean the pattern genuinely deepens, or it could just mean our measurement axis gets shar...

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