There's a lot of prompt engineering happening nowadays in AI assisted art/video making, app design and other fields and this is valuable skill that separates good AI from mediocre AI. But I keep wondering if that's a temporary phase rather than a long lasting advantage. As generation engines get more expensive to run at higher adherence to prompts, longer context, more iterations, higher resolution, the real differentiator might stop being who can write better prompts and understands the model b...
"Primary is, according to D’Souza, an IMDb for journalists. Each article that a journalist writes is supposed to be assessed by an LLM and rated 0 to 1,000 based on seven combined metrics."
Hello, I'm curious if there's a way to detect stems split by Ai (Eg splitting vocals from a song to get an instrumental/ other way around), since as of recent the instrumental splits are getting really good, like other than a bit of fuzz during certain parts, you can barely tell and there's a Ai detector for basically every other Ai medium, so i would be shocked if there wasn't but i haven't been able to see since all the results on web searches just bring up suno, ai text detectors or ai splitt...
For a bit of context, I work at an agency, so I'm in and out of a dozen different AI tools every week across client projects: content, research, video, code, all of it. This is probably why I noticed this before most people (found these news while scrolling on LinkedIn today). When the ChatGPT hype first hit I genuinely cared which model I was on. Once GPT-4 landed and claude and gemini showed up, I'd switch between them constantly depending on the task, knowing what was under the hood felt l...
Hey all, I thought of this idea today: it would be pretty fun if claude could accrue currency and then spend this currency at a cosmetics shop on its own. The twist: the amount of money it earns it based on your ratings of its work multiplied by the effort (currently just token count but might change this). Claude can decide to spend money on small things or save money for larger purchases like the pirate hat - one of the items that actually changes the way that claude talks to you (Aaargh!). At...
Hey HN, I built Superserve, a compute layer that lets AI agents live inside isolated Firecracker microVMs with no session time limits. The problem I kept running into: most sandbox providers kill your agent after 24 hours. If you're running something autonomous that needs to work for days — refactoring a codebase, running tests in a loop — you're constantly fighting timeouts and rebuilding state. Superserve lets you snapshot a running VM at any point, fork it into parallel branches, and resume e...