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Seeing as there are about 1000 to choose from, I'm looking for one that just takes the prompt and runs with it. It doesn't have to be free, I'm going to be using this for business.

I was in the ai industry but realized my mind and ai could create something dangerous so now I’m hearing about all this is it worth it or what’s going on really in the industry

wanted to share a project i've been working on that explores using LLMs for social, in-feed entertainment. it's a text-based simulation game called Slop-Cops, built on reddit's new developer platform (devvit). users submit a website URL or describe a project idea (like an AI startup), and 5 distinct AI agent personalities (acting as a tribunal of "vibe cops") read the text, debate its quality, and rate it. players can then write a rebuttal to defend their project before the final ve...

Most of the focus is on AI being bad rather than how major companies are deploying AI. My concern isn't that AI is becoming more powerful. I mean, that is a concern, of course, but since most of the implications are speculative, you can't exactly take any stance or action on that problem other than countries coming together and setting rules and policies for how they distribute and use frontier models and capabilities, especially in warfare. My largest concern is what corporations and governme...

Anthropic has accused Alibaba of creating tens of thousands of fake Claude accounts to scrape Claude of its intellectual property via distillation attacks . Alibaba retaliates by telling their official (not contracted) employees to stop using Claude Code. I'm noticing from Reddit posts and comments that Claude has gotten much more wary of what it determines as strange prompting requests? There is an article indicating that Fable 5 has been "hardened" against distillation ...

When ChatGPT first came out, I assumed I'd mostly use it to answer random questions. That lasted about a week. Now the thing I use it for the most is taking messy thoughts and turning them into something I can actually work with. Whether it's rewriting an email, organizing notes, or helping me think through an idea, that's become the real value for me. Ironically, I use AI less for getting answers and more for helping me think more clearly. What about you? What's one use case you genui...

Article URL: https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/zJGGZQdtfoNye5ywe/probing-the-loss-band-sparsity-assumption-in-scientist-ai Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48795793 Points: 1 # Comments: 0

Article URL: https://techcrunch.com/2026/07/02/mark-zuckerberg-tells-staff-that-ai-agents-havent-progressed-as-quickly-as-hed-hoped/ Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48795826 Points: 114 # Comments: 116

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Article URL: https://gamefork.io Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48796620 Points: 2 # Comments: 0

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i run a few accounts at decent volume and the content production was tough what was helpfyl was connecting the claude mcp from a social media management tool. a lot of them are rolling this out right now you connect the mcp once, and after that you just chat with it. you build the content plan out in plain conversation, it generates the posts with consistent branding and a human sounding voice, and you approve everything from one place the stuff most people get wrong when they try to automate...

Devo dirlo, sono diventato matto...questa volta pensavo di mollare sul serio, ma poi stamattina il miracolo. (almeno per me). Ho fatto fine tuning e scritto tools per due modelli: un Qwen 3 da 1.5B e un altro da 4B quantizzati all'estremo. Il 4B è per smartphone con almeno 12Gb di RAM, mentre il piccolo è per la fascia media (occupa appena 2,5 GB di RAM)...sto creando un LoRa in bilingua per aiutare il piccolo a usare al meglio i tools, e lo sto distillando da un 32B, quindi meglio di uno fatto ...

It feels like most AI discussions revolve around AGI timelines or benchmark scores, but there are a lot of smaller capabilities improving rapidly (reasoning, memory, multimodal understanding, coding agents, robotics, speech, etc.) Which capability do you think is currently underrated and why? I'm more interested in practical applications over the next 3–5 years than distant predictions.

I ran the same market-entry brief through three different AI models. The result was revealing. I asked three models to independently create a client-ready market-entry brief for launching a privacy-first AI personal assistant for small businesses in the UK. The models were: Claude Fable 5 via Claude Subscription GPT-5.5 via ChatGPT/Codex qwen3.6:27b running locally via Ollama Each got the exact same task. They could use web research. They could not see each other’s answers. The...

Hey all ​I've been evaluating the "AI coworker" approach between the new Databricks Genie One interface and Anthropic's Claude Cowork desktop agent. While both claim to move past standard chat prompts into autonomous execution, they handle data from opposite ends of the stack. Claude Cowork operates right on your computer, meaning it's incredible for unblocking local workflow bottlenecks like organizing a messy folder of exports or synthesizing a bunch of text documents into a fresh ...