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AI Adoption Across the United States

Article URL: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/corporate-responsibility/topics/ai-economy-institute/reports/us-ai-adoption-2026-q1/ Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48741390 Points: 3 # Comments: 2
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Show HN: Sibyl – self-hosted cross-agent memory for AI coding agents

I realized last year that I needed a better shared substrate for all the parallel coding (and other) agents I run if I wanted all my ADHD agentically-engineered dreams to come true. It started off as a simple Kanban board for agents with a crawler and rag, but it's long since evolved into a high performance, scalable, multi-user, self-hostable agent memory system built on SurrealDB that I can't live without. It's the thing that's helped me go absurdly parallel without just turning into a slop ...
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Kaist AI reads mouse gestures as language

Article URL: https://news.nate.com/view/20260701n15527?mid=n1101 Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48741900 Points: 1 # Comments: 0
how do most of you view the ai world & landscape in 2030?
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how do most of you view the ai world & landscape in 2030?

im very young, and sometimes i still get desceived by ai videos, images or etc. before it was veo3, then it was sora2, seedance 2.0, now its seedance 2.5 pro max whats gonna be the new video model? then it was chatgpt, then deepseek, now its claude fable 5, whats gonna be the new language model? for images it was midjourney, chatgpt, midjourney, gemini, and now its chatgpt image 2, whats gonna be the new image model? (the orders of the best may vary tbh) if we get together the next video mod...
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How has your AI workflow changed over the past year?

I’m interested in hearing from people who’ve used multiple LLMs (ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Grok, DeepSeek, etc.) extensively over the past few months. I’m less interested in benchmark scores and more interested in real-world experience. Which models do you trust most for reasoning, coding, writing, research, or brainstorming? What strengths and weaknesses only became obvious after long-term use? Have your preferences changed over time, and if so, why?
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We went from "AI says something embarrassing" to "$25M deepfake fraud" in about two years

​ The Arup case wasn't a hack in the traditional sense — it was a deepfake convincing someone to authorize a transfer. No exploit code, no malware, just sufficiently good synthetic media plus normal human trust. Feels like the conversation around AI risk is still stuck on hallucinations and bias while the actual money being lost is going through social engineering supercharged by generation quality. Are we just behind on naming the real threat model here? submitted by ...
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Best NSFW AI Image Generators 2026

Firstly, do no listen to posts that have links, those are almost always affiliates or brands. Im a true user, that spends a little too much time exploring this rabbit hole. Anyways, please tell me if im missing any or if you think my list is inaccurate. Secrets AI - You may be thinking that this looks a little different then the rest, and you would be right. However, they have an entire generations page / dashboard that is dedicated for content creation, and it is extremely impressive (tec...
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Stopped switching models every time output got worse, fixed my prompts instead

been using ai daily for about a year now and kept falling into the trap of blaming the model when output got mediocre. switched between three or four different tools chasing better results before realizing the actual problem was almost always on my end. few things that made a bigger difference than any model upgrade ever did: keeping a running doc of context for ongoing projects instead of re-explaining everything each session. sounds obvious but most people don't do it and it's the single b...
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Research on the 'effort heuristic' and AI content: people instinctively value AI-generated content less even when quality is identical, because they associate less effort with less worth

The effort heuristic is a well-documented cognitive bias where people assign more value to things they believe required more work. It shows up in everything from handmade goods to professional services, and we're seeing it in AI content creation, too. The gist: Two articles can contain identical ideas, similar insights, and comparable quality. But if one took ten hours to produce and the other took ten seconds with AI, audiences instinctively perceive the first as more valuable. That instinct...
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What's the best AI for AI retranscription based on an audio file

I need 100 % of what was said in a meeting. It's a native audio Teams recording. What's the best AI for this ? I used AI Sembly a few months back and it worked quite well but I guess there's been some progress since. Any recommendations ? Many thanks
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Veritas Clinic

The chart, as of now. Every fact traced to its source — and the moment it was true. Veritas Clinical flags what's stale, superseded, or unverified before you walk in. You sign off; the model never decides. https://clinic.aurochthryx.com · $49/mo
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Dwell

The house, told straight. Every claim a listing makes — roof, foundation, reno costs, contractor quotes — checked against the record before you sign. Not another listing site. The verdict on the one you're about to buy. https://dwell.aurochthryx.com
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Will You Need AI for Your AI?

I wrote this article because I assume many people are having running multiple AIs and getting their minds blown. Welcome any feedback
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AI has made me ask better questions than search engines ever did. Anyone else?

One thing I didn't expect from using AI regularly is that it's changed how I think. Instead of searching for quick answers, I spend more time figuring out how to ask better questions. Even when I'm researching something without AI, I notice I'm breaking problems into smaller steps instead of just looking for one perfect answer. Has anyone else experienced this, or has AI changed a different habit for you?
An audiovisual technique I've been working on - [and made it open-source]
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An audiovisual technique I've been working on - [and made it open-source]

A new output example from the updated version of my experimental multi-source video player for TouchDesigner, designed for frame-accurate video switching, playback manipulation, and display/render interventions. [And now, by popular demand, allowing even more video sources!] Want access to the updated system + a detailed breakdown of exactly how I achieved the continuous motion effect on this piece? You can freely access the system from the Store , and the detailed breakdown from my Pa...
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Before I needed it, no one told me that "legacy tape management" was an entire industry.

We inherited roughly 6,000 LTO tapes from a business we bought last year. There was no documentation, no drives that could read half of them, multiple generations and different formats. spent three weeks attempting to come up with an internal solution before someone recommended outsourcing the entire process. didn't know there were services like that, businesses that specialize in large-scale tape to cloud migration, evaluate what you have, read the formats and transfer everything. ...
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How Do You Automate Getting Web Design Clients?

So I've seen a lot of people on Reddit asking how to get web design clients, so I figured I'd make a post about what's been working for me. If you don't run a web agency, this probably isn't for you. One of the biggest lessons I've learned in my 4 years running a web agency is that the best businesses to target are the ones that already have a website. There are 3 simple reasons for that. First, the number of businesses with outdated websites is way higher than most people think. I'm tal...
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I taught myself to code 5 months ago and built an autonomous AI red-team tester — testyourllm.com

Piano teacher. Zero coding background. 5 months ago I started building. Just launched testyourllm.com — point it at any OpenAI-compatible LLM endpoint and an autonomous AI tries to break it. The attack AI (Tron) broke Llama 3.3 70B on the first throw in live testing. Built on a 7-layer defense stack running on live infrastructure processing real attacker traffic.