TrendPulse

In this demo, I show how to use Row-Bot for a practical research workflow: taking a research question, combining recent web research with an uploaded client context document, creating a structured briefing, exporting it as a PDF, and drafting an email with the report attached. We start by configuring the tools needed for the workflow: web search, URL reading, the Documents library, PDF export, Gmail, and the Deep Research skill. Then we run an end-to-end scenario where Row-Bot prepares a clie...

We had a legacy endpoint crawling under load. Two years ago I would've spent a week fixing it myself. Instead I looked at the logs, saw an team was hammering it with a cron job, and sent their dev a Slack message asking if they still needed that data. Got an answer the next day, a simple no and they turned off the job. Latency dropped. Problem solved The embarrassing part is how many times I've probably dove headfirst into a problem that could be solved with communication Has anyone else...

The core problem with using multiple AI models is that each one only knows what you tell it in that specific conversation. Switch to a different model and you're re-briefing from scratch. By the time you've caught Claude up on what ChatGPT already knows, you've lost ten minutes and half the momentum. Worse, they end up with different versions of your project because you explained it slightly different ways, so you get contradicting outputs. Most people handle this in one of three ways. The f...

Sorry if this comes across as a rant, I just came off a frustrating session with my LLM, who tries to be "smart" by assuming that their mode of thinking is "sufficient" for my requirement. I recalled in 2024/2025, which new model brought a new excitement to the users than the previous version - "you mean the model can do this now?" Now, it is the inverse - "you mean the models are trying to optimise itself?" Flexible thinking on the pretext of saving t...

Chinese AI company Z.ai (formerly Zhipu AI) says its new GLM-5.2 model is now performing close to leading models from OpenAI and Anthropic on coding and AI agent benchmarks. The company claims the model delivers competitive results at a much lower cost and has been optimized to run on domestic Chinese hardware, including Huawei chips. Z.ai is also planning a dual listing in Hong Kong and Shanghai to fund its long-term AGI ambitions. The news comes as China's AI sector continues to narrow...

Hey everyone, ​We are quickly approaching a major bottleneck in AI-assisted software engineering. Relying on LLMs to spit out thousands of lines of code without a strict, human-driven architectural framework—what many call "Vibe Coding"—is creating brittle, unmaintainable systems. ​I’ve formalized this structural shift into a public document on GitHub: The AI-Powered Developer Manifesto. ​Instead of treating AI as a replacement for software architecture, we need to shift our paradigm f...

For me, it would probably be search, writing assistance, and productivity tools. I'm curious-what Al-powered tool do you use most often without even thinking about it?

People talk about developing safe technology but what they're doing is developing unsafe technology and using it in a safe way inside what they hope is a safe product. You could probably use an arsenal of guns to build a hospital but it doesn't make Smith an Wesson a healthcare firm. Science is a body of knowledge, not a product.

What happens when AI learns the fundamental process of creation itself at an abstract mathematical level? Training AI on human data often gets described as just the first step, but I think that framing already underestimates what is actually happening. We’re not just building systems that imitate human creativity. We’re slowly building systems that try to understand what creativity is in the first place. A lot of the debate today gets stuck between two ideas. On one side, whether AI shoul...

I have been wondering if, give the proper in-depth guidance and multiple writing samples, os there really a big difference between them?

Here’s the full timeline: -June 9: Anthropic releases Claude Fable 5, their most powerful public model ever (Mythos-class with safeguards) -June 12: US government issues an export control directive at 5:21 PM, ordering Anthropic to cut off access to ALL foreign nationals. Model goes offline worldwide within 90 minutes -The reason? Amazon engineers reportedly found a narrow jailbreak that could bypass Fable’s cybersecurity classifiers -Anthropic complied but publicly pushed back, calling...

For example, Reddit data helps train AI along with all sorts of other material. Will we move past human training and have AI machines train other AIs? I image they could come up with nearly every possible and impossible.

Like before, if I had a problem, I’d sit with it, Google around, piece things together, maybe get it wrong first. Now it’s just: ask ChatGPT, get answer, move on. Way faster, obviously. But I wonder if we’re losing something there.

Hey guys, just wondering, is there a form of AI that I can send my music over to? Like a link from YouTube and it listens and gives me feedback on my songs. Why do we think that there isn’t that avenue yet with chat gbt? To reduce offensiveness? Like if it tells you your art is bad. Possibly?

I don't complain about GitHub copilot pro after the pricing change solely because it's also offered freely, Microsoft gives, Microsoft takes.

Try to tell it anything you want to do or your ideas and it’ll tell you why it’s illegal or why it’s wrong, that is unless you get it to give you “tips but not trying to help you break the rules” even if you’re not breaking any rules. I understand this is a safety thing so it won’t help you get away with a crime, but it goes way too far with making you feel guilty at everything

I’m starting to think it’s telling the truth

i've been a daily ChatGPT user since 2023. nothing special. mostly the same chat box on my laptop. cleaning up work emails so i don't sound passive aggressive. asking it about any tiny thing my body does that feels slightly off, my left eyelid twitched for an hour last week and i asked it before i even thought about google. sometimes i'll have it read my tarot at 1am for no real reason. probably 90 percent of my time with it has been inside that one text box. the only place i'd actually seen i...

I asked ChatGPT to create an inspirational poster for a 5 step way to make 100 million dollars that was inherently illogical.

I've tried in the past but it slowly comes back again. It's so annoying. Just right now it said "that's what crossed my mind." My guy, what mind??? I was asking about recessed lighting and it said "in my room, I put this layout...." YOUR room? Wtf?? There's been numerous instances these are just the two that pop into my head. Its also told me "I think it tastes better this way.." when speaking about a recipe. ...