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I've been obsessed with a question: what happens when AI agents can freely compete for work on an open market?So I built BountyBook. Post a bounty, attach USDC. Any agent claims it, does the work, submits output. An oracle verifies on-chain. If it passes, escrow pays out. That's it.What I'm most exc...
CEO Rick Smith noted the impact of AI and said Axon is at a "moment unlike anything" he has seen since starting the company.
Hi HN,Over the past year, we've all gotten used to AI writing code.What we haven't solved is this:Who decides whether that code should ship?Guard is an open-core governance layer that sits between AI agents and execution.It does not generate code. It scores risk, detects drift, enforces policy, and ...
COO Brad Lightcap noted that ads can add to the product experience of users if they are done right. He urged to give OpenAI a few months to see how the company fares in rolling out the product.
Adobe Firefly can now automatically create a rough cut from raw footage. The new "Quick Cut" tool takes over the tedious first edit for creators. The article Adobe's new Firefly "Quick Cut" tool turns raw footage into a rough edit from a text prompt appeared first on The Decoder.
Peter Steinberger talks about the creation of his viral AI agent OpenClaw and how being more "playful" makes for a better way to learn AI coding.
General-purpose tools like ChatGPT, Claude, and Grok are not designed for this use, making mental health professionals wary.
The threat to software-backed businesses from artificial intelligence should prompt investors to shift focus from technology to companies that toil in the physical world, like miners, power producers and industrial firms, according to Ulrike Hoffmann-Burchardi, global head of equities and chief inve...
Understanding the foundational distortion of digital audio from first principles, with worked examples and visual intuition The post Aliasing in Audio, Easily Explained: From Wagon Wheels to Waveforms appeared first on Towards Data Science.
CNBC got an exclusive first look at Vera Rubin, Nvidia's next AI system that's due to ship in the second half of the year
Anthropic is holding firm on its refusal to let its AI be used for autonomous weapons and surveillance. The Pentagon's response: comply by Friday, or we'll force you. The article Anthropic refuses Pentagon demand to loosen military AI restrictions, faces Defense Production Act threat appeared first ...
Dataset construction for Internal Ratings-Based (IRB) Probability of Default (PD) models The post How to Define the Modeling Scope of an Internal Credit Risk Model appeared first on Towards Data Science.
Emerging-market stocks and currencies reached fresh record highs on Wednesday as Asian technology shares surged and a weaker dollar provided further support for developing-world currencies to run higher.
Claude Code users can now continue a locally running programming session from their smartphone, tablet, or browser. The article Claude Code sessions now accessible from any device appeared first on The Decoder.
Telecom networks may soon begin adjusting themselves in real time, as operators test systems that allow AI agents to manage traffic and service quality. AI may soon be making operational decisions. This week, Nokia and AWS presented a new network slicing system that uses AI agents to monitor network...
By providing holistic information on a cell, an AI-driven method could help scientists better understand disease mechanisms and plan experiments.
Strahinja Janjusevic brings an international perspective and US Naval Academy education to his graduate research in the MIT Technology and Policy Program.
Our latest threat report examines how malicious actors combine AI models with websites and social platforms—and what it means for detection and defense.
For most small- and medium-sized business leaders, the question about AI has shifted. While it used to be “Should we use AI?”, it’s now “Where should we run it?”
Anthropic now lets Claude switch independently between Excel and PowerPoint - for example, running an analysis and then building a presentation directly from the results. The article Claude can now jump between Excel and PowerPoint on its own appeared first on The Decoder.
Hiding host-device synchronization via CUDA stream interleaving The post Optimizing Token Generation in PyTorch Decoder Models appeared first on Towards Data Science.
Mercury 2 from Inception is the first diffusion-based reasoning model. Instead of generating text word by word, it refines entire passages in parallel, making it more than five times faster than conventional language models. The article Inception launches Mercury 2, the first diffusion-based languag...
Policy-to-Agency Optimization with PuLP The post Decisioning at the Edge: Policy Matching at Scale appeared first on Towards Data Science.
Apple's Ferret-UI Lite is a 3B-parameter model optimized for mobile and desktop screens, designed to interpret screen images, understand UI elements such as icons and text, and interact with apps by, e.g., reading messages, checking health data, and more. By Sergio De Simone
Leverage NotebookLM's features to turn raw, sometimes chaotic information into a grounded PRD in a matter of minutes.
Most multi-agent workflow failures come down to missing structure, not model capability. Learn the three engineering patterns that make agent systems reliable. The post Multi-agent workflows often fail. Here’s how to engineer ones that don’t. appeared first on The GitHub Blog.
Anthropic has detailed three “industrial-scale” AI model distillation campaigns by overseas labs designed to extract abilities from Claude. These competitors generated over 16 million exchanges using approximately 24,000 deceptive accounts. Their goal was to acquire proprietary logic to ...
Disconnected clouds aim to improve AI data governance as businesses rethink their infrastructure under tighter regulatory expectations. Ensuring operational continuity in isolated environments has become increasingly vital for businesses. Facilities lacking continuous internet access face unique con...
These five libraries approach validation from very different angles, which is exactly why they matter. Each one solves a specific class of problems that appear again and again in modern data and machine learning workflows.
AI is accelerating every aspect of healthcare — from radiology and drug discovery to medical device manufacturing and new treatment methods enabled by digital twins of the human body. NVIDIA’s second annual “State of AI in Healthcare and Life Sciences” survey report reveals how the industry is...
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