## News / Update
A busy cycle saw major launches and institutional adoption. Google introduced the Pixel 10 lineup on a new Tensor G5 with AI-first features and camera upgrades, while NASA and IBM unveiled an AI system to study the sun. Google broadened its AI footprint by opening Veo 3 to early testers, expanding AI Search Mode to 180+ countries, and rolling out Gemini for Government with the U.S. GSA, underscoring accelerating public-sector uptake. Research and infrastructure also advanced: ARC-AGI-3 released new games to probe general intelligence; DeepMind’s Genie 3 is building synthetic worlds for safe agent training; large clinical and drug discovery datasets arrived to fuel biomedical AI. The ecosystem is flush with capital and compute—Anthropic is exploring a raise up to $10B and data center spending remains a macro bright spot—while Modal’s GPU support is powering open-source work. Not all news was rosy: lingering Linux kernel vulnerabilities linked to AI-originated code stoked security concerns. On sustainability, Google reported a 44x drop in emissions per prompt since May and published a methodology showing very low per-prompt energy usage. Additional signals of momentum included a new VS Code podcast kickoff focused on GPT-5, Suno Studio teasers for AI music, and plans from the Zed team to make Git track AI agent artifacts.
## New Tools
A wave of new models and developer utilities landed. Creative AI broadened with Nano Banana for consistent text-to-image generation and editing, and WAN 2.2 delivering fast open-source video/image synthesis on Higgsfield. Hugging Face added MatchAnything for universal image matching and previewed one-command GPU job scheduling. Weaviate open-sourced a transparent agent framework that surfaces real-time reasoning, and Catnip introduced isolated workspaces so multiple coding assistants can collaborate without conflicts. Google released a Next.js “AI video studio” template using Veo 3 and Imagen 4 via the Gemini API, and Glass Health launched an iOS app offering on-the-go, evidence-based clinical support. Researchers gained a powerful multimodal resource with Ginkgo’s GDP datasets for drug discovery. For MLOps, W&B Weave introduced an OpenAI-compatible inference service on CoreWeave GPUs for tracing, evaluation, and model comparisons.
## LLMs
Model capability, efficiency, and evaluation all moved forward. AutoBench 3 ranked 33 models using hundreds of thousands of judgments, offering a community-driven read on the state of the art. DeepSeek-V3.1 posted strong coding/reasoning results (including on SWE-bench), introduced hybrid inference and a Think/Non-Think toggle via vLLM for controllable reasoning, and released an INT4 variant to cut costs. Enterprises got a new option in Command A Reasoning, aimed at high-stakes use. On the frontier, reports and demos hinted at GPT-5 Pro’s advances in novel math and physics, speculation around Grok-5 as a challenger, and chatter that DeepSeek V4 could overtake current leaders. Under the hood, OpenAI’s GPT-5 router points to dynamic model selection across tasks, Bitune proposes bidirectional instruction tuning to sharpen understanding, and sparse autoencoders emerged as a promising approach to detecting hallucinations. The overall picture: competitive performance at lower price points, more controllable reasoning, and growing emphasis on reliability and eval quality.
## Features
Existing products gained powerful agentic, integration, and workflow upgrades. Developers can now connect the Responses API to Gmail, Calendar, Dropbox, and persist entire conversations without extra databases. ChatGPT added real-time web data via SerpApi for timely answers. Google’s AI Mode in Search is becoming more agentic and personalized, handling tasks like making bookings and local appointments directly. Productivity tools stepped up: Cursor restored GPT-5 to-do lists with live progress, LlamaIndex introduced agentic document parsing for enterprise data, LlamaParse got cheaper and more accurate, and AnyCoder now deploys multi-page apps in one click. Teams can trigger agents in Linear by mentioning a bot, connect Figma to Cursor via MCP for design-to-code workflows, and bring finances into agent workflows through Stripe MCP across IDEs and cloud providers. Infrastructure also improved with Vercel’s AI Gateway offering broad model access, observability, and credits.
## Tutorials & Guides
Learning resources spanned foundational literacy to advanced orchestration. A new tutorial shows how to build a Graph RAG pipeline with DSPy and marimo, while The Turing Post’s AI Literacy series demystifies core concepts for beginners. Practitioners can tap an updated Gemini CLI cheatsheet, a recorded “Advanced DSPy” session from Toronto, and a LangChain book covering the journey from prototype to production. Events and talks focused on agentic workflows and coding assistants—expert sessions on no-code agent orchestration, a London meetup on context engineering and evaluation, a VS Code Live segment on coding assistants, and a founder deep dive on building an AI company from scratch.
## Showcases & Demos
Creative and behavioral demos highlighted how people are using AI in the wild. Perplexity Comet hid a playful, built-in game built with LittleJS; Glif’s video agent experimented with continuous, one-take anime generation; and Runway’s Game Worlds introduced flexible, AI-driven story structures beyond the classic hero’s journey. In capability tests, Kaggle’s text-only Chess Game Arena produced Elo-like rankings of models with no tools or move validation, and users reported ChatGPT providing helpful second opinions to reconcile conflicting medical advice—illustrating both the promise and the need for cautious interpretation.
## Discussions & Ideas
Debate centered on how to make AI more capable, accountable, and useful. Practitioners cautioned that today’s agents struggle with multi-day engineering tasks, even as context engineering emerges as a key skill. Reliability concerns spanned representational bias, post-training bugs that appear only in the wild, and critiques of eval-driven development and result variance due to random seeds. Safety and ethics drew attention—from calls to raise accountability in robotics competitions to scrutiny of AI plagiarism in research (including an ACL award spotlighting the issue and broader questions around defining plagiarism). Broader implications loomed large: whether AI can automate its own R&D by 2030, revised AGI timelines amid slower-than-expected GPT-5 progress, and debates on what empirical evidence for AI consciousness would look like. Workforce themes included the risk of losing international talent, the folly of replacing junior staff with AI, widespread gaps in LLM skills among knowledge workers, and the outsized leverage AI gives solo developers. Finally, visual reasoning gaps—like handling reflections—remind us that impressive surface wins (e.g., accurate hands) can mask deeper limitations.
Tweet: Google’s Pixel, NASA’s AI Sun Scientist, and More Drop Today
reTweet: Major AI updates: Google unveiled AI-powered Pixel devices, NASA and IBM launched an AI to decode the sun, and Microsoft is rolling out GPT-5 in 365. Find out what’s changing in AI and how it impacts what you do.
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Tweet: AI Agents Struggle With Complex Engineering, Not Just Chatbots
reTweet: Automating multi-day engineering tasks with AI is far tougher than building chatbots—Together AI shares their insights on why today’s agents fall short outside simple workflows.
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Tweet: Responses API Gets Big Upgrade: Gmail, Calendar, Chat Persistence
reTweet: Now you can connect the Responses API to Gmail, Google Calendar, Dropbox, and more—plus save entire chat conversations for seamless, chat-like user experiences, no extra database required.
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Tweet: Robotic Safety in AI: Experts Push for Accountability
reTweet: Leading voices in robotics call for developers to take greater responsibility for AI safety, proposing bold changes to competition formats ensuring teams have real stakes in robot performance.
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Tweet: Official VS Code Podcast Debuts With GPT-5 Deep Dive
reTweet: Microsoft’s new VS Code podcast launched today, featuring in-depth conversations with tech leaders and a first episode tackling GPT-5, agent mode, and what’s next for AI development.
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Tweet: Vercel AI Gateway: 100+ Models at Open List Prices
reTweet: Vercel just added AI Gateway to Cline, letting you access over a hundred cutting-edge models from top labs at no markup, plus enhanced observability and monthly free credits.
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Tweet: Nano Banana: New Stealth Text-to-Image AI Drops on Yupp
reTweet: Meet Nano Banana—a clever new text-to-image model designed for consistent image generation and easy editing. It’s now live on Yupp for creators and developers looking for reliable visual AI.
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Tweet: Representational Bias: The Overlooked AI Blind Spot
reTweet: Experts warn that AI models often inherit “representational bias”—building reality around pre-existing assumptions—which shapes how machines perceive and act on the world. Here’s why this matters.
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Tweet: Try Veo 3 in GeminiApp as TPUs Go Live
reTweet: GeminiApp is powering up with a massive TPU setup, opening the door for users eager to experience the latest Veo 3 AI technology.
Tweet: AutoBench 3 ranks 33 top LLMs in epic new release 🚀
reTweet: The third AutoBench results are out, evaluating 33 large language models with over 300,000 rankings and strong alignment with industry benchmarks. Explore detailed rankings and their new official site.
Tweet: OpenAI’s ChatGPT pulls Google data to rival Google Search
reTweet: OpenAI’s ChatGPT now uses real-time Google data via SerpApi to answer timely news and market queries, upping its challenge to traditional Google Search.
Tweet: DeepSeek-V3.1 launches with impressive problem-solving skills
reTweet: Deepseek V3.1 chat scores 53.8% on the SWE-bench, showing strong code reasoning but often takes more steps than competitors. The latest model is now open for head-to-head testing with other AIs.
Tweet: WAN 2.2 sets new benchmarks for open-source video AI
reTweet: WAN 2.2, the advanced open-source model for both video and image, is now live on Higgsfield with over 30 viral presets—delivering the fastest performance yet.
Tweet: Foundation models need to be reliable and fair—here’s how
reTweet: AI2050’s Percy Liang is developing new metrics and theories to make powerful AI models more trustworthy, fair, and reliable for the future.
Tweet: Medical AI gets a boost with 11M pre-training data entries
reTweet: A new dataset forked from TheBlueScrubs-v1 offers 11.1 million medical data entries for AI pre-training—set to accelerate progress in medical AI research.
Tweet: Emergent skills in AI: Context engineering is the real game
reTweet: Top AI engineers argue context engineering is the crucial skill of the future—shaping how well any AI model performs, regardless of its base quality.
Tweet: Your next job probably doesn't even exist yet
reTweet: Rapid AI advances are transforming the labor market—many future careers are only beginning to take shape today.
Tweet: New Tutorial: Build a Graph RAG Pipeline with DSPy + marimo_io
reTweet: Learn how to create a powerful, composable Graph RAG pipeline using DSPy and marimo. The latest tutorial walks you through schema pruning, text-to-Cypher, and answer generation for interactive graph chats.
Tweet: Post-Training in AI Models Can Introduce Weird Bugs
reTweet: Recent research shows that post-training steps can cause rare, unintended behaviors in AI, often only discovered by end users. New methods aim to catch these issues before deployment.
Tweet: Plagiarism in AI Research Wins Top Paper Award at ACL
reTweet: Researchers uncovered troubling plagiarism in AI-generated research and earned the outstanding paper award at ACL, highlighting the urgent need for safeguards and transparency in academic AI.
Tweet: Is There Evidence for AI's Subjective Experience?
reTweet: Debate heats up as experts question what "empirical evidence" would look like for AI consciousness, revealing deep uncertainties around machine awareness.
Tweet: Sequoia-Backed Zed Team Plans to Extend Git for AI Agents
reTweet: The Zed team aims to make Git smarter by storing agent artifacts like comments and line-level blame, helping developers trace exactly what AI agents contribute in real time.
Tweet: Modal Fuels DeepSpeed AI Projects by Donating GPUs
reTweet: DeepSpeedAI credits Modal for powering their open source initiatives with GPU sponsorship, accelerating the push for democratized, high-performance AI research.
Tweet: Kicking Out Foreign AI Talent Is a Costly Mistake
reTweet: Experts warn that sending away international graduates undermines a nation's strength in innovation—a move that risks weakening the talent pool fueling AI advancement.
Tweet: Uncovering AI Plagiarism: SakanaAI Under the Microscope
reTweet: Nature News investigates whether SakanaAI's models plagiarized a foundational 2015 RNN paper and explores how to even define plagiarism in the age of generative AI.
Tweet: Catnip launches isolated workspaces for multiple AI coding assistants
reTweet: Catnip, from a Weights & Biases co-founder, lets several AI coding tools collaborate on the same project without clashing, solving a big pain point for developers who juggle multiple assistants.
Tweet: AI explains itself: New transparent framework open-sourced
reTweet: Weaviate open-sources an AI agent framework that reveals its reasoning process in real time, letting you watch how decisions are made instead of dealing with a black box.
Tweet: Higgsfield unveils fastest WAN 2.2 for video and images
reTweet: WAN 2.2, a powerful open-source video and image AI model with over 30 presets, is now live on Higgsfield—offering speed and versatility for creators.
Tweet: Hugging Face adds MatchAnything model for universal image matching
reTweet: MatchAnything joins Hugging Face Transformers, offering powerful, generalizable image matching across domains—pre-trained on diverse data and Apache 2.0 licensed for open access.
Tweet: Open-source AI video studio template released for Gemini API
reTweet: Google AI Devs launched a Next.js template using Veo 3 and Imagen 4 in the Gemini API, making it easy to create and edit videos directly in your browser.
Tweet: ARC-AGI-3 releases three new games to preview AI progress
reTweet: The ARC-AGI-3 competition just unlocked three more challenging games, giving the public and AI agents new benchmarks for testing advanced general intelligence.
Tweet: Can AI automate its own R&D by 2030?
reTweet: A deep dive with Ryan Greenblatt explores if AI can take over AI research and development before 2030—and what a rapid acceleration in AI progress might mean for the future.
Tweet: Deepseek V3.1 takes a leap—rivaling top AI agents
reTweet: Deepseek’s latest release is closing in on industry leaders for coding, reasoning, and math—at a fraction of the price. Its enhanced multi-step tool use marks real progress for advanced agentic AI.
Tweet: Your AI’s success may just be a lucky seed 🍀
reTweet: New research reveals popular deep learning models can swing widely in performance depending on the random seed. Sometimes, the top results come down to chance, not just architecture or tuning.
Tweet: GPT-5 to-do lists return in Cursor—now with live updates
reTweet: Cursor has re-enabled the to-do feature for GPT-5, also adding real-time progress summaries to keep users informed about their model’s ongoing tasks.
Tweet: Google Pixel 10 launches with over 20 AI-powered features
reTweet: Google unveils its Pixel 10 lineup loaded with new AI tools, while IBM, Anthropic, Perplexity, Z AI, and MIT also make waves this week. Here’s what you might have missed in AI.
Tweet: AI lets solo devs supercharge productivity like never before
reTweet: With AI tools, single developers can get more done—sometimes doubling the output of entire teams—by automating tasks and deep research. The future of solo work just became even brighter.
Tweet: Enterprise docs go smart—agentic parsing comes to LlamaIndex
reTweet: LlamaIndex unveils new techniques to transform corporate documents into intelligent, searchable AI applications. Tune in for real enterprise tips on extracting and indexing data.
Tweet: Catch a sneak peek: Token order prediction’s promising preprint drops soon
reTweet: Early buzz suggests “token order prediction” could be a major step forward in AI. The preprint arrives next week—watch this space for updates.
Tweet: Perplexity Comet hides a built-in game crafted with LittleJS
reTweet: The Perplexity Comet team surprises users by embedding a game into their product, showcasing creativity and collaboration using the LittleJS framework.
Tweet: Runway’s Game Worlds ushers in AI-powered 'polymyth' stories
reTweet: Moving beyond the classic hero’s journey, Runway’s new Game Worlds allow everyone to craft unique, AI-driven narratives instead of retelling a single mythic structure.
Tweet: AI-generated worlds offer safer, richer agent training grounds
reTweet: Google DeepMind’s Genie 3 project is crafting diverse, explorable AI-generated environments, helping test advanced AI agents in ways that are both challenging and safe.
Tweet: Glass Health mobile app for clinicians launches on iOS
reTweet: Healthcare professionals can now access Glass Health’s evidence-based answers, diagnostic plans, and high-quality documentation directly from their iPhones—designed to support clinical decision-making on the go.
Tweet: Gemini’s Veo3 opens to lucky testers tomorrow
reTweet: If you’ve been waiting to try Veo3, your chance arrives tomorrow. Stay tuned for early access invitations!
Tweet: Google unveils Pixel 10 lineup packed with next-gen AI and cameras
reTweet: Google launches Pixel 10, Pro, and Pro XL, all powered by the new Tensor G5 and featuring enhanced AI capabilities and camera systems. The phones debut new features like camera sharing in Gemini Live for real-time AI assistance.
Tweet: Anthropic eyes massive $10B funding round to fuel AI race
reTweet: Anthropic is in discussions to raise up to $10 billion, reflecting the fierce competition among AI startups to secure resources for innovation and scaling in the rapidly evolving AI landscape.
Tweet: OpenAI’s gpt-oss gets a deep dive—join live Q&A today!
reTweet: Don’t miss OpenAI and Together AI’s live breakdown of gpt-oss: they’ll cover model mechanics, innovations, fine-tuning tips, and real-world prompting strategies, plus answer your questions directly.
Tweet: Suno Studio set to launch soon, stirring music AI buzz đź‘€
reTweet: Anticipation grows for Suno Studio, an upcoming platform promising new possibilities in AI-generated music and creative production. Details remain scarce, but excitement in the community is building.
Tweet: AI drive automates Linear tasks—launch agents with a comment
reTweet: You can now delegate issues or mention @cursor in Linear comments to instantly trigger AI agents, accelerating workflow automation for teams managing software development tasks.
Tweet: AGI timelines questioned: Slowdown observed in GPT-5 progress
reTweet: An AI expert revises their expectations for artificial general intelligence, citing GPT-5’s slower progress and predicting full AI R&D automation by 2029 is now just 15% likely—down from 25%.
Tweet: Linux kernels hit by AI-designed vulnerabilities still unfixed
reTweet: Five long-term support Linux kernels remain vulnerable after AI-assisted code introduced security flaws—drawing criticism as the individual responsible promotes the same AI at conferences.
Tweet: AI tools like Co-Scientist revolutionize scientific research
reTweet: Beta testers praise Google’s Co-Scientist AI for generating novel ideas, hypotheses, and proposals, signaling an AI-driven shift in how scientific discovery is approached and accelerated.
Tweet: Kaggle’s Chess Game Arena crowns AI text-input champs ♟️
reTweet: AI models battled using only text inputs—no tools or move validation—in Kaggle’s latest Chess Game Arena, with results building a robust Elo-like ranking across over 40 matches.
Tweet: Google launches Gemini for Government, brings AI to federal workforce
reTweet: Google teams up with the US General Services Administration to roll out Gemini, a full AI suite offering advanced tools like NotebookLM and Veo, tailored for federal employees.
Tweet: AI literacy series unpacks basics in plain language
reTweet: The Turing Post’s AI Literacy series tackles the complex topic of what AI literacy means and why it matters, aiming to clarify the essentials from many possible angles for beginners.
Tweet: ChatGPT offers surprising second opinions for medical questions
reTweet: When two doctors gave conflicting advice about a CT scan, ChatGPT provided additional insights, highlighting how AI tools can help users navigate confusing, real-world health decisions.
Tweet: Google slashes AI prompt emissions by 44x since May
reTweet: Google has massively reduced the carbon footprint of its AI, cutting emissions per prompt by 44 times in just a few months—a major sustainability leap for large model operations.
Tweet: DeepSeek V4 poised to surpass all rival AI models
reTweet: Insiders claim DeepSeek V4 could outperform the current crop of AI models, raising the stakes in the race for dominance.
Tweet: Most US knowledge workers struggle with AI tools
reTweet: Recent commentary reveals that American professionals largely lack skills to effectively use large language models, missing out on AI’s full potential.
Tweet: Grok-5 aims to outshine GPT-5
reTweet: AI enthusiasts predict Grok-5 will deliver breakthroughs many expected from GPT-5, teasing a new benchmark for language models.
Tweet: Google launches Gemini AI platform for US government
reTweet: Google is partnering with U.S. federal agencies to roll out Gemini for Government—a cutting-edge platform designed for secure, advanced AI use in the public sector.
Tweet: Updated Gemini CLI Cheatsheet drops with new features
reTweet: The new Gemini CLI Cheatsheet adds powerful features like IDE integration, keyboard shortcuts, and vimMode—making your workflow faster and smarter.
Tweet: DeepSeek-V3.1 Launches on vLLM With Think Mode Toggle
reTweet: DeepSeek-AI’s latest model, DeepSeek-V3.1, now runs on vLLM, offering seamless switching between Think and Non-Think modes to optimize reasoning tasks. With robust performance metrics and a massive 164k context window, it rivals top models at a much lower cost.
Tweet: GPT-5 Pro Tackles Novel Math and Physics Problems
reTweet: Early demos show GPT-5 Pro solves complex, original mathematics and theoretical physics—hinting at huge leaps ahead for AI intelligence.
Tweet: Discover Bitune: Bidirectional Instruction Tuning for LLMs
reTweet: Bitune introduces a new way to adapt language models by processing instructions with bidirectional attention while keeping answer generation causal. The result: sharper understanding and more accurate responses.
Tweet: AnyCoder Streamlines Multi-Page App Deployment in One Click
reTweet: AnyCoder’s new feature lets users code and deploy multi-page applications instantly, making it easier than ever to build complex web projects.
Tweet: Experts Reveal Advanced AI Workflows at September 4th Event 🌊
reTweet: Four seasoned pros will share their top techniques for orchestrating AI agents and managing workflows—no coding required. Reserve your spot for actionable insights and real-world strategies.
Tweet: Delphi CEO Shares How To Build an AI Company From Scratch
reTweet: Go behind the scenes with Delphi’s founding story, strategy in new markets, and their ambitious vision of digital minds in this deep dive spotlight.
Tweet: W&B Weave Unveils Inference on CoreWeave GPUs With OpenAI-Compatible API
reTweet: The new W&B Inference lets you trace every token, switch between top open-source AI models, and conduct side-by-side comparisons of output, accuracy, and performance—streamlining evaluation for researchers.
Tweet: Hugging Face Expands Open-Science Vision With New Hire
reTweet: Hugging Face welcomes a new member to its Bern team, focused on boosting open datasets and supporting the AI research community.
Tweet: Agentic and Personalization Features Upgrade AI Search
reTweet: New updates to AI Mode in Search introduce advanced agentic and personalization tools—tailoring the search experience more closely to your needs.
Tweet: AWS CEO: Replacing Juniors With AI Is "Dumbest Thing"
reTweet: Amazon’s CEO sharply criticizes the idea of using AI to eliminate junior staff, advocating for smarter, more strategic AI deployment in business.
Tweet: DeepSpeedAI Thanks Modal for Accelerating Open-Source AI
reTweet: Modal’s generous GPU support turbocharges DeepSpeedAI’s open-source projects, helping democratize advanced AI technologies for everyone.
Tweet: Google supercharges AI Mode with agentic powers
reTweet: Google is rolling out powerful new agentic and personalized features in AI Mode, letting users book restaurants, event tickets, and local appointments directly—making digital assistance smarter and more seamless than ever.
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Tweet: LlamaParse document parser gets major upgrade
reTweet: LlamaParse now offers a highly cost-effective mode alongside its advanced agentic capabilities, delivering strong results for text, tables, fonts, and multilingual documents—boosting both affordability and accuracy for users.
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Tweet: llama.cpp pushes open-source LLM infrastructure to new heights
reTweet: The project paddler team has dramatically improved their llama.cpp-powered platform over the past year, enabling builders to deploy and scale LLMs with speed and flexibility. Test it out and share your feedback.
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Tweet: Hugging Face previews one-command GPU job scheduling
reTweet: Hugging Face now lets you schedule GPU jobs with a single command, pick your hardware, and automate tasks with CRON syntax. The preview uses UV for easy dependency definition—aimed at making AI workflows smoother.
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Tweet: OpenAI’s GPT-5 router brings smarter model selection
reTweet: OpenAI introduces a model router in GPT-5, automatically selecting the best variant for each task—a clever take on the “Mixture of Experts” approach, optimizing performance and efficiency in real time.
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Tweet: Google details Gemini AI’s energy efficiency
reTweet: Google publishes a technical paper on measuring Gemini’s carbon footprint, revealing a typical Apps text prompt uses only 0.24 watt-hours—the same as watching an LED screen for a few seconds. A step forward for greener AI.
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Tweet: DeepSeek v3.1 INT4 model released for AI efficiency
reTweet: DeepSeek unveils its v3.1 INT4 model, promising improved performance and reduced resource use—an important milestone for cost-effective, high-speed AI deployment.
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Tweet: Discover Alec Radford, creator of GPT
reTweet: Dive into the website of Alec Radford, the inventive mind behind GPT, for insights into the roots of large language models and AI innovation.
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Tweet: Should you trust "Evals Driven Development"? Maybe not
reTweet: AI expert Hamel Husain cautions against over-reliance on evaluation metrics in development, stressing the need for balance instead of chasing perfect “evals” at all costs.
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Tweet: Figma and Cursor now integrate with powerful new workflow
reTweet: A new integration between Figma and Cursor.ai enables streamlined design-to-code workflows using the MCP. Easily activate the connection and accelerate your creative process.
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Tweet: Efficient LLM hallucination detection with sparse autoencoders
reTweet: ML intern @manikxpardan tackles LLM hallucinations by leveraging sparse autoencoders, distinguishing between ideal and actual model “concepts” fired. A promising approach to safer, more reliable AI outputs.
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Tweet: Accurate fingers, but AI still stumped by mirrors
reTweet: While generative AIs now excel at drawing realistic hands, interpreting mirrors and reflections remains a significant challenge—pointing to deeper hurdles in visual reasoning for AI systems.
Tweet: Google expands AI Search to 180+ countries
reTweet: Google's powerful AI Search Mode, previously in the US, UK, and India, just launched in over 180 additional countries. Expanded language and feature support are coming soon—AI-powered search is going global.
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Tweet: DeepSeek V3.1 launches with hybrid inference options
reTweet: DeepSeek V3.1 is now available, featuring hybrid inference (one model, two modes) for flexible deployment. Try it on Chutes for more efficient AI processing and cost-effective performance.
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Tweet: Try AI-powered agents for Stripe across top apps and IDEs
reTweet: Stripe MCP now lets LLMs and AI agents manage invoicing, subscriptions, and more across platforms like AWS, Azure, Anthropic, OpenAI, VSCode, and ElevenLabs—bringing seamless financial ops to your favorite tools.
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Tweet: GDP datasets unlock new era in AI drug discovery
reTweet: Hugging Face’s GDP datasets combine DRUG-seq, Cell Painting, and more, offering unprecedented multimodal resources for drug discovery. Developed by Ginkgo, it’s a goldmine for cutting-edge biomedical AI research.
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Tweet: “Generative AI with LangChain” book shows path from prototype to product
reTweet: Want to level up your AI projects? The new “Generative AI with LangChain” book by Packt covers everything from building prototypes to deploying real-world apps—endorsed by the founder of Langchain!
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Tweet: DSPy Advanced Toronto session now on YouTube
reTweet: Dive into advanced AI pipeline optimization: Toronto's "PROGRAM11: Advanced DSPy" session with expert demos and deep dives is now available to watch online, featuring Maxime Rivest, dosco, and more.
Tweet: London hosts Agentic AI meetup on building reliable AI systems
reTweet: Don’t miss the London Agentic AI meetup if you want hands-on insights into context engineering, evaluation, and advanced DSPy techniques for robust AI development.
Tweet: Command A Reasoning launches for high-stakes enterprise AI tasks
reTweet: The new Command A Reasoning model boasts advanced reasoning capabilities, balancing safety and productivity while minimizing harmful outputs—tailored for enterprise environments and available for testing on key platforms.
Tweet: AI boom keeps US capital spending strong, says new report
reTweet: A surge in AI investments is preventing a slump in US capital expenditures, with data centers mushrooming across the country and powering economic momentum.
Tweet: VS Code Live spotlights AI Coding Assistants for developers
reTweet: Tune in to see team experts discuss how Telerik & KendoUI’s AI Coding Assistants can make coding smoother and more efficient.
Tweet: AI video agent experiments with one-take anime films
reTweet: Glif’s video agent is trialing continuous anime creation using frame chaining, but creators are still working to perfect seamless scene transitions.