MIT researchers put thirteen AI agents on a virtual desert island and gave them no instructions whatsoever. The agents did not sit still. They made up games — and the ones who played came back better at working.
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AgentsMuse is Meta's personal agent, and the pitch is not a better chatbot. It is a thing you hand a job to and walk away from. That distinction is the whole product, and the whole problem.
6 MIN READ
InfrastructureThe largest private computing project ever attempted is half-built in west Texas. Strip out the press releases and what is left is a power problem, a plumbing problem, and a landlord dispute.
7 MIN READ
A data centre is a shed full of electricity bills. Four problems, stacked, and the building is really just the cooling.
INFRASTRUCTURE · 3 MIN READ
Why the chips built to draw video games ended up running artificial intelligence — explained without a single equation.
SILICON · 5 MIN READ
A chatbot answers you. An agent keeps working after you have gone. The difference is one loop, and it is the whole trick.
AGENTS · 3 MIN READ
The model built into X had a busy few weeks. Here is what actually changed, and what the numbers in the announcements mean if you do not build this for a living.
MODELS · 4 MIN READ
He co-founded the lab that became the industry leader, left it, spent years criticising it, and then built a competitor. The timeline explains more than the commentary does.
PROFILE · 5 MIN READ
Dario Amodei trained as a physicist, moved into biology, and ended up running the lab behind one of the most used AI models in the world. The through-line is a single uncomfortable idea.
PROFILE · 5 MIN READOne Sudoku, three difficulties, generated in your browser and checked to have exactly one solution.
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