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The AI-coworker metaphor stopped being a slide this week and started being software I could `pip install`. OneManCompany argues the bottleneck in agent teams is organisational, and posts 84.67% on a benchmark that tests whether agents can w...
Hey there! A recurring theme this week: the interesting frontier sat outside the model. VILA Lab took Claude Code apart at the source and found 98.4% of the codebase is operational infrastructure, not AI decision logic. OpenAI’s Frontier te...
Hey there! This week the strongest work happened underneath the models: in the training signal, the kernel compiler, and the retrieval pipeline. Over at Cursor, an agent swarm writes CUDA kernels 38% faster than human-tuned baselines on GQA...
Hey there! This week kept circling back to one question: what does it actually take to make agents useful in production, not just in demos? A field engineer at Galileo is now answering every customer question by routing Claude Code across f...
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