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A Weekly AI Digest → What Happens When Agents Start Building Their Own World?
This week we saw progress in recursive self-improvement, new ways to train agents, growing discussions about responsibility in agentic systems, and a deeper look at how future AI may learn from the world itself rather than from text alone....
A Weekly AI Digest → What If Models Are No Longer the Main Story?
This week was full of topics that change how we see AI ecosystems: skill engineering, recursive self-improvement, AI flywheels, and token vs. human capital. There is a lot to discuss ‒ from the new layer of agent skills to hidden industry t...
A Weekly Digest → The Agentic Era meets Reality
What was the most interesting last week? There were two important conferences – Microsoft Build and Snowflake Summit – and we also has a conversation with Mario Rodriguez, Chief Product Officer at GitHub, about the future of developers in t...
🎙️Hugging Face’s Clem Delangue: Stop Comparing Engines to Cars
In conversation with Clem Delangue, co-founder and CEO at Hugging Face about the state of Open Source AI (and the myth of Sisyphus)
One of Clem’s clearest points is that comparing open weights to closed APIs is like comparing an engine to...
FOD#152: AI Agent Skills: Why Skill Curation Is the Next Bottleneck
This Week in Turing Post:
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Wednesday / AI 101 series: Let’s discuss Attention (there is more to it than you think)
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Friday / A surprise interview!
📌 Webinar Invite: Why AI Agents Have an Identity Complex (solved...
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