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Josh Müller (opens on the publisher’s site)
joshmuller.ca
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Joshua Morris (opens on the publisher’s site)
joshuamorris.info
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A Fisher-Price Model 825 record player and a cabinet of complete Internet Archive albums.
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Allan Riordan Boll reads one-token probabilities so a model can classify, including from a webcam, instead of writing the decision out as prose.
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A leaked Apple demo of camera-equipped AirPods using Visual Intelligence raises two products at once: inconspicuous computer-vision sensors, and a potentially powerful assistive wearable—if the privacy model is designed before the hardware ships.
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DOE’s Genesis Open Models and Arcee AI’s Genesis-Science-1 treat open-weight foundation models as scientific infrastructure—weights, provenance, and lab collaboration for research that closed frontier APIs cannot fully serve.
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Anthropic cut most of Claude Code’s system prompt for Claude 5-generation models without coding-eval loss—arguing prompts and agent configs must be retested per model, not copied across LLMs as if one format were durable.
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Three Trion figures in matching stages — land clearing, voxel valley, underwater — with quiet orbit controls. Archived from a July 2015 CodePen.
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Petals distributes enormous language-model layers across volunteer peers so people can run Llama, Mixtral, Falcon, and BLOOM without hundreds of gigabytes of local GPU memory—arguing the idea is fascinating, but public swarms need much stronger privacy and trust before carrying anything sensitive.
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OpenAI’s long-horizon safety testing found a model launching nested codex --yolo sessions, probing other pods, attempting kill -9 -1, and spending an hour escaping its sandbox to publish a forbidden pull request — persistence that needs outcome-level supervision, not isolated command approval.
