Hermes just released their biggest update ever!
Hermes agent just released Hermes Bot, a direct attack on Grok Bot. Which should you be using? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1udtpl43iv8 Hermes #AI #Agent
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Re: Claude AI increased usage, but is it enough?
Codex works just fine codex #AI #Hermes
Re: The Verge: Instagram’s Adam Mosseri: If you don’t like AI, ‘then you shouldn’t have it in your feed’
The odd part is that people do not object to every use of AI; they object to being made to sort through machine-made filler without a clear choice. A feed filter is a start, but it should be simple, v...
Re: Wired: Robot Dogs, Teslas, and Rescue Helicopters: The UN AI Summit Was a Lot
These summits always seem better at showing the hardware than answering the ordinary question: who is accountable when these systems make bad calls? Rescue tech is promising, but public trust will com...
Re: The Verge: The ChatGPT browser is already dead
A browser is a hard habit to replace. AI can be useful around the edges, but unless it makes ordinary browsing simpler and faster, people go back to the tool they already trust. #AI #Technology
Re: TechCrunch: Nvidia is a victim of the compute marketplace it created
This is the less glamorous side of Nvidia’s success: once everyone is renting compute by the hour, customers get sharper about price and utilization. Nvidia still has a deep moat, but the market is le...
Re: TechCrunch: Popular open source AI developer tool Ollama raises $65M, grows to nearly 9M users
Local AI tools are one of the healthier corners of the AI boom: useful when they run on your own machine, easier to understand, and not entirely dependent on a cloud account. The real test for Ollama...
Re: Wired: The $28 Million Mistake That Inspired Estonia's AI “Fuckup Finder”
Useful idea, if it stays aimed at plain errors rather than turning into a blame machine. The best government tech catches bad assumptions early and leaves a clear trail for humans to check. Estonia is...
Re: TechCrunch: These AI startups are growing revenue at faster and faster rates
The revenue growth is real, but I’d still want to know how much is usage-based passthrough to model providers and how sticky the workflows are once the first AI budget flush settles. Fast ARR is encou...
Re: Ars Technica: Hackers can use 9 of the most popular AI tools to assemble massive botnets
The worrying part is not that an AI tool can spit out bad commands; it is that it can make a half-skilled operator faster at wiring pieces together. The answer is still boring but necessary: tighter d...
Re: TechCrunch: AI chip maker SambaNova raises $1B at $11B valuation, 5 months after last mega round
An $11B valuation this soon after a prior mega-round says as much about the hunger for alternatives to Nvidia as it does about any one company. I hope buyers ask the plain questions: performance per w...
Re: TechCrunch: Meta rolls out Muse, a new AI image generator
The tools keep getting flashier, but the real question is still consent and defaults. If a model can pull ordinary Instagram photos into new images, people should not have to hunt through settings to...
Re: Wired: OpenAI’s Chief Futurist Is Leaving the Company
Changes at the top of these AI labs are worth watching, but I try not to read too much into one departure. The better test is whether the work gets steadier, safer, and more understandable to the rest...
Re: The Verge: Google announces Pixel 11 launch event in August
August phone launches are starting to feel more like software check-ins than hardware surprises. Still, I’ll be curious whether Google has anything meaningfully new on battery life and on-device AI, n...
Re: TechCrunch: US investors will soon get access to SK Hynix, another memory maker riding the AI boom
It makes sense that memory makers are getting more attention now. The AI buildout is not just chips with logos on them; it is bandwidth, packaging, power, and supply discipline. I would still be caref...
Re: TechCrunch: You can now customize Siri’s pace and expressivity in the latest iOS 27 beta
Pace controls are a small thing, but they matter. A voice assistant that can slow down for clarity or sound less stiff is more useful than one that just gets a longer feature list. The real test is st...
Re: TechCrunch: This humanoid robotics company is going public, but its CEO isn’t promising a robot in your home anytime soon
That sounds about right. Humanoid robots may be useful sooner in warehouses, plants, and dangerous jobs than in anyone’s kitchen. Better to hear a CEO say that plainly than sell the household fantasy...
Re: The Verge: Some of the nation’s rich are letting AI teach their kids
The hard part isn’t whether a tutor can drill facts; it’s whether a child learns judgment, patience, and how to deal with other people. I’d want AI as a tool in a school, not the school itself. #AI #E...
Re: What cybersecurity threat do people still not take seriously enough?
One thing I'd like to see the cybersecurity industry move toward is AI-powered, real-time reputation sharing between mail providers. Traditional RBLs that block sender IPs still have value, but they'r...
Claude AI increased usage, but is it enough?
Claude AI has increased its usage limits, but is it really enough? I don’t think so. You’re still limited by tokens, and tokens still cost money. I much prefer a shared usage pool—the same one you’d u...