hendler

Google gears is grinding

Cloudflare is certainly making a full court press to provide infra for the agentic web. My own ability to see whats coming also believes we need wallets, agent protocols, cloud services for agents, etc. So, maybe this is the way.

At the same time, something tells me what is coming isn't going to be as recognizable as these products build for.

A company's values become even more important with AI accelerating and expanding the mission of traditional Delaware Corporations.

Do you have advice on how to use AI to help teams stay true to their values?

Having not read your book yet, in my mind there's the obvious legal support AI can provide to help navigate complex situations, but maybe there's some other groundwork in the value creation and implementation itself?

...And Semantic Web.

Just ask, "I need to wash my car. If a carwash is 50 ft away should I walk or drive?"

With the TPU deal with Google and their relationship with Amazon they will have access compute coming online.

I worked with 4.6 and found some improvements for better planning and sustained us, but agree some posters 4.7 is slower, overthinking.

What I expect is frontier models to get bigger and more expensive (especially fast mode like on Cerberus). And most of his get much smaller distillations for the more generous subscription tiers.

The question is not if the commenter is an expert, but if they are correct.

The claim that some models didn't take larger systems into account is also because an expert in the arctic wasn't an expert in oceans. And the expert in biodiversity isn't an expert in food supply chains. Expertise isn't the question. Instead it is - do all of us who are non experts (all of us) have enough expert data to have a systemic understanding of an accelerating trend?

same for me

Useful for embedded devices? Crashes, disk updates not important for ephemeral process?

Since this is open source, it's a white-hat tool, but it also democratizes script kiddos being able to do some serious damage.

It's happening everywhere, all at once. I guess who owns the most hardware wins the arms race?