Looks like AGI 2029/2030 and then the others emerge rapidly across the 2030s.
@deeplearn007
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UK and EU falling behind on AI creates critical gap
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Another example of why the UK and EU falling behind on AI leaves such a critical gap @AndyBurnhamGM @vonderleyen @pierrepinna
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AGI and ASI timeline forecast considered too aggressive
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AGI in 27 and then ASI in 28 is too aggressive forecast. Albeit AGI is getting closer
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GLM 5.2: an open-source turning point challenging proprietary AI
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GLM 5.2 appears to be a real turning point for open source, challenging proprietary AI models.
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Integrating Context Engineering and Data Layers for Better AI Performance
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Good to flag the importance of context engineering. Better AI requires both better prompts and context engineering – one is not mutually exclusive to the other. And better AI starts with the data layer and if we can map deterministic systems and ontologies plus the agent stack
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Debating Apple’s AI Capabilities and Innovation
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There is an illusion that Apple is an innovative tech company with A.I. capabilities
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Ilya Sutskever’s pivotal role in the development of modern AI
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More than a hero of the day. @ilyasut played a very significant role in the development of modernAI from circa 2012 onwards with image net all the way through to modern LLMs such as Chat GPT.
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Comparison of GPT 5.5 and Claude 4.7 AI Performance
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Disagree. GPT 5.5 was looking good a week ago but really dropped performance since then. Claude 4.7 picked up on performance.