This is a super common situation post covid, sadly. There's some really strong long covid communities online where research scientists, pharmacologists, etc are studying many interventions. Some papers starting to come out of it, but mainly still "tribal knowledge".
@jeremyphoward
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Math Skills in Computers: Capability Without AGI Implications
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There's no reason to believe that, just because humans find math hard, that computers should find it hard too. This could be similar to computers getting good at chess. A significant step, but not a sign of AGI.
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Google AI Overview Fallacies Highlight Search Reliability Crisis
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brb adding "Google AI Overview says so" to wikipedia's "List of fallacies" page
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F-strings in Python: Clear and Well-Designed Language Feature
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Very nice! I got nearly all of them — f-strings are pretty consistent and clear IMO. Very nicely designed part of the language.
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Discord struggles to maintain relevance in AI ecosystem
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Discord. Although they seem to be trying hard to be irrelevant. 🙁
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Supporting llms.txt Initiative for AI Standards
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Oh great move! Thanks for supporting /llms.txt 😀
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Cognition Labs Windsurf Strategy Praised by Community
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gotta admit my regard for @cognition_labs has gone up a lot based on how they've handled this windsurf thing. genius play.
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LLMs Tendency to Generate Excessive SCP Style Text
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Here's an example from over a year ago showing how LLMs just *love* to produce token after token of text in the SCP style!:https://t.co/EUocjpdECI
— Jeremy Howard (@jeremyphoward) 17 juillet 2025Here's an example from over a year ago showing how LLMs just *love* to produce token after token of text in the SCP style!:
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Monitoring AI Services for User Safety and Abuse Detection
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I'm not sure the best way to counter this. Perhaps services can use the monitoring layer then nearly all use to look for copyright violations, system prompt hacks, etc, to also look for signs a user may be taking a role play too seriously, and let them know they're just playing?