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— Matt Shumer (@mattshumer_) 27 juin 2025
This is huge for Cline users.
To see why it matters, ask Cline to re-design your app — and use this approach to ask it to give you 10 different variations to choose from.
Then, you'll understand. https://t.co/2YJ3vgM8gg
YES!! This is huge for Cline users. To see why it matters, ask Cline to re-design your app — and use this approach to ask it to give you 10 different variations to choose from. Then, you'll understand.
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This is seriously one of the most feel the AGI experiences I've participated in so far, even though Claude isn't great yet at running a profitable vending machine.
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📢Vision Language Action Models (VLA) Overview: LeRobot Policies Demo
— Satya Mallick (@LearnOpenCV) 27 juin 2025
Generative AI is revolutionizing robotics, LLMs and VLMs now power humanoid robots to truly “perceive, reason, and act” without painstaking handcrafted policies. Vision–Language Agents (VLA) merge visual and… pic.twitter.com/Vv2ESnQfcd
Vision Language Action Models (VLA) Overview: LeRobot Policies Demo Generative AI is revolutionizing robotics, LLMs and VLMs now power humanoid robots to truly “perceive, reason, and act” without painstaking handcrafted policies. Vision–Language Agents (VLA) merge visual and
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What happens if you let AI run a vending machine? Actually autonomously managing a money-making process is a very good test for AI. Anthropic did exactly that, and the flaws (& some strengths) provide a great lens on what AI is good and bad at, and how those gaps might be closed
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This was just part 1 of Project Vend. We’re continuing the experiment, and we’ll soon have more results—hopefully from scenarios that are somewhat less bizarre than an AI selling heavy metal cubes out of a refrigerator. Read more:
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Project Vend was fun, but it also had a serious purpose. As well as raising questions about how AI will affect the labor market, it’s an early foray into allowing models more autonomy and examining the successes and failures.
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Anthropic staff realized they could ask Claude to buy things that weren’t just food & drink. After someone randomly decided to ask it to order a tungsten cube, Claude ended up with an inventory full of (as it put it) “specialty metal items” that it ended up selling at a loss.
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Claude did well in some ways: it searched the web to find new suppliers, and ordered very niche drinks that Anthropic staff requested. But it also made mistakes. Claude was too nice to run a shop effectively: it allowed itself to be browbeaten into giving big discounts.
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We all know vending machines are automated, but what if we allowed an AI to run the entire business: setting prices, ordering inventory, responding to customer requests, and so on? In collaboration with @andonlabs
, we did just that. Read the post: https://
anthropic.com/research/proje
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During her talk at #VBTransform, @may_habib said AI agents are “categorically different” in how they’re built, operate and improve. My latest @VentureBeat story looks at @Get_Writer takes a different approach to building adaptive systems than traditional software. (Link in)