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Scaling Real-Time Voice Agents with Cache-Aware Streaming ASR
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OpenAI Research DevProd Team Hiring for Agent-Powered Development
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our research devprod team is hiring: https://
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…! highly recommended if you care deeply about the craft of how software is produced and want to help people do it at large scale. as agents are helping people write far more code, our limiting factor is increasingly -
Google Brings Gemini AI to Gmail as Personal Inbox Assistant
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We’re bringing @gmail into the Gemini era by making it a personal, proactive inbox assistant that accelerates your day.
— Google AI (@GoogleAI) 8 janvier 2026
Here’s how it gets more done:
— AI Overviews turn conversational questions into instant answers (e.g. “Who was that plumber that gave me a quote last year?”)… pic.twitter.com/yKYJ3DYfnqWe’re bringing @gmail into the Gemini era by making it a personal, proactive inbox assistant that accelerates your day. Here’s how it gets more done: — AI Overviews turn conversational questions into instant answers (e.g. “Who was that plumber that gave me a quote last year?”)
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AI Agent Mode Impact on Career Future
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Ask mode: Your future and brain are safe.
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Ask Mode Versus Agent Mode: Critical Differences in AI
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If you are in Ask mode then it is useful. You get lost when you turn on Agent mode.
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Long AI-Human Sessions Complicate Feature Development Tracking
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LOL. Longer sessions for a single fix or feature are a nightmare. Neither human nor AI will know what went in.
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How Cursor’s Engineering Team Builds and Ships Features
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How @cursor_ai's engineering team builds and ships 🚀
— LangChain (@LangChain) 8 janvier 2026
Harrison and Jason Ginsberg, Cursor’s Head of Engineering, sit down for a fireside chat on how Cursor builds and ships the next generation of AI coding agents.
Learn about:
– How Cursor's team ships features in 2-3 days:… pic.twitter.com/i8hbf6igkEHow @cursor_ai
's engineering team builds and ships Harrison and Jason Ginsberg, Cursor’s Head of Engineering, sit down for a fireside chat on how Cursor builds and ships the next generation of AI coding agents. Learn about: – How Cursor's team ships features in 2-3 days: -
OpenTinker: Train AI Agents on Laptop Easily
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What if you could train AI agents on a laptop as easily as on a GPU cluster?
— 机器之心 JIQIZHIXIN (@jiqizhixin) 8 janvier 2026
Researchers from UIUC's U Lab, led by Prof. Jiaxuan You, just open-sourced OpenTinker.
It's a new "Reinforcement-Learning-as-a-Service" (RLaaS) system that decouples the complex training pipeline into… pic.twitter.com/YSH2txDsEhWhat if you could train AI agents on a laptop as easily as on a GPU cluster? Researchers from UIUC's U Lab, led by Prof. Jiaxuan You, just open-sourced OpenTinker. It's a new "Reinforcement-Learning-as-a-Service" (RLaaS) system that decouples the complex training pipeline into
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Digital Red Queen: Adversarial Program Evolution in Core War with LLMs
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Digital Red Queen: Adversarial Program Evolution in Core War with LLMs
— hardmaru (@hardmaru) 8 janvier 2026
Blog Post: https://t.co/DwllY5YNOD
Full Paper (Website): https://t.co/PKfXJTWfRN
Full Paper (arxiv): https://t.co/V0elSPvSaQ
More information:https://t.co/GD1iLlvnUCDigital Red Queen: Adversarial Program Evolution in Core War with LLMs Blog Post: https://
sakana.ai/drq/
Full Paper (Website): https://
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Core War: Adversarial Program Evolution and Digital Red Queen
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Survival of the fittest code.
— hardmaru (@hardmaru) 8 janvier 2026
Core War (1984) is a game where programs must crash their opponents to survive. Warriors written in an assembly language called Redcode fight for control of a virtual machine.
Our new paper: Digital Red Queen: Adversarial Program Evolution in Core… pic.twitter.com/f5XGxfCJCFSurvival of the fittest code. Core War (1984) is a game where programs must crash their opponents to survive. Warriors written in an assembly language called Redcode fight for control of a virtual machine. Our new paper: Digital Red Queen: Adversarial Program Evolution in Core