Traditional observability tools ask: is the system up? AI systems demand more. @DominoDataLab
's Jarrod Vawdrey weighs in on why monitoring whether AI is working as intended requires a fundamentally different approach. Read more in @ComputerWeekly
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AI Observability: Monitoring AI Systems Differently
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Hotelist adds AI vision to filter for weightlifting gyms
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I added AI vision to http://
Hotelist.com so you can filter on stuff that it finds in photos of the hotel This lets you filter for weightlifting gyms for example and it'll show you their gym in the list so you can immediately see if it's good gym or not Same with the other -
AI Improving AI Interpretability Through Better Analysis
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AI can make AI less hacky by increasing our ability to analyze it.
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Model Fitness Measured by GPU Market Share
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A model's fitness is the fraction of the world's GPUs it occupies.
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NVIDIA Standardizes Open Model Families on Linux Foundation’s OpenMDW-1.1 for Unified Licensing
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NVIDIA is moving all four open model families – Cosmos, Isaac GR00T, Ising, Nemotron – onto the Linux Foundation's OpenMDW-1.1. Right now open-weight models come with a patchwork of software licenses that were never meant for AI plus bespoke terms with usage limits, so anyone
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Open-Weight AI Models Lag Frontier Closed-Source Models by Four Months
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According to research by EpochAI, open-weight models lag behind frontier closed-source models by four months. Four months. That's very little. And impressive at the same time.
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AI Vision Model Limitations in Object Detection Tasks
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This kind of prompt only works up to a point. If I ask it to put bounding boxes around all cars or all vehicles, it will mislabel lots of things while also hallucinating new things to label. pic.twitter.com/8B1CNnlbh5
— fofr (@fofrAI) 29 mai 2026This kind of prompt only works up to a point. If I ask it to put bounding boxes around all cars or all vehicles, it will mislabel lots of things while also hallucinating new things to label.
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Testing Omni to add labelled bounding boxes around monster truck and flag
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A quick test of using Omni to edit a video and add labelled bounding boxes around objects.
— fofr (@fofrAI) 29 mai 2026
> Add a labelled bounding box around the monster truck and the flag pic.twitter.com/CZUy3LhZOuA quick test of using Omni to edit a video and add labelled bounding boxes around objects. > Add a labelled bounding box around the monster truck and the flag
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OpenAI realtime translation: 70+ input languages to 13 output languages
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OpenAI for realtime translation — speak in any of 70+ input languages and translate into 13 output ones: https://t.co/BHhbqP3HbR
— Greg Brockman (@gdb) 29 mai 2026OpenAI for realtime translation — speak in any of 70+ input languages and translate into 13 output ones:
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AI grants researchers freedom to pursue crazier ideas
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AI can give researchers the freedom to pursue “crazier” ideas.
— OpenAI (@OpenAI) 29 mai 2026
For Terence Tao, AI creates more room to experiment, test unexpected paths, and discover what might otherwise stay out of reach. pic.twitter.com/InXb9Ahq2YAI can give researchers the freedom to pursue “crazier” ideas. For Terence Tao, AI creates more room to experiment, test unexpected paths, and discover what might otherwise stay out of reach.