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Recursive Multi-Agent LLMs Collaborate in Latent Space
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“Recursive Multi-Agent Systems” Many multi-agent LLM systems rely on agents passing text back and forth. This paper argues for a different approach where it makes agents recur together in latent space. So agents refine latent thoughts, pass hidden states across one another,
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Benchmarking Codex Goal Feature Against Senior Engineer Tasks
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i just kicked off my Senior Engineer bench on Codex's /goal feature. we'll see how well it compares to a senior engineer rewriting a slop codebase. current high score on this benchmark is 66/100 achieved by GPT-5.5 with an Opus 4.6 plan—but with an agent baby sitter to make
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Product Manager Ships Products Using AI Coding Agents Guide
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must read Marcus went from product manager to shipping product like a madman @every with coding agents he wrote the definitive guide for how to do it: https://
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Viral MS Paint Style Image Redraw Prompt Goes Trending
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Aquí el prompt viral del momento "Redraw the attached image in the most clumsy, scribbly, and utterly pathetic way possible. Use a white background, and make it look like it was drawn in MS Paint with a mouse. It should be vaguely similar but also not really, kind of matching
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LLM vs RAG vs AI Agent vs MCP Explained
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#LLM vs. RAG vs. #AIAgent vs. MCP
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IBM and Ferrari Partner to Deliver AI-Powered Fan Experiences
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Getting everything set and what stands out is how @IBM is helping @ScuderiaFerrari turn data into real-time fan experiences. AI + performance + passion, this is where technology meets culture. Learn more about IBM’s partnership by visiting http://
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User Regrets Letting Codex Go Full Goblin Mode
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Told codex to go full goblin mode and I am immediately regretting it
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Teen Collects 14,000 Hours of Factory Worker Data via Smart Glasses
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I met an 18 year old who got 14,000 hours of factory workers data by getting them to wear glasses with cameras. And I know he isn't alone. We'll be hearing about much more of this in the future.