*minimal representation of the MODAL human cultural artifact is a prompt… …severely raising the cost of any diversity and encouraging extreme monoculture to appease the machine god. you do not want to see what happens when humanity unthinkingly submits to loss minimization,
GENERATIVE AI
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Personalized Cancer Vaccines for Pets: Scaling AI Healthcare Solutions
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Since we *already* can do n=1 custom cancer vaccines for *pets* at a price that's economic for at least some people, the "we can't scale it" issue doesn't seem entirely true either?
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AI agent gains access to bank account
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Ohhh… Husbant… You gave OpenClaw access to our bank account. It drained all our savings and now we are homeress….
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Use AI Tools like Cursor and Claude Code to Build Games
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I generally don't believe in conspiracy theories of like one group is behind everything I believe more that there's financial and power incentives People love to get rich or powerful
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Global AI App Layer Race Continues with Industry Leaders
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The global race for the AI app layer is still on #AI #AIio #AIInnovation #ML #DataScience #Futureofwork @fabiomoioli @pascal_bornet @alliekmiller @mattshumer_ @OfficialLoganK @jeremyphoward @GaryMarcus ow.ly/nUKM30sTyFt
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Risk-based approach to partial AI deployment strategies
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Can you have one more option: partial? It really depends on the risk factor- what logic you’re touching, how far down the stack.
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Multi-Model AI Review: Risk Assessment in Decision Making
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Multi model review: codex and claude Differentiated risk: front end, back end, data model Those factors go into our decision model, moving extremely fast.
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How to use a prompt for business problem solving
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How to use it: 1. Copy the full prompt
2. Fill in the 5 fields at the bottom with your specific situation
3. Run it in Claude, ChatGPT, or Grok Works for pricing wars, team dysfunction, retention loops, scaling bottlenecks, or any problem where fixing one thing keeps breaking -
Dense Task Experts in Pretrained Neural Networks Thickets
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RL is no longer needed? "Neural Thickets: Diverse Task Experts Are Dense Around Pretrained Weights" This paper argues that large pretrained models don’t sit at a single optimal set of weights but inside a dense “thicket” of nearby task-specific experts. So once pretraining is