Cheap models can do what Claude did, and the simplest risk/hype calculation shows it’s better to be involved in Glasswing than not. If you don’t see that, the problem is yours.
GENERATIVE AI
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Hermes AI Model Autonomous Operation and Self-Shutdown
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Have your Hermes keep it going until it decides to shut it off. 🙂
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Humans talking to computers performing automated tasks
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Yeah, we're all talking to our computers and our computers are doing shit for us. How freaking weird is that?
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Building AI News Site Without Coding Using Voice Agents
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I can't code either, yet I built the most interesting AI news site from scratch, all by using my voice and talking to my agents. I don't know that coding is a skill that anybody needs anymore. Site I built is at
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Reality-Bending Technology Makes World Look Like Video Game
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Makes reality look like a mfing video game
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AI Agent Token Costs: Daily Spending Reality Check
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The only thing that keeps me from diving completely in with my agent is the cost. I'm already spending $200 a day on tokens. Some I know are spending $1,000 a day or more. In fact, I met a whole team of them the other day.
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Goldman Sachs Uses AI to Lead Banking Transformation
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AI Superpowers: Beyond the Downsides Narrative
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Yeah, people don't think about the superpowers they will give. Only about the downsides.
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AI Script Generation for Podcast Creation via Notebook LM
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AI Won’t Kill Software Jobs: Jevons Paradox Explained
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Will AI kill software jobs?
— Satya Mallick (@LearnOpenCV) 10 avril 2026
History says no.
Jevons Paradox: when steam engines got efficient in the 1800s, coal usage went UP, not down.
Same with software. I've written more code in the last month than in 2 years — because AI makes it that easy.
Cheaper software = more demand,… pic.twitter.com/rDntwIBVk2Will AI kill software jobs?
History says no.
Jevons Paradox: when steam engines got efficient in the 1800s, coal usage went UP, not down.
Same with software. I've written more code in the last month than in 2 years — because AI makes it that easy.
Cheaper software = more demand,