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  • Elon Musk lunar domain AI cancer research initiative

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    @jessyseonoob

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    Dispo sur la lune ? Y'a @elonmusk qui est déjà sur mon site https://
    x.lune.space je peux faire free . lune. space Les recettes seront pour la recherche contre le cancer, avec l'IA

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  • AI Upgrade Cycle: Expensive Misdirection

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    @godofprompt

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    The AI model upgrade cycle is the most expensive misdirection in enterprise software right now. GPT-4 to GPT-5. Claude 3 to Claude 4. Gemini 2 to Gemini 3. Billions reallocated. Accuracy still plateaued at 50%. Hallucinations still shipping to production. Confidently.

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  • RISE Framework Enables Robots Self-Improvement Through Imagination
    RISE Framework Enables Robots Self-Improvement Through Imagination

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    @jiqizhixin

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    What if robots could learn complex, real-world tasks significantly faster and safer, all by just imagining? Jiazhi Yang and a team from The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Kinetix AI, and Tsinghua University just unveiled RISE. This framework lets robots self-improve by

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  • Ultralytics YOLO Models Export Integration for Metis AIPUs
    Ultralytics YOLO Models Export Integration for Metis AIPUs

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    @axeleraai

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    From trained model to edge deployment in days, not months. Ultralytics has introduced an updated export integration for Metis AIPUs. Export your YOLO models, compile for Metis hardware, and run inference without PyTorch at the edge. >> Join us on April 8 for an Ultralytics Live session where we'll walk through the integration in action. Stay tuned for details! >> Check out the blog here: eu1.hubs.ly/H0t6rj40 #AxeleraAI #Ultralytics #YOLO #EdgeAI #ComputerVision

    → View original post on X — @axeleraai, 2026-03-31 14:44 UTC

  • AI Agents Transform Database Architecture Beyond 1980s Models
    AI Agents Transform Database Architecture Beyond 1980s Models

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    @databricks

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    The database architecture that made sense in the 1980s doesn't hold up in a world where agents are the primary builders. The reason is that agentic development doesn't work like traditional development. AI agents now create roughly 4x more databases than human users on Lakebase.

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  • Claude Memory Mechanism Analysis: Solid Engineering But Limited Architecture

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    @elliotchen100

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    I took a look at CC's Memory mechanism, and it's nothing special.The entire memory system's core is just a single MEMORY.md file, no more than 200 lines, which gets stuffed into the context at the start of each conversation. What happens when memories accumulate?A background subprocess called AutoDream runs periodically to scan, merge, and trim, ensuring everything fits.In plain terms: the model can't remember on its own, so it uses the file system + LLM self-management to simulate memory.This solution is solid from an engineering standpoint, but has several fundamental limitations:1. Storage and retrieval depend entirely on the file system + Markdown, cannot scale to cross-project, cross-Agent scenarios; memory becomes isolated silos2. No true semantic indexing, no dynamic recall based on relevance; 200 lines is a hard ceiling3. AutoDream's consolidation is rule-driven (scanning, merging, trimming), not cognition-driven; it can deduplicate and compress, but cannot extract new insights from experience4. No forgetting curve, no memory reinforcement mechanism; memories either exist or are deleted, with no middle groundAfter working on Memory for a while, you realize the ceiling for these solutions isn't actually engineering—it's architecture. As long as the model's attention mechanism itself doesn't support efficient retrieval of large historical contexts, the application layer will always be patching.This is why we chose a different path at EverMind. The MSA (Memory Sparse Attention) we released recently does content-aware sparse routing directly at the Transformer attention layer, letting the model learn itself what to recall and what to ignore, rather than relying on external scripts to make those decisions.A's engineering prowess is undoubtedly top-tier. But this leak happens to prove: the Agent Memory problem is far from solved. [Translated from EN to English]

    → View original post on X — @elliotchen100, 2026-03-31 14:40 UTC

  • Humans and AI Agents Collaborating in Shared Canvas Workspace
    Humans and AI Agents Collaborating in Shared Canvas Workspace

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    @kimmonismus

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    First time ever seeing humans and AI agents actually collaborating in a shared, visible workspace, with Codex and Claude Code creating on canvas at the same time. I'm pretty sure this the world's first canvas built for agents! Humans and machines are now becoming collaborators

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  • Unitree: China’s Dominant Humanoid Robot Company Going Public in 2026

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    @andreasklinger

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    2026 will be huge for robotics: the most important humanoid company on the planet is going public this year. And no, it's not Tesla. It's Unitree. They ship more humanoids than anybody else (5500 last year!). They dropped the price 72% in two years and still have Hermès-level margins. They're the only humanoid you can actually buy on Amazon. They get dismissed as a toy company a lot. Meanwhile they shipped 5,000+ humanoids in 2025 while most competitors ship in the hundreds if any (ignore announcements and pre-sales please). People are nervous about China – but no matter what your political POV is – Unitree and other robotics companies in China cannot be dismissed. They are shaping themselves into global leaders. The west needs to wake up and catch up here. The founder is part of a new generation of Chinese founders. The founder, Wang Xingxing, is part of what Chinese press calls the "Fantastic Four", the first generation of unicorn founders fully born, bred, and educated in China. Same generation as the founders of DeepSeek, ByteDance, and DJI. He couldn't get into his favorite university because his English wasn't good enough. Half the $600M IPO money is going into AI model development. They want to go vertical now. Their own VLA. Their own world model. They want to use all their shipped robots as training grounds, which gives them a data advantage almost nobody else has. Humanoids are still dismissed and their use cases to be discussed. But something in this space will be happening and we are right now only in the earliest earliest days. Most humanoids are still used for dancing and reception gimmicks. The real use cases haven't been unlocked yet. Which means everything you see now is the floor, not the ceiling. Full breakdown here and on our Youtube channel. IPO details, cap table, product roadmap, geopolitics, and why a nerd with 200 YouTube subscribers might be building one of the most important robotics companies in the world. 🦾

    → View original post on X — @andreasklinger, 2026-03-31 14:34 UTC

  • Gateway: Unified LLM Traffic Routing API

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    @testingcatalog

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    Merge launched Gateway, a new way to route all your LLM traffic across OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and more through one API endpoint, with spend limits and full observability baked in from day one.

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  • Tech Roundup: Startups, Space Solar, Meta, and Uber News
    Tech Roundup: Startups, Space Solar, Meta, and Uber News

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    @therundownai

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    Top stories in tech today: – Startup that wants to grow you a spare body
    – Space solar startup Aetherflux eyes $2B
    – Meta tests new paid tier for Instagram
    – Uber buys Blacklane to court high-end riders
    – Quick hits on other tech news

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