Some people believe that they have access to GPT-5 via API. Either OpenAI will announce a livestream in the next 20 minutes or we won't see a release today after all.
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Google Launches Gemini 2.5 Deep Think for Advanced Problem Solving
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Gemini 2.5 Deep Think is rolling out to Google AI Ultra subscribers! It uses advances in parallel reasoning & RL to tackle tough math & science problems. Awesome feeling to have IMO medal capabilities at your fingertips! Such a good model! https://
blog.google/products/gemin
i/gemini-2-5-deep-think/
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ChatGPT for Meme Making: First Attempt and Challenges
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first time trying using pure chatgpt for meme making, surprised it kinda sorta worked, left in the artefacts for interest. its really hard to get an llm to be funny.
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KL Divergence and ProLong Paper KL Resets Explained
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KL can mean a lot of things! and the ProLong paper does KL resets
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Inference Time Configuration Changes in Latest Diff
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The diff is mostly the inference time config.
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100+ Free Step-by-Step AI Agents and RAG Tutorials
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100+ free step-by-step tutorials with code covering: AI Agents RAG Systems Voice AI Agents MCP AI Agents Multi-agent Teams Autonomous Game Playing Agents P.S: Don't forget to subscribe for FREE to access future tutorials.
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Lucy 1.7B Language Models Released on Hugging Face
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Models on @huggingface
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– Lucy 1.7B 40k:
https://
huggingface.co/Menlo/Lucy
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Lucy: Agentic Search Model Running on Mobile Phones
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Lucy is an agentic‑search model that can run on your phone.
— Shubham Saboo (@Saboo_Shubham_) 1 août 2025
It uses agentic search with tool calling and thinking capabilities, built on Qwen 3-1.7B with optimized reward systems.
Available to use on Hugging Face.pic.twitter.com/PMUODDCPZ3Lucy is an agentic‑search model that can run on your phone. It uses agentic search with tool calling and thinking capabilities, built on Qwen 3-1.7B with optimized reward systems. Available to use on Hugging Face.
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Prompt Engineering Tips Show Unpredictable Question-Level Performance Impacts
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We keep finding that simple prompting tips and tricks don't really work overall, but, weirdly, can have significant impacts at the question level, sometimes increasing, sometimes decreasing performance in ways that you cannot predict in advance. https://
papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf
m?abstract_id=5375404
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Threats and Tips Don’t Improve AI Performance Study
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New prompting report, from us: Don't bother with threats. Does threatening an AI really make it perform better (the way Google founder Brin claimed)? How about offering to tip the AI? We find no impact of threats or tips on average performance (but variance at question level)