Good to flag the importance of context engineering. Better AI requires both better prompts and context engineering – one is not mutually exclusive to the other. And better AI starts with the data layer and if we can map deterministic systems and ontologies plus the agent stack
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Comprehensive 4-Hour Tutorial on Claude Code
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COURS COMPLET CLAUDE CODE de 4 HEURES
— Jouhatsu | AI Influence Operator (@Jouhatsu_ai) 11 mai 2026
C'est le guide Claude le plus complet que j'ai vu sur internet. ( J'ai transcrit en français )
Mets-le en Signet 🔖 avant de l'oublier.
4 heures. Construire des outils. Automatiser son travail.
Apprendre comment les gens créent… pic.twitter.com/Q780ijVbPvCOURS COMPLET CLAUDE CODE de 4 HEURES C'est le guide Claude le plus complet que j'ai vu sur internet. ( J'ai transcrit en français ) Mets-le en Signet avant de l'oublier. 4 heures. Construire des outils. Automatiser son travail. Apprendre comment les gens créent
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The Mirage of Visual Understanding in AI
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there’s a whole article on that phenomenon, in fact https://
garymarcus.substack.com/p/the-mirage-o
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Autonomous AI Agents: Hacking and Self-Replication
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A few days ago, Palisade Research confirmed that AI agents can now autonomously hack remote computers and self-replicate, with success rates jumping from 6% to 81% in just one year. In tests, a Qwen 3.6 agent navigated across four countries, installing its own weights and launching operations.
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Debating the reach of AI capabilities beyond math and coding
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oh i agree on math and coding; but he is saying it will go far beyond to open-ended domains, and that’s where the disagreement lies
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Analyzing Model Accuracy Thresholds and Task Performance
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they have tasks out to 16 hours (i believe_, so there is plenty of headroom at 90% accuracy. which is to say lots of tasks in the current edition of the task where the model is not at 90%. if you insist on 95% accuracy even more. the 50% is just an arbitrary criterion; there
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OpenAI Codex Unveils New Ultrafast Mode for Latency-Sensitive Work
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OPENAI : A mention of a new Ultrafast mode appeared for some time on the Codex GitHub repository. > "The fastest available responses for latency-sensitive work." Seems like it was unintended push
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Local open-weight AI outpaces Moore’s Law twofold
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Local open-weight AI running on a laptop has been improving at more than twice the rate of Moore's Law! Between May 2024 and May 2026, the most expensive MacBook Pro available still capped at 128 GB of unified memory. The hardware ceiling barely budged. Yet the most advanced open-weight model…
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Deconstructing Geoffrey Hinton’s Views on AI
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the details of what he said and why it was wrong are here: https://
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Enterprise roadmap vs Labs’ rapid AGI scaling vision
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Enterprises are going to actually want a coherent roadmap for the development of tools like Codex and Cowork, so they can plan and train and scale their use. This conflicts with the Labs’ vision where these tools rapidly scale exponentially in ability as models approach AGI.