And congrats to everyone who worked on the initial research for NeRF!
RESEARCH
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Did you read the paper? Deep learning needs neurosymbolic AI, a fact you seem blind to.
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again, i ask if you actually read the paper. because the main argument was that deep learning would need to be supplemented with neurosymbolic AI – which it has – and you seem blind to that part of the argument. which suggests you did not actually read the paper, as i
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AI in manufacturing: interview with ex-DeepMind founder
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Manufacturing might not be sexy. It might not get hits.
— Robert Scoble (@Scobleizer) 2 juin 2026
But I loved talking to @raechanjeong, founder of https://t.co/v8gf2Ry77c about how AI is changing manufacturing.
He used to work in AI research at Google Deepmind, but now works with bringing AI into factories.
One thing… pic.twitter.com/3APHiLYXflManufacturing might not be sexy. It might not get hits. But I loved talking to @raechanjeong
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maneva.ai about how AI is changing manufacturing. He used to work in AI research at Google Deepmind, but now works with bringing AI into factories. One thing -
Scobleizer shares AI news site and AI list focus
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Thanks! Been working hard on them because they feed: https://
alignednews.com/ai a news site just about AI community here. The 30,000 figure is just for the AI lists. Others are more active, like the generalist and EV lists, but my AI only watches the AI lists here. -
Activegraph: log-centric agent primitive experiment aligning with ideas
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I have not, and I assume you made it seamless for your users 🙂 Activegraph is an experiment in a new agent primitive (log centric vs LLM centric). very early as a concept, but aligned with a lot of the ideas in your original post so thought you might find it interesting
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LangChain agent analyzes GDP data with AI and research API
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This macroeconomic research agent powered by Deep Agents, LangSmith, and the @youdotcom Finance Research API: Analyzes GDP data Detects anomalies Investigates structural & cyclical drivers at the sector level Produces structured, cited briefings
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Qwen3.7 Plus Released, Multimodal, Compared to GPT-5.4 and Opus 4.6
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Qwen3.7 plus released. Looks good, but why do they compare their models to GPT-5.4 and Opus 4.6? Anyways, multimodal as well
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Reddit test: LLMs disagree on walk vs drive to car wash
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Someone on Reddit asked 4 LLMs 100 times each: walk or drive to a car wash 100m away? Gemini 3.1 Pro said drive every time. Claude Opus 4.8 said walk every time.
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Perplexity AI achieves new cost-performance frontier, outperforming Anthropic
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It also sets a new cost-performance frontier. On DSQA it scores 0.871, ahead of Anthropic's 0.815, at nearly half the cost per task. On WideSearch it leads on score while running cheaper.
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Search as Code beats all competitors on five benchmarks
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We tested Search as Code on deep research (DSQA, BrowseComp, HLE) and wide research benchmarks (WideSearch, WANDR). It matches or beats every competing system across all five.