Curious if they'd actually run it, would be the cleanest test of "novel" vs "memorized" so far.
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Muon: Understanding the Mathematical Principles Behind AI
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TIL Muon is actually principled math and not just a magic incantation, thanks for the reframe!
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Models Overthinking Reduces Performance in Benchmarks
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Max thinking doing worse than non-thinking is the funniest part of this benchmark, models really do overthink now.
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AI Progress Relies Too Much on Raw Computational Power
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A lot of what passes for progress in AI is just the application of ever-increasing amounts of compute. And as a user you don't care until you start paying the bill.
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Google’s Reasoning-Driven Synthetic Data Generation Approach
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“Reasoning-Driven Synthetic Data Generation and Evaluation” This paper from Google gave us some insights on how frontier labs currently generate synthetic data. The key is that they treat synthetic data generation as distribution design rather than prompt design, as this builds
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AI Transformation: Enabling Systemic Change While Preserving Status Quo
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AI will change everything so everything can stay the same.
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Anthropic and OpenAI advance remarkable AI research and innovation
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Amazing. This was only a dream 5 years ago. Both @AnthropicAI and @OpenAI teams are doing remarkable AI research and innovation. Kudos to them 👏👏 https://t.co/CHaLZWS1Iw
— Nando de Freitas (@NandoDF) 17 avril 2026Amazing. This was only a dream 5 years ago. Both @AnthropicAI and @OpenAI teams are doing remarkable AI research and innovation. Kudos to them
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Two AI Communities Must Bridge Their Gap Together
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Both communities don't pay enough attention to each other. They are like peanut butter and jelly. Need each other.
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Code Agents Progress: Verifiable Systems for Robust AI
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Remarkable progress in coding agents. I like the fact that code is verifiable, and hence great for building robust systems. This is something @notmisha championed to me a while back – he was ahead of his time https://
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MIT’s String-Driven Transformable Structures: Flat to 3D
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From Flat to #3D in a Single Pull: MIT’s String-Driven Transformable Structures
— Ronald van Loon (@Ronald_vanLoon) 17 avril 2026
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#EmergingTech #Engineering #Tech #Technology pic.twitter.com/mCJsZZJULRFrom Flat to #3D in a Single Pull: MIT’s String-Driven Transformable Structures
by @MIT #EmergingTech #Engineering #Tech #Technology