No evidence so far that AI can find exploits a human couldn’t, or even do it at lower cost.
RESEARCH
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Information Overload Reduces Optimal Attention Span Duration
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As the information overload skyrockets, the optimal attention chunk size shrinks.
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RNNs with Growing Memory: Memory Caching Approaches
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Memory Caching: RNNs with Growing Memory Paper:
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RNNs Match Transformer Memory Without Quadratic Cost
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Huge! Recurrent neural networks could match Transformer memory without the quadratic burden! Ali Behrouz from Google and colleagues have cracked it! They present Memory Caching (MC), a simple yet powerful method that lets RNNs store "memory checkpoints" of their internal
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AI Feed Algorithms Impact Content Reach and Resharing
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My thread goes into some depth about what I mean. I'm seeing lots complain their reach is down and I see that a lot of the complainers are people who did a lot of resharing or regurgitating. AI is now running the feed. I built my own to study how AI thinks:
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GE-Sim 2.0 Advances Embodied Intelligence for Scalable Robot Learning
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GE-Sim 2.0 shows how simulation is evolving toward embodied intelligence, combining video generation, state estimation and policy evaluation in one framework
— Antonio Grasso (@antgrasso) 14 avril 2026
A relevant step for scalable robot learning#AGIBOT Partner#AGIBOTAIWeek #GenieEnvisioner #Robotics #visualsimulation https://t.co/OUFydX0y2VGE-Sim 2.0 shows how simulation is evolving toward embodied intelligence, combining video generation, state estimation and policy evaluation in one framework A relevant step for scalable robot learning #AGIBOT Partner #AGIBOTAIWeek #GenieEnvisioner #Robotics #visualsimulation
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AI Skills and Judgment: Tools Don’t Close the Gap
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Research, writing, and problem-solving with AI require taste and judgment to use well. Those skills aren't evenly distributed and the tools don't close that gap automatically.
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Developer leverage: Deep systems understanding and precise AI direction
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The developers who will have the most leverage in 5 years are the ones who understand systems deeply and can direct AI tools precisely. That combination requires both.
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Engineers’ Responsibility: Awareness of AI Impact Matters
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The engineers who should genuinely worry aren't the ones asking this question. They're the ones who haven't thought about it at all.
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Code Quality Benchmarks Show Steep Trajectory Shifting AI Calculus
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The exciting version of this is a year or two away not a decade. The trajectory on code quality benchmarks is steep enough that the calculus will shift noticeably in a short window.