Pixal3D
— AK (@_akhaliq) 12 mai 2026
Pixel-Aligned 3D Generation from Images pic.twitter.com/DADl4UQVIG
Pixal3D Pixel-Aligned 3D Generation from Images
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Pixel-Aligned 3D Generation
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Integrating AI Agents for Orchestration of Codex and Claude Code
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Things are getting really crazy. After Codex, Claude code just launched /goal. I can now use Hermes Agent as the orchestrator for both Claude and Codex /goal. And track them all in a single Hermes Kanban board.
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Technical Analysis of Claude Code’s Neurosymbolic Architecture
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Claude Code (still not AGI but biggest advance since GPT-4) is the most neurosymbolic thing I have ever seen in my life. 53 symbolic tools, 500,000 lines of symbolic code, combined with a state-of-the-art LLM. It is categorically *not* a victory for pure LLMs; it’s a
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OpenAI Unveils Daybreak: AI Agent System for Automated Cybersecurity Workflows
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OpenAI acaba de presentar el futuro de la ciberseguridad automatizada.
— Nico (@nicos_ai) 11 mai 2026
Ha presentado Daybreak, un sistema de agentes de IA que:
• detectan vulnerabilidades
• validan fixes
• automatizan workflows completos de seguridad
Y esto ya no parece un simple copiloto.
→ Daybreak… https://t.co/VW8N7HxxN9 pic.twitter.com/HEuKfwbvLCOpenAI has just unveiled the future of automated cybersecurity. It has introduced Daybreak, an AI agent system that: • detects vulnerabilities
• validates fixes
• automates complete security workflows And this no longer feels like a mere copilot. → Daybreak combines -
Research Preview of Real-Time Voice Interaction Models Announced
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THINKING MACHINES : Research preview of a new family of realtime voice models have been announced! > Today, we’re announcing a research preview of interaction models: models that handle interaction natively rather than through external scaffolding. > Our research preview
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Sigma Browser Adds Hermes Agent Support
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Sigma browser now supports Hermes Agents 🤯
— Charly Wargnier (@DataChaz) 11 mai 2026
You can now run open-source models natively via their Eclipse engine for unlimited agentic workflows.
Private. Local.
Open-Source. No cloud. No subs.
Mac. Windows. iOS. Android 👀↓pic.twitter.com/tMwwPolCq9 https://t.co/XNCTCQXD1uSigma browser now supports Hermes Agents You can now run open-source models natively via their Eclipse engine for unlimited agentic workflows. Private. Local. Open-Source. No cloud. No subs. Mac. Windows. iOS. Android ↓
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RDUs for Continuous Inference and Large-Scale AI Workloads
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Built differently for inference 🦾
— SambaNova (@SambaNovaAI) 11 mai 2026
RDUs are designed to keep execution streaming continuously across the system, from memory to compute to parallel execution at scale.
256 RDUs working together can generate thousands of tokens in parallel for modern AI workloads.
Learn more:… pic.twitter.com/2Rf4GTon3cBuilt differently for inference RDUs are designed to keep execution streaming continuously across the system, from memory to compute to parallel execution at scale. 256 RDUs working together can generate thousands of tokens in parallel for modern AI workloads. Learn more:
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Anthropic cautious vs OpenAI open on cyber-capable AI releases
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Anthropic: “Claude Mythos is too cyber-capable to release broadly. We need tight controls. 😳”
— Chubby♨️ (@kimmonismus) 11 mai 2026
OpenAI: “Here’s GPT-5.5-Cyber, Codex Security, Trusted Access tiers, repo scanning, patch generation, and red-team workflows. Please be verified first, but yes, go find the bugs. 😎” https://t.co/8vZwl8tVwfAnthropic: “Claude Mythos is too cyber-capable to release broadly. We need tight controls. ” OpenAI: “Here’s GPT-5.5-Cyber, Codex Security, Trusted Access tiers, repo scanning, patch generation, and red-team workflows. Please be verified first, but yes, go find the bugs. ”
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Cursor AI’s context-aware code implementation and PR automation
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Cursor reads the entire thread for context before implementing a solution and creating a PR for your team to review. Learn more:
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The Evolution and Challenges of AI Coding Agents
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The question has moved past whether coding agents can produce code that works. The harder question is whether they can complete real software work safely, measurably, and repeatedly — and how we supervise it. Great piece by @realjustinbauer on the evolution of coding agents and