
left: ChatGPT Image 2
right: NanoBanana Who wins?

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NEW paper from Microsoft Research. (bookmark it) The entire interpretability literature is built around human readers. As more analysis gets delegated to agents, the right target of interpretability shifts. This paper is a recipe for designing tools that agents can actually
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I already asked Elon to be the first to get a Neuralink when it is ready for consumers. 🙂
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I saw a system that can teach anyone to read fast. I'm not too worried. One taught me to take apart an electric motor in real time on top of the motor. I didn't need to read a book, or watch a video. Times are a changing. We need new skills. I tell my kids "who will be
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OK. Drugs companies are required to provide risks during their TV ads. Why not MRI imaging for healthy individuals, particularly when not a single professional society support their use?
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Six (yes, 6) college football players with non-concussive head injury (NHI) and changes in their gut microbiome. No controls. What can you conclude from this? Not this:
"Our results provide strong evidence for a link between NHIs and changes in the diversity and composition of
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I mean yes but even 80 and 443 can be hackable if 0-Day Tunnel locks it up further
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OpenClaw Agents Dreaming will now be mainstream with Claude Managed Agents.
— Shubham Saboo (@Saboo_Shubham_) 6 mai 2026
Visual explanation of how AI Agents actually dream. https://t.co/FftQMzSkfv pic.twitter.com/kFwhqEkfZZ
OpenClaw Agents Dreaming will now be mainstream with Claude Managed Agents. Visual explanation of how AI Agents actually dream.

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yep – you can prompt it to use a specific model or just create custom subagent: