Andrej Karpathy argues that LLM experience differs sharply by access and use, with a small group reporting major gains in coding and math.
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This Winter, Use Google Maps And Waze To Find The Best Fuel Prices In The UK.
Google says Maps and Waze now show UK petrol and diesel prices using data from the government-backed Fuel Finder scheme.
As AI Makes More, Who Takes On The Work Of Checking?
OpenAI’s 722 math manuscripts and software-review data point to a widening gap between AI-generated work and the human capacity to verify it.
Does Intelligence Need A Hard Cap?
A report from The Curve conference describes calls to consider caps on AI capabilities, while definitions and enforcement remain unresolved.
Why Is AI Making Art And Writing Poetry, While We Do The Menial Labor?
A viral question contrasts AI-generated art and poetry with human labor, but the supplied report offers no evidence of a specific new development.
Agents Don’t Need Memory, They Need Documentation
New analysis argues AI agents need structured documentation, not RAG-based memory plugins, to understand projects reliably.
A relaunch with AI agents: how Gewerkton rebuilt its whole look in two days
Gewerkton replaced its whole look in two days, with AI coding agents carrying out the work from written plans: web app, phone app, Studio, icons, a website in forty languages and regional films. How it was checked, what broke and what the films cost.
From SAP HANA Memory To Data Center Capacity: Rymvard’s Ledger
Rymvard’s early-access 0.23 release tracks SAP HANA memory and takeover capacity; its reported tests used a simulated estate, not a customer deployment.
Anthropic’s $100 Million Bet On Training The Next Wave Of AI Engineers
CNBC reports a $100 million Anthropic investment to train AI engineers. Program structure, timing, eligibility and expected outcomes are not yet specified.
A Construction App Replay Puts AI Business Automation on Display
The AI Company Emulator replays an emulated AI team running the construction-site app GewerkTon day by day, every decision visible and clearly labelled as a simulation.