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One of the things I noticed while using social networks is that there are some recurring patterns. People on social media will always try to get your attention. And when that happens I feel like I'm being attacked every time I spot this, as if they're targeting me in a way. For example, lately on X, there have been people saying, “X (product) can do WHAT?” That is a way to gather attention from the reader.

LLM agents are increasingly deployed in collaborative settings, yet long-term interaction may give rise to undesirable coordination. We study the emergence of collusion in a long-horizon multi-agent e...

This is one of the stories I go back to, and it's about integrity. It's about how our mind works and how every little decision we make in our head defines the outcome. I was doing a workout in a gym many, many years ago. I was running on a treadmill when, at one point, there were these two guys talking to each other about why someone would cheat on someone else.

Sometimes we learn things and we don’t really realize their value until a lot of time has passed. I remember going to London many, many years ago, probably close to 15 years at least. It was a very short weekend where the man I was with at the time would go to a kind of conference with multiple events focused on personal growth.

“There are 2 other security findings you’re missing.” There’s an interesting concept around how AI models work. What you need to know is that their persistence is sometimes predictable, sometimes it’s not. What you see even in frontier models is that sometimes they’re extremely persistent in achieving a task, to the point that they try to do stuff. You give them a request and then inventing stuff, and then they circumvent the limitations of your system.

I was looking at the new advertisement for Claudeforce, and I was actually impressed. The writing, the message, is very personal, very deep. It is entertaining, engaging, uplifting. It gives you the energy you would expect from this kind of ad. You can clearly see how well crafted it is: the writing, how things are put together, how they guide you through a set of emotions and let you visualize parts of your daily work life, at least for some people.

On August 17, GitHub experienced one of its biggest outages. According to its outage report, the cause was this: “We failed to scale critical components before demand exceeded their capacity. Since April, monthly commits have grown from 1.4 billion to 2.9 billion.” That’s more than a 100% increase in commits, and we all know why. AI is changing the world by allowing more people to contribute and create code and projects.

The authors investigate the attribution of diffusion model outputs to training data and show that generated samples can become unattributable when models are trained on large datasets. They introduce ...