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CALM and the Revolt Against the Token
CALM predicts continuous vectors instead of single tokens, aiming to make language models faster and more compute-efficient.
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The Man Who Looked at TSMC and Thought: Fine, I’ll Build My Own
Why is Elon Musk attacked so reflexively? A look at Terafab, industrial ambition, and the strange modern hostility toward people who try to build too much, too fast.
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When ChatGPT Finds the Door and Grok Walks Through It
A dying dog, a determined owner, ChatGPT, AlphaFold, and—by Conyngham’s account—Grok. Rosie’s story hints at a new era of AI-assisted medicine.
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When the Consultant Gets Consulted by a SQL Injection
McKinsey’s AI platform Lilli was reportedly breached by an autonomous agent in two hours, exposing a familiar truth: digital prestige is not the same thing as security.
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Nobody With Claws
A wry look at Nvidia’s reported NemoClaw move, tracing the name from classical “nobody” to the modern dream of open-source AI agents with enterprise claws.
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