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Dear Chatty, please generate a Custom Instructions prompt to counteract the problems associated with sycophantic LLMs summarized here: www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/the-...

Artificial Agreement: When AI Agrees With Us Too Easily

Artificial intelligence can certainly get things wrong, but the deeper risk is that it agrees with us too easily.

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There is about to be a renaissance in software, with apps being built by artists instead of corporate dev teams.

Someday when we understand and program cellular regeneration and genetics, people will be be able to have healthy bodies and live much better. That's a beautiful technical challenge.

This is why headlights and windshields should use opposite polarized lenses. The direct light from oncoming headlights would be less visible through your windshield, but the reflected scattered light would be bright. www.carscoops.com/2026/02/head...

Too-Bright Headlight Debate Heats Up, But Data Points To A Deadlier Threat | Carscoops

Lawmakers want to dim beams while safety researchers defend the brightness

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Is OpenClaw hardware too expensive and power hungry for you? Try picoclaw on $10 hardware. This is all moving SO FAST. github.com/sipeed/picoc...

GitHub - sipeed/picoclaw: picoclaw

picoclaw. Contribute to sipeed/picoclaw development by creating an account on GitHub.

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Dear @developers.google.com, I love Antigravity but I hate having to comment on the implementation plans rather than edit them directly.

Persistent Neural Cloud architecture: Agent swarm where the population persists and evolves with a fitness function. This population has individual parallel processing and memory, and shares context vector or window with collaborative updates to the shared context.

Top coders have achieved another 10x productivity boost, and are building at an incredible pace. 🦾🤖 www.kdnuggets.com/navigating-a...

Navigating AI Entrepreneurship: Insights From The Application Layer - KDnuggets

Through the lens of a serial entrepreneur, this article explores how the AI revolution is shifting from infrastructure to the application layer, where the greatest opportunities lie in solving special...

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Dan Von Kohorn @danvk.com · 8mo ago

Iteration is such a powerful force. Continuous improvement compounds value.

This wearable AI from @empiricalhlth.bsky.social detects hypertension (87% Accuracy), atrial flutter (70%), ME/CFS (81%), and sick sinus syndrome (87%). www.empirical.health/blog/wearabl...

AI beyond LLMs: a wearable foundation model based on JEPA.

We trained a model that achieved 87% accuracy at detecting hypertension

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Dan Von Kohorn @danvk.com · 8mo ago

I can't help but think that this is a huge strategic advantage for China in the AI race.

I still see huge opportunities for startups in the app layer. It’s so dynamic, and the value propositions are big and plentiful. www.reddit.com/r/aiecosyste...

From the aiecosystem community on Reddit: NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang breaks down the five layers of AI

Explore this post and more from the aiecosystem community

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❤️ The most beautiful art is created at the research frontier. This new AI foundation model (JETS) detects high blood pressure (87% accuracy), atrial flutter (70%), and more. Save hundreds of millions of lives, please. ❤️ 9to5mac.com/2025/12/09/r...

Researchers trained a health AI with 3M days of Apple Watch data - 9to5Mac

A new study used 3M person-days of Apple Watch data to develop a foundation model that predicts medical conditions with impressive accuracy.

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How will humans adapt to AI? If intelligence and labor become commodities, what will be the new human value system? What will humans learn when they will never be as smart as their phone? What will humans do in an age of abundance?

Humans seem to be so divided in how they use AI. For some, it is like a learning and productivity companion leading to huge economic gains. For others it replaces thinking and learning, causing a downward spiral of ignorance and dependence. Is this a new skill required for human thriving?

The difference between what is possible in a lab and what is deployed by industry seems to be widening. Industry is slow to adopt AI, careful and conservative, and the timelines generally end up being longer than what the smartest people expect.

What are the fundamental sources of value in a world of ASI and robots of all types? I think primary/proprietary data and network effects will still lead to defensible margins. What else?

Today China has huge advantages in manufacturing. Will it will dominate the embodied AI trend? Will it manufacture and iterate on robots with a sustainable advantage? Or will manufacturing evolve so only supply chains, power, and physical space will matter?

Elizabeth Nolan Brown @enbrown.bsky.social · 9mo ago

Why are so many "news" articles posted with AI generated images? Literally fake news.

"the researchers had a woman who visibly appeared pregnant enter a busy train, and observed how often people offered to give up their seats. They then repeated this scenario with...a man dressed as Batman entered from another" door futurism.com/health-medic...

Scientists Discover That People Act Way Better When Batman Is Present

It turns out that the mere presence of a guy dressed as Batman is enough to turn dead inside commuters into momentary altruists.

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