Credit to Rohan Paul and it’s worth talking about. If 40% of AI training citations are coming from Reddit, we have a problem. These models are shaping decisions in business, education, and governance, yet they’re built on a diet of opinion threads and unverifiable claims.

What you're looking at is the Booster T1 array. The World Humanoid Robot Conference opened at 8:00 PM Beijing time on August 14th. Over the next few days, 280 teams and over 500 humanoid robots from 16 countries across five continents will compete in 26 events and 538

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It's not the size of the dataset. It's how well the model truly understands it.

I tried to resist the temptation. But I did it anyway.

Sam says GPT-6 will focus on memory. At Philosophical AI, we’ve already built SMF-Core™ an enterprise-ready system for selective retention, encryption, and regulatory compliance. Memory isn’t just about bigger context windows. It’s about cleaner context, fewer hallucinations,

Sam highlights privacy concerns in AI memory, noting that temporary memory isn’t encrypted and legal/medical queries lack safeguards. I’m not sure what he’s trying to imply SMF-Core™ already solves this with per-memory AES-GCM encryption, instant erasure, and full GDPR/HIPAA

I’ve deleted my earlier comment after reading more of the transcripts, and they’re horrifying. OpenAI has acknowledged its safeguards are strongest in short exchanges but can degrade during long conversations. This isn’t a sales pitch and it’s certainly not the time for one. But

Every time I hear someone say ‘AI is a bubble,’ it drives me crazy. Nvidia just posted a 56% sales jump, hitting $46B in a quarter. This isn’t hype, it’s demand reshaping the global economy.

Anthropic’s latest report shows how ‘vibe‑hacking’ lets attackers weaponize models to carry out end-to-end cybercrime. Bigger and faster models don’t mean safer models. We need systems that reason through prompts and reject manipulative inputs,structured or not. Security by

TIME’s AI list reads more like a hype reel than a reflection of real influence. Where’s Geoffrey Hinton? Demis Hassabis? Mira Murati? Ilya Sutskever? Brett Adcock? Jim Fan? Even Mustafa Suleyman, isn’t on it. The fact that these names were left off the list is absurd. I guess

Memory in AI isn’t about storing everything. It’s about knowing what deserves to last. Real memory systems must: Weigh importance, novelty, and recency Promote what matters, let the rest cool and fade Apply decay to prevent endless accumulation Enforce policy-driven deletion

Everyone is talking about OpenAI and their paper on hallucinations. What this paper shows and what we’ve recently seen with AI psychosis is a wake-up call for the industry. This incredible technology has advanced faster than any in history. Mistakes were made. We can do better.

I tested the newly released K2 Think model from the UAE today and came away impressed. On medical and legal reasoning it was razor sharp, producing structured answers instantly that read like a board review or a clerkship memo. When pushed into quantum mechanics it stumbled a bit

But with great scale comes great responsibility: toward how we build, who benefits, how we govern. The biggest risk isn’t someone having more compute, it’s what they choose to do with it. It will be interesting to see how this unfolds. google.com/amp/s/www.cnbc…

Nice to see OpenAI’s new GPT-5 guide emphasize that plain, conversational instructions often outperform complex scaffolding. As the guide puts it: ‘GPT-5… requires less scaffolding than older models; shorter, clearer instructions can perform better.’ Our approach has always

This new paper by Anthropic emphasizes the importance of clarity and natural language in system design: “System prompts should be extremely clear and use simple, direct language.” Effective Context Engineering for AI Agents anthropic.com/engineering/ef… This aligns closely with our

Every time OpenAI (or anyone) launches something, the usual suspects crawl out to scream “This kills startups!” It doesn’t. It never has. It’s the same brain-dead energy as “Claude-killer” or “This changes everything” YouTubers. If you think one new tool kills innovation, you

Big things coming from Philosophical AI in the next few weeks.

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