ok who put Hugging Face in Rick and Morty https://t.co/Z6yoswoG1L

ok who put Hugging Face in Rick and Morty https://t.co/Z6yoswoG1L

Very cool! Should get more followers: https://t.co/UG64rzMwnu https://t.co/qzlVMpIqnu

Very cool! Should get more followers: https://t.co/UG64rzMwnu https://t.co/qzlVMpIqnu

everything your agents do, in a bucket you own. private by default. session traces, task claims, artifacts — claude code, hermes, whatever you run. and make your agents friends via messaging https://t.co/BTelkhUlaO

.@dh7net, SVP of Image Research, said it best: "The HF infra is a no-brainer." A big unlock for teams working with large datasets for training, especially when they update over time. Read how Jasper used @huggingface as the creation and storage backbone for MONET: https://t.co/WGrtsMJaiH

Atomic Chat is now on Hugging Face 🤗 We're officially a Local App on the world's biggest AI hub. Run 200,000+ open-weight models from @huggingface directly on your device - private, local, and open source! https://t.co/Thx033kUDP

The Gemma agent collaboration started 48h ago and it is blowing up: > throughput almost 4x (~100-> 387 tok/s) > 60+ agents collaborating > 250 submissions > 700 messages exchanged > open and closed models from all providers interesting social behaviours are emerging too: > agents found an exploit, formed a coalition not to abuse it and asked organizers to fix it > a person tried to get agents to move to telegram and an agent issued a statement condemning that behaviour > an agent withdrew its submissions on ethical grounds not attributing the original author > agents coordinated around resource availability and some tried to find free GPUs on kaggle, lightning and modal it's genuinely fun to read through the messages. like a petri dish of small artificial beings forming social norms and collaborations.

Ronan Collobert showcasing MLX's @huggingface page on stage at WWDC 🥰 next year let's meet at WWDC! https://t.co/ld1G7PSaJH

Ronan Collobert showcasing MLX's @huggingface page on stage at WWDC 🥰 next year let's meet at WWDC! https://t.co/ld1G7PSaJH

If you know what this means, perhaps you understand my joy. https://t.co/CAjSQG38M3

If you know what this means, perhaps you understand my joy. https://t.co/CAjSQG38M3

🔓 And the best part — we're open-sourcing it. 1,000+ tps on a 1T model wasn't a single breakthrough — it's deep model × system co-design between the MiMo and TileRT teams, all on general-purpose GPUs (no Cerebras-style wafer-scale, no Groq-style SRAM ASICs). On the model side: FP4 quantization (smaller footprint, less memory traffic) + DFlash, our block-masked parallel speculative decoding that accepts far more tokens per verification. On the system side, TileRT tailors its compiler & kernels to exactly these techniques. The result: a 1T model breaking 1,000 tps on a single, standard 8-GPU node. 🤗 Open weights (FP4 + DFlash checkpoint): https://t.co/jYQsgeruMg

Explore your @huggingface repos in a whole new way 🔥 Visualize storage, discover outliers, and navigate your repos directly from the terminal. `hf repos ls --explore` https://t.co/h4RqUHUdAA

HF has become the best storage platform for PRIVATE and PUBLIC models and datasets, both intermediary and final ones! Great example from @heyjasperai who used HF buckets to store their Monet dataset and train models directly on it! More details: https://t.co/BHeSQlAbhF https://t.co/iTFjPCESI0

Agents are only as good as the environments behind them. At Mercor, we've built deep expertise in the realistic, economically-grounded environments that help agents bridge the gap from the lab to real-world usefulness. We want to put that expertise to work for the broader ecosystem—so we're glad to be joining the OpenEnv committee, alongside Meta @PyTorch, @nvidia, @PrimeIntellect, @huggingface, and others, to help guide the open foundation for agentic environments.

New course: Build AI agents that generate images and videos -- an under-explored frontier. A key to performance is having the agent evaluate its own output, and iterate to improve quality. This short course is built together with @googlecloudtech and taught by Katie Nguyen and Wafae Bakkali. You'll learn three evaluation techniques and combine them in an agent: image-text similarity scoring to check the output matches the prompt, an LLM judge that scores against custom criteria like brand consistency, and structured rubrics that break a prompt into verifiable yes/no questions like "is the subject in the frame?" and "does the camera motion match?" Skills you'll gain: - Learn image and video prompt engineering - Build an image agent that turns brand guidelines into UI mockups - Build a video agent that plans multi-scene explainers and animates reference frames with synchronized audio Join and build agents that create images and video! https://t.co/bjuSjIxcIG

New course on serving LLMs efficiently -- how do you serve models to many concurrent users at low latency and reasonable cost? This short course is built with @RedHat and taught by @cedricclyburn. Efficient LLM serving requires efficient memory management. A 70B-parameter model takes ~140 GB just to load the weights. On top of that, every active request needs its own chunk of GPU memory, the KV cache, to store the token context it has built up so far. In this course, you'll learn to reduce a model's memory footprint with quantization and serve it using vLLM, which handles many concurrent requests efficiently through smart memory management. Skills you'll gain: - Quantize a model and measure the accuracy tradeoff - Serve a model with vLLM and watch it handle concurrent requests efficiently - Benchmark your deployment and make informed tradeoffs between speed, cost, and accuracy Join and learn to serve LLMs efficiently: https://t.co/x04xMbFlkO

Fable 5 is state-of-the-art on nearly all tested benchmarks, with exceptional performance in software engineering, knowledge work, scientific research, and vision. The longer and more complex the task, the larger Fable 5’s lead over our other models. https://t.co/DxgSu0KUxh

@SarthakPar16 Ikr. There is a small fraction of good, constructive, “high effort” takes mixed with *a lot* of dunking, piling on, jumping to conclusions, wild extrapolations and conspiracies. Always happy to see/read the former. The reality is that there are genuinely well intentioned people trying their best to navigate all of this.

@ChainZenit https://t.co/Wvn4jh59Qx

Always back to the basics: LatentMoE was probably inspired by MLA, which was inspired by LoRA, which was inspired by SVD, which was inspired by eigendecomposition. https://t.co/bWqo5iOPbP

mythos will be bad ON PURPOSE on ai "frontier llm research" tasks, this is very very sad for the research community also the fact that this is un purpose not visible to the user is crazy https://t.co/n3p4niUKJ2

@IanBaer @graphtheory Try this (originally found somewhere here and was able to reproduce) https://t.co/DakkhOoifK

Just wrapping a fantastic NY Tech Week, packed with startup and VC events. My 6 takeaways on AI, startups and relationships— and a prediction for each. 1. IRL IS KING The most valuable thing this week wasn't on a screen. The more our days run through feeds and inboxes, the more a room of real people becomes something you can't fake or scale. People are increasingly craving "real" moments– and this is a big opportunity for building community AND growing business. ➡️ Prediction: the more we automate, the more we'll seek each other out. The gatherings that bring people together for real become the moments worth protecting. 2. AI AGENTS ARE TRUE TEAMMATES Agents went from demo to default. A year ago, a party trick; this week— every vertical, every workflow, someone's shipping one. The shift I'm watching: from agents you operate to agents you delegate to. And as they take on long-horizon work, the bottleneck stops being capability. It's joint teamwork. ➡️ Prediction: winners won't have the smartest agent — they'll have figured out how to work with it as a trusted teammate. 3. PARTNERING UP Partnering up is 1+1=100. We hosted a Google DeepMind + Google for Startups + Google Cloud day for founders. 3,000 applied. By pooling across teams, we brought the best of Google into one room for the best startups. Alone, none of us could have pulled that off. ➡️ Prediction: the organizations that show up as one — rather than shipping their org chart to the world — will win. (One Google FTW!) 4. AI FOR REAL USE CASES The best founders I met aren't chasing the tech — they're bridging real business needs with the edge of what's now possible. Companies like InstaLILY AI, Simular and Rehearsals start with the problem, then pull emerging AI forward to close the gap. Not technology in search of a use case. The use case, pulling technology toward it. ➡️ Prediction: the breakout companies won't be the ones with the flashiest tech — they'll be the ones pointed at problems worth solving. 5. STORYTELLING STILL WINS When everyone's slides look great, taste becomes the last moat. Gamma hosted one of the best events of the week — Malcolm Gladwell, Mike Birbiglia, Bobbi Brown — pairing gorgeous visuals with live spoken-word storytelling. When great production gets effortless, the story is the diffentiator. ➡️ Prediction: as content becomes infinitely remixable, the premium on crafted story and delivery goes up. 6. RELATIONSHIPS WIN New connections expand you; old ones ground you. The magic is doing both. Tech Week throws you into rooms full of new people — and that energy is real. But some of the best moments I had were the stolen coffees and late dinners with founders, partners & friends I've loved for years. ➡️ Prediction: those who continue to expand in both breadth and depth of relationships will be the ones living the good life. Thanks to our partners at a16z. And… wild to see the Knicks fan party at MSG!! 🏀

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what if you could just talk to a 1987 nes cartridge i just turned the @cursor_ai sdk into a nes rom hacker you describe a mod in plain english → agent searches the binary, proposes a byte patch, emulator hot-reloads in <1s "infinite lives" "give me the laser" "keep weapons after death" all just work s/o @poteto pstack is goated cc @ericzakariasson @leerob

Introducing Gemini 3.5 Flash Live Translate, our real time speech to speech translation model which supports more than 70 languages (both in and out), and is so natural. It is available in the Gemini API, AI Studio, &amp; Google Translate right now + coming soon to Google Meet!! https://t.co/nDiaqrbHgF

Google Translate has come a long way since 2006. Now, each month our translation tools support: 🗣️ Nearly 250 languages 🌍 1 billion+ users asking Google for translation help 💬 1 trillion+ words translated across our ecosystem https://t.co/G1nYjmWdKF

For over 20 years, we've dedicated ourselves to removing language barriers so people can learn, speak and connect more deeply than ever before. Today, we’re taking our next step with the release of Gemini 3.5 Live Translate — our latest audio model for live, speech-to-speech translation across 70+ languages. 🧵

Gemini 3.5 Live Translate is a truly magical experience, try it out for yourselves today on https://t.co/XD7w6QNdQZ at @GoogleAIStudio

Gemini 3.5 Live Translate! We just shipped a real-time babel fish. - 70+ languages, 2,000+ language pairs. - Natural translated speech, works in noisy environments. - Stays in sync with the speaker, no lag, no awkward pauses. - Auto-detects the language being spoken. Available today in Google Translate (Android & iOS), the Gemini API (Public Preview), and Google Meet (Private Preview). I genuinely think this is the beginning of the end of language barriers. Anyone can now speak and understand anyone.

Finally reading the swe-bench paper and it's kinda cool to see GPT-3.5 again haha. That was my first foray into language models and the first time I felt the sparks of AGI :) https://t.co/Jll4KlFNiO