ByteDance Seed OSS is now available on @huggingface!!! - 36B, Apache2 - Great for ablation research, including Base, base without synthetic instruction data and instruction variants - Great performance on reasoning & Agents - Native 512k long context - Flexible thinking budget https://t.co/ITiaPe1w3a

In our 70s, my twin wanted us to reenact our python photo from when we were 12. This time I wasn’t into it, but she convinced me. I used @grok Imagine to show us walking. 🥹🐍 https://t.co/93FZX9rJ1q

Excited to bring @Starlink connectivity to @AlaskaAir https://t.co/OEdBXfN31R

Good morning ✨ I love the sensuality that Grok Imagine portrays in the video. It's so beautiful 🥰 https://t.co/bdpyE2vxic

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BREAKING: xAI has released a new update for the Grok App. Update your app to v1.1.55 to get the latest improvements. https://t.co/Y6nXo31YAS

All these copies of The Parasitic Mind to sign! https://t.co/qxjaWXhWqY

Teaser trailer for Fallout Season Two, coming December 17. Welcome to New Vegas… https://t.co/VrqhPhxyRX

William Blair analyst Jed Dorsheimer on riding in @Tesla's Robotaxi service in Austin last week: "We experienced a glimpse of the future, and it is exciting. The comparisons are immediate and stark—when we drove past Waymo and Zoox vehicles outfitted with their complex sensor suite, they stuck out like a sore thumb. In contrast, the robotaxis blended in with other Teslas on the road; we felt inconspicuous flowing with the traffic. Confirming our thesis, robotaxi was half the price of Uber, showing its ability to win market share by weaponizing price. In Austin we took multiple robotaxi and Waymo rides; the contrast was clear. Aside from the visual difference between each pulling up to the curb, the robotaxi was comfortable and familiar, and it felt as though a friendly ghost chauffeur was driving our personal car. Driving was smooth and human-like, recognizing and patiently waiting for pedestrians, switching into less crowded lanes, patiently waiting to execute a safe unprotected turn, and yet, discerning and confident enough to drive through a light that just turned yellow, so as not to slam on the brakes. Waymo also provided a top-notch service and we did not encounter any safety concerns, but if we were to be overly critical, if felt more ... robotic. In the cabin you have to listen to an airline-esque preamble on Waymo and safety protocols, and during the ride you can hear all the various spinning lidar sensors spooling up and down with electronic whizzing sounds. In short, robotaxi felt like a more luxurious service for half the cost and the driving felt more human-like."

Training AI models means quality over quantity. ✅ Working with #AWS, @datologyai helps companies get value from data & create high quality #AI models, without needing high-level qualifications. 👉 https://t.co/uKhjMLTZMx https://t.co/uKWfty1ek2

It’s no secret that 2024 is one of re-evaluation & cost-cutting. Software engineer @MThomps4 talks all about @Railway & its solid usage-based pricing. "I’d highly consider [this option] in your tool belt before buying into giant infrastructure." 🚆: https://t.co/JRBiu60Cyl https://t.co/4zNr9VfbRO

Here’s my I was there pic boss 😃 #GoogleCloudSummit #London https://t.co/wXs35jhsQX

Here’s my I was there pic boss 😃 #GoogleCloudSummit #London https://t.co/wXs35jhsQX

AI Dev 25 is coming to NYC on November 14! 1,200+ developers will dive into technical topics such as: - Agentic AI: Multi-agent orchestration, tool use, complex reasoning chains - Coding with AI: Agentic coding assistants, automated testing, debugging strategies - Context engineering: Advanced RAG, structured context, memory systems - Multimodal AI: Vision-language models, audio processing, cross-modal architectures - Fintech applications: Fraud detection, credit modeling, regulatory compliance Our Pi Day AI Dev event sold out quickly, so we booked a bigger venue this time. Tickets available here: https://t.co/baLDrB1EPd

Meta’s $29 Billion Deal Exemplifies the High Financial Stakes of AI https://t.co/2rXvZP4Tu7 @business

🚨 Something deeply strange is happening in the workforce. For the first time in modern history, young male college grads are no more likely to be employed than those who never went to college. But women? Female grads are still doing far better. This isn’t a blip. It’s a seismic shift. We’ve quietly flipped the post-industrial social contract for men. For decades, the bargain was clear: Grind through school → take on debt → land the job → build a life. Stability. Family. Purpose. That deal is dead. Today’s young men are watching: • Housing become unaffordable • Wages lose meaning • Relationships dissolve • Purpose disintegrate So many are checking out: - Van life - Gaming - Gig work - Off-grid living Not because they’re lazy. Because the conveyor belt of school → corporate → burnout is broken. Meanwhile, elites play by a different rulebook: - Dual incomes - Two kids - Homes bought - Wealth compounding This collapse? It’s not universal. It’s surgical. And it’s not just economic. It’s social. Cultural. Psychological. We’ve built an economy that rewards compliance, not creativity. Bureaucracy, not skill. Obedience, not risk. We: •Flooded technical fields with cheap labor •Inflated non-technical admin power •Told young men their drive is toxic, their struggles are privilege, and their confusion is failure Then we act shocked when they check out. 🎯 If you’re raising a Gen Z boy—listen carefully: He doesn’t need a hollow degree. He needs a mission. A path to build strength, mastery, direction, and meaning. The system won’t give it to him. But if he builds it and he might just win. This isn’t about left vs. right. This is about survival in a society that no longer sees him.

According to NYPost, President Trump pulls U.S. out of UNESCO after 90-day review citing its woke DEI agenda, anti-Israel bias, and growing China alignment. I was on UNESCO’s AI team during COVID. It was a mess. Ideology trumped science. Politics replaced truth. I felt deeply uncomfortable. UNESCO lost its mission. It became a megaphone for performative diplomacy and geopolitical games at the expense of Israel, U.S. values, and real global progress. This exit is bold and overdue. America should lead with principle, not fund global hypocrisy.

May his holiness rest in peace. His presence brought a certain calm and peace that is difficult to explain. https://t.co/JwTjhd0NCr

There are other features released with v2, like /crawl, /scrape, and extracting structured data. /search v2 got me really pumped up. AI agents need relevant context to perform advanced tasks, and a lot of it is hard to find. You can even scrape with /search. https://t.co/CMIAc6pElI

The time-based search is a good add-on. Search results for AI agents need to be relevant and timely. Otherwise, you get a ton of stale information. It's challenging to filter it out via postprocessing. Having the API filter with custom date ranges is great. https://t.co/bEDqMK4qAQ

This report introduces a unified view of spatial intelligence (SI) for multimodal models and evaluates GPT‑5 and strong baselines across eight fresh SI benchmarks. GPT‑5 leads overall but is still short of human skill, especially on mentally reconstructing shapes, changing viewpoints, and deformation/assembly tasks.

Unified SI schema and fair eval setup The authors consolidate prior work into six core SI capabilities (Metric Measurement, Mental Reconstruction, Spatial Relations, Perspective‑taking, Deformation & Assembly, Comprehensive Reasoning) and standardize prompts, answer extraction, and metrics to reduce evaluation variance across datasets.

Broad benchmark sweep, heavy compute Eight recent benchmarks (e.g., VSI‑Bench, SITE, MMSI, OmniSpatial, MindCube, STARE, CoreCognition, SpatialViz) are used with unified protocols; results reflect >1B tokens of evaluation traffic. https://t.co/Bg0uMyMQMJ

Want to fine-tune gpt-oss-120b? We teamed up with Axolotl to launch a new recipe to run fine-tuning out of the box — multi-node training, one-line deployments from the CLI, and built-in observability included. https://t.co/h6bv55E4S0

check out part 1 of our text to vision rag with cohere, part two coming up next month via the https://t.co/jdjFasak7B course! https://t.co/x16F0aiiOV

And here is the actual paper that kicked off LLMs and the current wave of AI: https://t.co/GrOrf7CMzU And since some people asked, here is the full song (which is just the abstract of the paper with a chorus): https://t.co/7uTJqjl4yX

Join us today for another epic spaces with an incredible panel: @FlagshipFYI, @Metacade_, @autonolas, @Replicatsai, @TheSWARM_ai and @crestalnetwork Theme: Building on @base 📆Today | 🕒 3 PM GMT 🔗 Link: https://t.co/ehVroiNISn See you soon! https://t.co/bnimmQtpr1

In collaboration with @NASA, we've open-sourced Surya on @huggingface — a new foundation model designed to help researchers protect infrastructure through accessible, accurate modeling of space weather. It's going to totally change how we forecast solar storms. See how.🧵 https://t.co/y0OT2rnKdZ