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The Day the CEO of Meta Stopped to Like My Vision
Mark Zuckerberg's name appeared on a notification on the Meta smart glasses. The notification was sent by the founder of the socia...
Can You Improvise Software? One Developer Put AI to the Test
Improv meets AI coding as Matt Holden builds live with Claude Code, guided by crowd prompts and fuzzy compiler specs.
Developers Embrace Taskmaster, an AI Scrum Master for Code
Discover how Taskmaster leverages AI-driven PRDs to decompose projects into focused tasks, boosting reliability, efficiency, cost...
The New Open AI Agent Builder is Not an Agent Builder At All
Many products announced as “AI agents” are not truly agents but workflows with a fancy coat of paint. True agents are large langua...
A Practical Guide to Measuring Business Impact in AI/ML Projects
Behind every “AI success” headline lies a harder question - did it really work?This article gives a structured look at how to mea...
4 Counter-Intuitive Truths About Building Smarter AI Agents
Next great leap in artificial intelligence is the creation of “agentic LLMs”; AI that can perform complex, open-ended tasks withou...
Optimizing LLM Pre-Training: Muon, Latent Attention, and MoE in Practice
Muon is a geometry-aware optimizer that halves training time for large language models. It uses polar decomposition and spectral n...
CodexField: Building the “Power Grid” for AI Resources — Enabling Free Flow of D...
CodexField aims to build an open “power grid” for the AI world. It treats models, prompts, and algorithmic code as reusable intell...
Who Should Be Held Accountable When AI Makes a Harmful Error?
HackerNoon's new Weekly Newsletter curates Results from our Poll of the Week and 2 related polls around the web. This week's topic...
CAA Warns OpenAI’s Sora Puts Artists at Risk, Demands Credit and Compensation Co...
Hollywood’s top talent agency Creative Artists Agency (CAA) accused Microsoft-backed OpenAI of exposing artists to “significant ri...
