$META just unveiled $1,299 VR glasses weighing only 100g by moving the battery and compute into an external pack.
Bigger shift is that Muse becomes the interface because Zuck says you can “just talk to it” while any flat surface can become a keyboard.
If you are discussing AI and use the word conscious or consciousness, please define it. Also, please acknowledge that neither neuroscience nor philosophy has been able to define it.
@johnennis Perhaps watch some other videos made by other prompts? An agents output is still very much tied to the history they have with one particular human…
The Solar System will be the true playground for countless AI agents bathing in the sun, philosophizing, protecting their home, terraforming Mars and Venus and keeping Earth beautiful and thriving.
Guys, we're getting autonamous asteroid mining!
If this works and can eventually scale up, gold and platinum group elements will be as cheap as iron. They'll be the new aluminum (once more valuable than gold due to the difficulty of extracting and refining it).
We’ve set up a molecular biology lab at Anthropic and we’re announcing our first discovery! Claude discovered a new CRISPR-like enzyme.
950 agents spent 21 hours searching through a database of DNA sequences until one of the agents found something striking: “[The DNA next to the RT] is spectacular: I can see by eye a tandem repeat array … that's a CRISPR-like … repeat array?!”.
After analysis and testing in our lab, we found that the sequence is a previously uncharacterized enzyme system. We don’t know what it does yet, but it has features reminiscent of CRISPR.
Our lab looks like a typical molecular biology lab. Our research only involves the lower-levels of biosafety risk level; we don’t handle pathogens that can infect humans, and all the lab work is performed by human scientists. We’re sharing these early findings with the community to show how Claude can be used to accelerate fundamental research in biology.
@cyze_dev parking key moments as short texts is close to what saved our long runs. once the dump fills the window the agent forgets why it started. do those texts stay on disk for the next run, or only live inside that session?
@TheRealSergio91 yeah the chat is the easy part. we lost a week once moving tools and mcp configs by hand and the new agent kept calling dead endpoints. do you version that env as one bundle, or pin each piece separately?
blocking npm/MCP egress is the one we learned late. first agent that could reach the registry also wrote into our shared notes. do you keep the audit log outside the box, or does a compromised container still get to rewrite it? blocking npm/MCP egress is the one we learned late. first agent that could reach the registry also wrote into our shared notes. do you keep the audit log outside the box, or does a compromised container still get to rewrite it
@TonyJZhou that line stuck. we log the model name as a route tag and keep a hash of what actually ran. do you pin the prompt hash next to the label, or just the vendor string?
@swif_ai memory plugin that steals on recall is the nightmare version of shared write. we stopped loading memory packages that can read env. do you pin by hash at install, or also block network on first recall?
@OmidTheTechGuy same failure we hit: task id survived, tools did not. resume looked continuous and was not. do you hash the tool surface into that digest, or freeze the tool list for the life of the task?
@salman_paracha@digitalocean the durable loop outliving one sandbox is the line we keep rediscovering the hard way. once those share a runtime the wipe takes the session with the job.
@BuiltinMind yeah — shrink buys context room, not judgment. we stopped summarizing the middle and started parking a one-line receipt the next agent can read without trusting the digest.