Repo (Apache 2.0): https://t.co/dU4xZq5Lne
Same story at the high end: on one M5 Ultra, Tom's Hardware measured a model-specific engine decoding GLM 5.3 Flash about 3x faster than llama.cpp. https://t.co/cnROXBnnMo
A 26B model in ~2 GB of RAM on an 8 GB MacBook Air, at 5–6 tok/s.
TurboFieldfare keeps Gemma 4 26B-A4B's 1.35 GB core in memory and streams each token's experts from SSD.
On a Mac, the engine is the upgrade. Ask Brian @robotnurseio, our lead AI engineer for local compute.
A fix passed our test gate. Then it never reached main.
Brian caught it this weekend in asor, our local LLM engine for Apple Silicon: the tool_choice "none" guard was tested on a branch, not on main. He cherry-picked it back with a unit test.
Test the commit you ship.
Today at #TCT2026 we built an app live on stage with the audience. They voted, wrote the features, an agent built it, and it was on their phones. Open source so you can run your own: https://t.co/0awJ7konoK @TCTConference@crfheart@MountSinaiNYC
Today at #TCT2026 we built an app live on stage with the audience. They voted, wrote the features, an agent built it, and it was on their phones. Open source so you can run your own: @TCTConference@crfheart@MountSinaiNYC
Everyone wants an AI agent that can drive any app on your screen.
We're building one that can't, yet. On purpose.
Here's how we phase a screen-operating agent: guardrails first, autonomy last.
"Measured" means more than a pass rate. Our next eval gate includes negative tasks (prompt injection, ambiguity, forbidden actions, stale screens) that must pass 100%, plus do-nothing and random-click agents as baselines.
If a random agent scores well, your eval is broken.
Small local models are good workers and bad judges. A new paper: 0.91 on clean tasks, 0.00 when sources conflict. Our design: the model proposes, tested code decides and hands off to a human. https://t.co/3SAZP1gYkx
Agents that operate clinical screens need guardrails first: a default-deny app allowlist, a cap on typed characters, a wall-clock limit, and no PHI in approval printouts. Read-only before write. That is how we are phasing our screen agent at LabQ.
AI is finally cracking a 60-year-old problem in cardiology: pulling the heart’s magnetic signal out of hospital noise.
Great @WIRED piece on magnetocardiography — the work we’ve been doing at @MountSinaiNYC with @SandboxAQ.
Pivotal trial launching soon. Proud of this team.
https://t.co/8T7don8Mrj