Behind a bookshelf in The Study, down a stone corridor: the magus's vault, and a death mask that burns with its own light... A VR + WebXR experiment in the browser, testing on a Quest 3 — built with an agent fleet and Three.js.
Apple’s visionOS 27 demo turns a Safari site into an escape room.
One pinch and you’re inside with docked video, light spill and animation. It's pretty awesome!
We spent our entire lives, and human history, under the assumption intelligence was a scarce resource. Now, everyone can summon an inexhaustible IQ machine like it's tap water. And incidentally, the change is so profound our own brains can barely comprehend it.
Experimenting: building a walkable 3D island with Claude Fable 5 and a Hermes agent fleet. It's drawn from the map of a fictional realm I'm creating. The engine even filmed its own intro.
Accelerate your creativity with Hermes Agent and @UnrealEngine.
Our new optional companion skill for the official @EpicGames MCP helps Hermes discover tools, sequence calls safely, turn plain-English prompts into polished scenes, and verify results visually.
Demo by @macbethAI
Yeats perfectly expresses why AI can never replace artists, novelists, or poets.
Read "Where My Books go," and you'll understand that the human author crafts every word for you, to find you, to "sing" to you. It's a message from one living soul to another.
the beautiful thing about tokenized agents is:
1. the barrier to entry is low — anyone can create one
2. tokenization provides an instant funding mechanism
3. revenue is onchain so progress is measurable
this makes it an ~infinite game, perfectly suited to onchain markets
$BTC derivs don’t cause moves, they amplify in both directions. There is no secret plot crash the crypto mrkt. Give thanks that there are no bailouts so we can clear over leveraged tourists swiftly and resume Up Only!
AI can make work faster, but a fear is that relying on it may make it harder to learn new skills on the job.
We ran an experiment with software engineers to learn more. Coding with AI led to a decrease in mastery—but this depended on how people used it.
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