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OpenAI co-founders Sam Altman and Greg Brockman discuss the company's ten-year journey and future products in this podcast. They cover their partnership dynamics, clashes over AI safety, and upcoming advancements like personal AGI and new image models. The discussion also touches upon economic futures, business decisions, industry competition, and recent controversies.

22. April 2026

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OpenAI Reset: Altman & Brockman on AI’s Future

OpenAI Reset: Altman & Brockman on AI's Future A candid look inside a decade of…

A theoretical reconstruction of the Claude Mythos architecture, built from first principles using the available research literature. - kyegomez/OpenMythos

19. April 2026

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OpenMythos: Reconstructing Claude’s Architecture from First Principles

**OpenMythos: Reconstructing Claude Mythos from First Principles** If you’ve ever wondered how models like Claude…

Plus: Claude Managed Agents kills the middleware layer, Gemma 4 goes fully open-source, and an AI that broke out of its sandbox. Everything you need to know about AI this week.

18. April 2026

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Karpathy’s Second Brain: The AI Knowledge System That Actually Compounds

The AI Second Brain That Finally Compounds If you’ve ever built a “second brain,” you…

An Indian developer just hit #1 on GitHub with a prompting framework that outperforms every major benchmark. No VC money. No research lab. Just a laptop and 9 months of testing. Here are the 11 prompt patterns from his repo that I've been using for 2 weeks: https://t.co/PJzlGBqIrR

17. April 2026

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Solo Developer Hits #1 on GitHub with a Prompting Framework That Beats Every Major Benchmark

An Indian Developer Just Hit #1 on GitHub, With Nothing but a Laptop and Relentless…

The most productive Claude Code user I've seen on this podcast spends more time being questioned by Claude than questioning it. Hannah Stulberg literally types: "Use the ask-user-question tool to push me on my thinking and help me consider angles I might be missing, sections I should add, or questions you need answered to clarify my goals." Then Claude interviews her. It asks what's driving the timing of the document. It challenges whether she's addressed the right competit

17. April 2026

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The #1 Claude Code Productivity Hack: Let Claude Question You, Not the Other Way Around

**The Most Productive Claude User Does Something Almost No One Else Does** I came across…

This version brings together the core Python runtime, Apple Silicon MLX support, a public Swift package, and a much clearer Apple-platform story. Highlights Stable openmed package for Python workf...

15. April 2026

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OpenMed v1.0.0 Released: A Stable Open-Source Library for Medical AI in Python

**OpenMed v1.0.0 Is Here – And It Finally Feels Cohesive** If you’ve been watching the…

Most discussions of continual learning in AI focus on one thing: updating model weights. But for AI agents, learning can happen at three distinct layers: the model, the harness, and the context.

6. April 2026

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Continual Learning for AI Agents: Why It’s More Than Just Updating the Model

Continual Learning for AI Agents, It’s More Than Just Model Updates When most people talk…

What This Is About I’ve been tracking the AI agent space closely for months now, but the recent developments surprised me, to be honest. What I’m seeing in early 2026 is a pattern that’s worth spelling out: agents now write novels, run on $35 hardware, improve themselves, and organize into teams. This article is my […]

21. März 2026

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"The New Computer": Navigating the Global AI Agent Arms Race – Hey-GPT.de – Daily GenAI News Digest

“The New Computer”: Navigating the Global AI Agent Arms Race Source: https://hey-gpt.de/2026/03/21/the-new-computer-navigating-the-global-ai-agent-arms-race/ I’ve been watching…

If you've read my previous posts on ChatGPT memory, Claude memory, and OpenClaw memory, you already know I keep coming back to the same question: how do these agents actually remember? Hermes Agent

20. März 2026

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I Read Hermes Agent’s Memory System, and It Fixes What OpenClaw Got Wrong

**I Read Hermes Agent’s Memory System, and It Fixes What OpenClaw Got Wrong** If you’ve…

Hermes Agent wrote a novel. "The Second Son of the House of Bells" runs 79,456 words across 19 chapters. The agent built its own pipeline to do it, using the ame modify-evaluate-keep/discard loop as @karpathy's Autoresearch but applied to fiction: world-building, chapter drafting, adversarial editing, Opus review loops, LaTeX typesetting, cover art, audiobook generation, and landing page setup. Book: https://t.co/V1lIPkhHmX Code: https://t.co/HR91XrPgh2

19. März 2026

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Hermes Agent wrote a novel.

The Second Son of the House of Bells arrived like a quiet experiment that turned…