Photo by Diane Serik on Unsplash Matt Deitke didn’t invent the atomic bomb. He didn’t walk on the Moon. But the deal he just landed dwarfs what those icons earned in their lifetimes—by a lot. Deitke, a 24-year-old AI researcher who led the development of a multimodal AI system called Molmo and co-founded the startup […]
Image by Google DeepMind on Unsplash Imagine discovering something that could outthink every human, automate nearly every job, and make you the most powerful entity on Earth. Would you give it away? Probably not. And that’s exactly the problem with the dream of open, public Artificial General Intelligence — or AGI. Let’s talk about why
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Photo by Zulfugar Karimov on Unsplash If you’ve been dabbling with AI tools recently, chances are you’ve heard a lot about prompt engineering. Maybe you’ve even taken a course on it. But here’s the thing—it’s no longer just about crafting the perfect prompt. The real key to unlocking powerful, reliable AI behavior? Context engineering. The
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OpenAI just quietly dropped something that might change how we use AI day to day: ChatGPT Agents. If you haven’t seen the release, it flew a bit under the radar unless you were tuned into the developer livestream or scrolling the Singularity subreddit. But here’s the thing—this might be one of the most useful (and
Photo by Markus Spiske on Unsplash So here’s a coffee table question I came across the other day: If artificial general intelligence (AGI) becomes real—and I mean real, like a machine that can think and act like a human—what happens to capitalism? I spotted this debate on Reddit, where someone asked, “If AI can do
