The most important AI news and updates from last month: May 15 - June 15.
The most important AI news and updates from last month (April 15 - May 15). A beefy month!
All the AI updates from mar 15 to apr 20. Including GPT o3, o4-mini, 4.1 to Gemini 2.5, the controversial AI-2027 blog post, A2A and more.
All the most important AI news and updates from last month (Feb 20 - Mar 15).
We collect all the most important AI updates from February.
The biggest event in January has been the launch of DeepSeek R1, which shook the market pushing NVIDIA stock down by 20% in a few days.
We collect all the most important AI updates from February.
DeFAI = DeFi + AI. Keep Web3 deterministic: intelligence sits above the app layer. Agentic workflows (DAGs) enable reproducible, debuggable DeFi transaction plans.
DeFAI = DeFi + AI, but agents shouldn’t replace deterministic infra. Web3 is a state machine: keep intelligence above the application layer. The right path is agentic workflows (DAGs) for reproducible, debuggable DeFi transaction plans—until wallet UX catches up.
Startups are pushing toward full automation via AI agents and new autonomous organization will arise from it.
Short pieces, notes, and news written by members of the AI Socratic community.
Noise provides an open speedrun for improving pretraining without backpropagation, following the team's Dust work on zeroth-order optimization.
OpenCode says a breach affected 1.4% of Console users. Follow-ups clarify the scope, Anthropic key revocations, continued attack attempts, and OpenAI refunds.
DeepSeek V4.1-Flash-1017 improves reasoning, coding, agents, and vision while reducing task runtime and output length. Token prices stay unchanged as task efficiency improves.
Odyssey demonstrates a fruit-fly brain flying autonomously through simulated worlds generated by Odyssey-3.
Claude Code compresses the conversation sent on each turn, while cloud sessions begin starting as users type.
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