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November 2025

AI Builders Milan launches with first AI Aperitivo

Let's start with announcing a new chapter for the AI NYC: AI Builders Milan. Roberto Stagihttps://www.linkedin.com/posts/rstagiaibuildersmilan-ainyc-ai-activity-7391882005266911233-CwGy?utmsource=soci

Federico Ulfo

AI Dinner 15.0 in New York

AI Dinner 15.0 New York Wednesday, November 12 AI NYChttps://lu.ma/ainy is hosting another AI Dinner 🍲🍕🍺 , we'll discuss news and updates using this blog post to run the Socratic dialogues. Event:

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McKinsey Survey — The State Of AI in 2025

AI use is widespread, but mostly are at early stage experimenting with AI and AI agents. High performers redesign workflows. Only 39% report financial impact EBIT. Link: mckinsey.com/capabilities/quan

Federico Ulfo

Extropic — Thermodynamic Computing and TSUs

Extropic just released a new type of hardware called Thermodynamic Sampling Units TSUs. Their approach, called thermodynamic computing, flips traditional computing on its head. Instead of fighting aga

Federico Ulfo

AI Browser War: Dia, Comet, and Atlas

In the past few months we've seen a lot of new AI browser coming up. They're all chromium copy with extra AI features. Google has yet to upgrade Chrome with AI capabilities. Let's explore the new brow

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Language Models Are Injective And Hence Invertible

· Claim: Decoder‑only transformer LMs are almost‑surely injective: different prompts map to unique last‑token hidden states; this holds at initialization and is preserved under gradient descent. · Met

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Continuous Autoregressive Language Models (CALM)

Tencent + Tsinghua just dropped a paper called Continuous Autoregressive Language Models CALM and it basically kills the “next-token” paradigm every LLM is built on. Instead of predicting one token at

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