Practical AI by Luisa Herrmann
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The Death of Tokenmaxxing (opens the original)
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The list of CEOs asking their employees to reduce their token usage is now growing almost as fast as the list of ones telling employees to use as many tokens as possible last year. And the reason, as usual, is money.The era of tokenmaxxing and AI leaderboards, where employers have incentivized developers to use as much AI as possible without worrying ab… Read more
What is GLM 5.2? (opens the original)
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Remember Fable? Mythos?Those were the models Anthropic rolled out earlier this spring, then rolled back, then finally released recently. OpenAI is similarly rolling out GPT 5.6, the latest attempt to monetize agentic models while they still can. Both companies are in trouble, and they are acting like it. Why? Because a lot of their edge relied on the fa… Read more
Your AI Prompts Can Testify Against You (opens the original)
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An executive charged with securities fraud better hope he didn’t ask ChatGPT for help at any point, since a federal judge just ruled that prosecutors can compel OpenAI to turn over ChatGPT account records. Prosecutors allege that Richard Kim, the former chief executive of cryptocurrency startup Zero Edge, diverted about $3.8 million from a $4.3 million … Read more
Resting on Your Laurels Is Now Deadly (opens the original)
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In the current landscape, keeping up with technological advancements is fast becoming mandatory. With AI reshaping industries at lightning speed, the ability to harness its potential isn’t just a nice-to-have skill anymore – it’s the differentiator that’s driving success in today’s competitive market.In recent interviews, some of technology’s biggest na… Read more
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