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TAI #224: Personal Agents Get Their Own Computers (opens the original)
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What happened this week in AI by LouieThe past week brought another rush of model releases: Anthropic’s Claude Opus 5.5 and Sonnet 5.5, and OpenAI’s GPT-6 Sol and Luna. OpenAI DevDay is today, and I expect plenty more announcements before the day is out. The most viral new product lately has been Meta’s Muse, powered by Muse Spark. Since its September 8 launch, it has reached №1 in both US app stores.Muse gives the agent its own cloud computer, persistent memory, and access to the services you a
TAI #223:Opus 5.5, Cheaper GPT-6 and Agents at Dreamforce (opens the original)
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What happened this week in AI by LouieI visited Salesforce’s Dreamforce in San Francisco this past week and spoke with Rob Seaman, Slack’s General Manager, about how agents fit into company work. I also heard Jensen Huang and Dario Amodei’s somewhat conflicting views on AI safety: Dario called for coordinated safeguards, while Jensen argued that safety and speed can go together. Jensen also joked about the height difference with Marc Benioff: “I always feel like I need to stand on a chair.” Even
TAI #222: Pacing the Frontier Could Slow Superintelligence and Speed Up AI for Enterprise Work (opens the original)
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What happened this week in AI by LouieDario Amodei published “We Must Pace the Frontier” on Saturday, calling on the leading AI labs to slow capability gains and spend the time on alignment, monitoring, and outside verification. Sam Altman and Elon Musk backed him within hours; Demis Hassabis said the direction is right and the details need work, and Trump spent Monday calling the whole idea a hoax. I think this is much less of a slowdown than the headlines suggest, and could speed up progress o
TAI #221: GPT-6 Astra release, Navier-Stokes solution, and Towards AI becomes an OpenAI Select Partner (opens the original)
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What happened this week in AI by LouieWe have some big news of our own this week: Towards AI Deployment has been named an OpenAI Select Partner. We have been building with OpenAI’s models since before ChatGPT launched, and I’m very proud of the engineering capability and relationship our team has built over those years. At this summer’s AI Engineer World’s Fair, Vivek Gollapudi and I spoke with Alexander Embiricos, OpenAI’s Head of Enterprise Product, and Romain Huet, Head of Developer Experienc
Help us write the AI engineering book you needed (opens the original)
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When we published Building LLMs for Production in 2024, we thought we had written a book we could keep updating as the field evolved.We were wrong.Not about where the field was going, but about how much the engineering itself would change. In 2024, much of the work was still about getting more out of the LLM.Two years later, the model is only one component of the system.The field is more mature now, and so is the problem we wanted the book to solve. Rather than anchor another book too closely to
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