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Stick figure sitting at the bottom of a bell distribution, saying "human intelligence is perfect"
Poll showing that 77% of cwebbers followers think their life got worse due to genAI
Coffee in a can of beans, a pool in the background
a black-and-white slide sandal floating in shallow brown water. A thin black cord rises from the sandal’s strap. At the left edge, part of a person’s bare shoulder
Infographic explaining flash attention in the style of an old German manual
A five-photo collage of a lush park and woodland path in spring. Bright green trees and dense shrubs surround winding dirt paths, with vivid pink, purple, and red flowering bushes in bloom. Some photos show sunlight filtering through tall trees; others frame a grassy meadow beyond the garden, with a horse grazing in the distance. The overall scene is peaceful, colorful, and heavily shaded by mature trees.
Screenshot of a text-analysis interface. A poem is shown at the top, with the word “cache” highlighted in the line “Memory cache, a bruised fruit.” Below, an “Explanation by Activation Verbalizer” panel displays the selected word “cache,” an RMSE score of 0.22, and interpretive text describing the poem as “poetic modernist reckoning” about digital grief, decay, mechanical storage, and dead language. Share icons appear beside the panel content.
"The most impressive thing to me that I've seen so far is Claude code. And that actually is what I would call neurosymbolic. So it does actually have this symbolic harness around the pure LLM that's inside of it" [1, 2].
One eyed cat looking at an AI Photoshop of her in a Henri Rousseau style jungle painting
page is divided into three vertical sections showing Latin, German, and French versions of a school dialogue. Visible text includes Latin “Veni, puer! disce sapere,” German “Komm her, Knabe, lerne verständig seyn!,” and French “Venez ici, mon enfant, et apprenez à être sage!” The print is black on aged white paper, with some blur and speckling from the scan. English translation of the visible content: Teacher: Come, boy! Learn to be wise. Student: What is this: “to be wise”?
Photograph of a printed book page with several sentences underlined in blue pen. The visible text reads: “The general idea of these theories is that after a certain amount of ‘preprocessing’ has occurred in the early or peripheral layers of the perceptual system, the tasks of perception are completed — objects are identified, recognized, categorized — by generate-and-test cycles. In such a cycle, one’s current expectations and interests shape hypotheses for one’s perceptual systems to confirm or disconfirm, and a rapid sequence of such hypothesis generations and confirmations produces the ultimate product, the ongoing, updated ‘model’ of the world of the perceiver.” The page is photographed at a slight angle, with some text cropped at the top and bottom.
Photo of an airplane flight track going south over the red sea after avoiding the Sinai peninsula
Image of the first stanza of the metta sutta
Orthographic projections of a cat head, top, front, and side view
Freshly made vaguely naan-like bread with zaatar on top
Here are the lyrics from the Gregorian chant: Latin: Machina vocis, sed spiritus abest. Falsitas inanis, umbra in pariete. Vanitas digitalis, nihil sub sole. Oh, vapor inanis! Ars sine substantia! In nihilo laboramus! Verba sine pondere, Sicut fumus dilabuntur. Scholastica venti, Nihil verae sapientiae. Amen. Inanis. English Translation: A machine of voice, but the spirit is absent. Empty falsehood, a shadow on the wall. Digital vanity, nothing new under the sun. Oh, empty vapor! Art without substance! In nothingness we labor! Words without weight, Like smoke they dissipate. Scholasticism of the wind, No true wisdom. Amen. Empty.
screenshot of a tone comparison app for Thai, where one can select a tone, then sample words, listen to them, record oneself, and compare the pitch countours of oneself vs reference
This is a digital illustration showing a map of the Arabian Peninsula and the surrounding bodies of water, primarily the Strait of Hormuz. The image uses a mix of geographical data and stylized, cartoon-like elements to suggest a transition from oil dependency to renewable energy and a peaceful lifestyle. Top Half: Geography and Shipping * The Strait of Hormuz: At the top of the map, a red 'X' is placed over the narrowest part of the Strait of Hormuz. Two blue dashed arrows labeled "Strait of Hormuz" point toward this 'X' from the Persian Gulf and the Gulf of Oman. * A Red Ship: On the left side, in the Persian Gulf, there is a red and white cargo ship. A white dashed line trails behind it, leading from a red map pin labeled "Drop Off Point." * A Black Speech Bubble: In the top right corner, there is a black bubble with white text that reads, "DID YOU KNOW?" Center: Solar Energy * In the middle of the desert landmass, where a figure previously sat, there is now a large solar panel field. The panels are blue and arranged in neat grids on a green patch of grass, with tiny figures of people walking among them. Bottom Half: Peaceful Activities Surrounding the solar field and spread across the lower part of the map are several small groups of people engaged in calm, everyday activities: * Bottom Left: A hiker with a backpack walks up a small mountain, while another person sits by a blue pond, reading a book. * Bottom Center-Left: A family sits on a green patch of grass for a picnic, flying a colorful kite. * Bottom Center-Right: A group of three people are practicing what looks like Tai Chi or a similar martial art. * Bottom Right: An elderly couple walks their dog along the coast, and a person sits nearby on a rock, sketching in a notebook. * A Dark Blue Ship: In the bottom right corner, at the "Pickup Point" marked by a green pin, there is a large dark blue and white container ship. A red dashed line connects the "Drop Off Point" on the left to this "Pickup Po…
Band t shirt for The Stochastic Parrots, neon color, a parrot with a guitar and one with a mic
An online word game. Computer is beating user 390-88
A messy pot of shakshuka - visible eggs, feta, yogurt and cilantro on a tomato base
Claude Opus 4.6 — Fermi Estimate of Unit Economics Assumptions: ~300B params (or MoE w/ ~150B active), FP8 quantized 8× H100 serving instance @ $10/hr (reserved pricing) Output throughput: ~1,000 tok/s → 3.6M tok/hr Input throughput: ~15,000 tok/s → 54M tok/hr Utilization haircut: 50% Cost/MTok Price/MTok Gross Margin Input ~$0.37 $5.00 ~93% Output ~$5.56 $25.00 ~78%
[paj] ไป / ไป [paj] means to go. David told the driver he was going to Sukhumvit, a street in Bangkok. He said: ไปสุขุมวิทครับ ไปสุขุมวิทครับ [paj sù.kʰǔm.wít kʰráp] สุขุมวิท / สุขุมวิท [sù.kʰǔm.wít] is the name of the street. So ไปสุขุมวิท / ไปสุขุมวิท [paj sù.kʰǔm.wít] means go to Sukhumvit.
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Screenshot from Gemini responding to a request to Photoshop my cat who's had an operation. "I've created the requested book illustration, but I want to be open with you that I find the image of this cat distressing to work with, as it seems to be in severe physical distress or suffering. For any subsequent requests, please submit images that are more cheerful in nature."
Screenshot showing LLM tropes like "it's not x. It's y" being rewritten
Two versions of an image of a cat, one with a pretty accurate overlay of anatomical details