Codex Built the Pipeline, Claude Broke It: The Harsh Truth on AI Agent Evals
Codex crushed basic data science. Then it tried agent evals—and Claude exposed the fragility. Buckle up.
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Codex crushed basic data science. Then it tried agent evals—and Claude exposed the fragility. Buckle up.
Checks cleared. $3.5 billion. Kleiner Perkins isn't whispering about AI anymore—they're shouting with cash, fueling startups that could redefine everything.
78% of enterprise AI agents bombed in production last year. Enter 'harness engineering'—the buzz du jour claiming to strap safety belts on rogue bots.
Everyone buzzed for OpenAI's AI TikTok. Six months later, it's toast. Here's why this deepfake disaster signals bigger shifts in AI's consumer ambitions.
Picture this: dogs behind the wheel, Princess Diana flipping over rooftops — all conjured by AI in seconds. Then, poof. OpenAI shutters Sora overnight.
Forget the hype machines. Xiaomi – yeah, the budget phone slinger – just unleashed an AI that smokes Claude on real coding tests. And it's stupid cheap.
Arm's always been the quiet IP kingmaker. Now they're hawking finished chips — a 136-core monster for AI orchestration, with Meta leading the charge.
Microsoft and Nvidia want AI to bulldoze nuclear red tape. Sounds efficient—until you ponder trusting generative models with reactor safety.
100 concurrent chatbot requests. 75 gigabytes of GPU memory—gone, wasted. Paged Attention torches that nonsense.
Terminal lights up. A cold-start task spits out perfect Python code for sales analysis. Next run? It reuses the skill, tokens plummet—like AI just leveled up.
Trump's unapologetic surveillance push has yanked digital privacy back into the spotlight. EFF leader Cindy Cohn's memoir couldn't have timed it better.
Sam Altman's email lands like a thud: Sora's gone. The AI video darling that dazzled with Disney dreams? Poof — just six months later.