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Basschords
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Retired Special Education Teacher enjoying my golden years. #bassguitar #gohabs



Armagan dropped some spicy alpha in the Telegram today. Turns out the Deep Research market (hello, Perplexity) are a perfect fit for $SERV's reasoning architecture. open.substack.com/pub/flashorton…

The range of teams running on SERV Reasoning in private beta right now: > Network intelligence for governments > Financial institutions and agentic commerce > Industrial compliance > Humanoid robotics > Security All migrating their operations to SERV. The engine gets sharper.




PT Podcast Episode 9 $Cook ing with $SERV What if your fridge could tell you what to cook? That's the idea behind @homecookedx — and it's way bigger than a recipe app. Ishan joined me on the #PTPodcast to break down: → The pantry-first approach that flips how recipe apps work → How they're raising through the $SERV launchpad — no VCs, no presales → $COOK Token utility, revenue sharing, and community buybacks → Why blockchain + cooking is a bigger idea than it sounds $COOK launches Thursday June 18th only on the $SERV launchpad. Stay tuned to @ptservlor and @homecookedx for all the launch details. This one surprised me. Full episode 👇 @openservai $SERV





Two production deployments. Zero false ALLOWs. A 40% failure rate cut to zero, in a sovereign government's stack. This one's strictly about the numbers. open.substack.com/pub/flashorton…


Most "AI agents" launching right now are the same thing under the hood: a model, a system prompt, and a lot of hope. That gets you a nice demo. It does not get you something that survives the next model update. The model was never the hard part. 🧵


PT Podcast Episode 9 $Cook ing with $SERV What if your fridge could tell you what to cook? That's the idea behind @homecookedx — and it's way bigger than a recipe app. Ishan joined me on the #PTPodcast to break down: → The pantry-first approach that flips how recipe apps work → How they're raising through the $SERV launchpad — no VCs, no presales → $COOK Token utility, revenue sharing, and community buybacks → Why blockchain + cooking is a bigger idea than it sounds $COOK launches Thursday June 18th only on the $SERV launchpad. Stay tuned to @ptservlor and @homecookedx for all the launch details. This one surprised me. Full episode 👇 @openservai $SERV


Banks need traceability. Regulators need accountability. SERV delivers both. Two things stand in the way today, and SERV is built around both. Graph Sharding turns every reasoning step into a node you replay and audit. PromptGuard secures the stack by default, so nothing leaks or gets injected. Each release moves toward the same thing. A system a bank can actually put into production. Auditable enough for the regulator, secure enough for the data, reliable enough to trust. This is the layer global finance can run on.


SERV Reasoning just took GLM-5.2, one of the strongest open models ever built, and immediately cut its failures by 22%. That's just v1. Every step on our roadmap brings us closer to the goal of perfect, deterministic reliability: agents that are 100% right. v2 is next: Shadow Agents, pushing agent reliability much further. Then, Graph Sharding and Private Inference; releases that make SERV deployable inside a bank - fully auditable, fully secure. GLM-5.2 is also proving to be difficult to steer, with a very similar signature to Fable-5. The pattern is clear: frontier labs are trading control for raw intelligence. You can't trust AI you aren't able to control - that is the key bottleneck to solve, preventing adoption of agents in businesses and governments. It's the real prize we are after - not consumer chat, but the moment reliable agents move into enterprise at scale.


Frontier labs are racing to make AI smarter. Raw intelligence is not enough for regulated industries like banking, healthcare, and robotics. They need reliable, cost-effective infrastructure, with auditing, privacy, and security built-in. That is the gap SERV is filling.

SERV Reasoning just took GLM-5.2, one of the strongest open models ever built, and immediately cut its failures by 22%. That's just v1. Every step on our roadmap brings us closer to the goal of perfect, deterministic reliability: agents that are 100% right. v2 is next: Shadow Agents, pushing agent reliability much further. Then, Graph Sharding and Private Inference; releases that make SERV deployable inside a bank - fully auditable, fully secure. GLM-5.2 is also proving to be difficult to steer, with a very similar signature to Fable-5. The pattern is clear: frontier labs are trading control for raw intelligence. You can't trust AI you aren't able to control - that is the key bottleneck to solve, preventing adoption of agents in businesses and governments. It's the real prize we are after - not consumer chat, but the moment reliable agents move into enterprise at scale.



SERV Reasoning just took GLM-5.2, one of the strongest open models ever built, and immediately cut its failures by 22%. That's just v1. Every step on our roadmap brings us closer to the goal of perfect, deterministic reliability: agents that are 100% right. v2 is next: Shadow Agents, pushing agent reliability much further. Then, Graph Sharding and Private Inference; releases that make SERV deployable inside a bank - fully auditable, fully secure. GLM-5.2 is also proving to be difficult to steer, with a very similar signature to Fable-5. The pattern is clear: frontier labs are trading control for raw intelligence. You can't trust AI you aren't able to control - that is the key bottleneck to solve, preventing adoption of agents in businesses and governments. It's the real prize we are after - not consumer chat, but the moment reliable agents move into enterprise at scale.







Is nobody buying anything crypto here? Seems like a great place to start DCAing into the classic names such as $COIN, $HOOD, $BTC, etc.. But these stocks below could potentially be an even greater opportunity: Buying into the Bitcoin miners transitioning over to data center stocks. Think $IREN, $HIVE, $CIFR, $CLSK, $MARA, $HUT, etc.. There are 3 reasons why. 1) They have the infrastructure to easily pivot over to this industry (and are already built out). 2) As bitcoin has probably bottomed here (or is very close at least), these bitcoin miners can use their bitcoin as collateral to raise more money and fund this buildout. I really haven't touched these bitcoin miners in a while but now seems like a pretty clear thesis here.ncreases). I really haven't touched these bitcoin miners in a while, but now seems like a pretty clear thesis here. Charts also look pretty great. It seems like most of these plays are going into their wave 3 higher (which would be great). I'm personally very bullish crypto and data center stocks in the future. So why not buy stocks positioned in both?



Introducing GLM-5.2: Frontier Intelligence, Open Weights - Significant improvements in coding and agentic tasks - Strong long-horizon capabilities with a 1M context window - Two levels of reasoning effort: GLM-5.2 (max) pushes the limits, while GLM-5.2 (high) strikes a strong balance between performance and token efficiency - MIT-licensed open weights - Same API pricing as GLM-5.1 Tech Blog: z.ai/blog/glm-5.2 Weights: huggingface.co/zai-org/GLM-5.2 API: docs.z.ai/guides/llm/glm… Coding Plan: z.ai/subscribe Chat: chat.z.ai


