Eugene Vyborov

“The Phi Doctrine” I think you may even enjoy it. My first fully ai generated movie. Plot and character development and all other creative input is mine there, but ai does all the mechanics. youtu.be/KZAskwK3DB8?si…

I sat down with Chalisa Prarasri, CEO of Decipher Something and UCLA neuroscientist, to talk about how AI is reshaping education, scientific research, and trust online - and what comes next. Watch here: youtu.be/6XW2upmYKO8

Students are abandoning computer science for biological sciences. Scientific papers have 50 million undefined terms. And nobody trusts the internet anymore.

Three more are coming this month, and you can still register: ability.ai/workshops

Four sessions are already recorded.

Every Tuesday and Thursday at 11:30 AM ET, I build autonomous AI agents from scratch in Trinity — live, with Q&A.

At fleet scale, the agents aren't the problem - the wiring is.

This is the architecture Trinity is built on: ability.ai/trinity.

At a recent autonomous agents hackathon in San Francisco, teams were building agents that spawned other agents. I watched the console expecting disaster ⬇️

Agent output is a business asset. Treat it like one.

Why? Because the results of the work of an agent are stored in an external system where humans can easily see and do something with these files. The output of an agent is a business asset, not a system log. It needs to be accessible, reviewable, and integrated into existing human workflows.

If your AI agent disappeared tomorrow, could you take its brain with you? My social media agent Ruby is built so the answer is always yes.

Don't waste your time on building tools that forget everything when you close the browser. Start building digital assets that own outcomes.

Instead of building static wrappers - you need to build autonomous digital entities.

Most "AI agents" aren't actually agents. They are just chatbots hiding behind fancy wrappers.