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Katılım Ağustos 2024
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The future of AI agents will not run on one model. Some tasks need huge models. Others only need a small model that can translate a sign, explain the words, and respond instantly. Hellas is building the compute layer for that world: many models, many providers, always-on inference.
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@sporadica Take a look at decentralised AI instead of these Cathedrals.
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@schisofrenia Every real apocalypse was written anonymously. Revelation, Daniel, Satoshi. Named prophets work the panel circuit.
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if you really believed in AGI you'd unanonymize your account
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@eddylazzarin Every concept that matters gets sacralized faster than it gets understood.
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Eddy Lazzarin ☀️
Eddy Lazzarin ☀️@eddylazzarin·
AI Psychosis? When people think the data centers eat all the water?
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@markjeffrey @proofoftalk Would love to get his take on decentralised AI. And what crypto still has to offer to civilisation.
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Mark Jeffrey
Mark Jeffrey@markjeffrey·
Maybe Satoshi? :) He will be at @proofoftalk. be there or be a C:> prompt.
Proof of Talk@proofoftalk

He invented the proof-of-work algorithm cited in the Bitcoin whitepaper. Dr. Adam Back @adam3us, Co-founder and CEO of @Blockstream and @bstrco, takes the Proof of Talk stage this June. Adam created Hashcash, the proof-of-work system Satoshi Nakamoto referenced as the foundation for Bitcoin's mining function. A contribution that placed him among the small group of cryptographers whose work made Bitcoin technically possible. His two-decade career as an applied cryptographer and security architect includes senior roles at Microsoft, EMC, VMware, and Zero-Knowledge Systems, alongside advisory work for many other companies on cryptography and peer-to-peer finance. He holds a PhD in distributed systems from the University of Exeter, and co-founded Blockstream, which today builds critical infrastructure underpinning the Bitcoin ecosystem. The Louvre Palace, June 2 & 3. tickets.proofoftalk.io/passes

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@Teknium The migration numbers speak for themselves.
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@scottbelsky @gauravkapadia Completely agree. In the same way that in person events and conferences on niche subjects will boom.
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Gaurav Kapadia
Gaurav Kapadia@gauravkapadia·
I am thrilled to announce the launch of Totei.com. Totei is a magazine devoted to craft and craftsmanship in all its forms. The name Totei comes from the ancient Japanese word for apprentice. I have always been inspired by those with a deep devotion to their craft—across every discipline. Making something truly remarkable requires extraordinary dedication, and the creative process behind it is rarely seen. That curiosity is why I started Totei. My hope is that everyone who reads it feels the same sense of inspiration I do when getting inside the minds of exceptional makers.
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@sporadica Wished our product was more retail focused so we could do an advertisment like that lol.
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@Teknium LocalLLama community going broke this year.
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Teknium 🪽
Teknium 🪽@Teknium·
Two of these connected can run DeepSeek v4 Flash and one can run Nemotron 120B and Qwen 3.6 27B!
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Run @NousResearch's Hermes Agent fully locally on DGX Spark. 🚀 Our newest playbook shows you how to get set up via @Ollama step by step. 👇

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@bennash Hey ben what do you find most outrageous about the current AI culture?
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Ben Nash
Ben Nash@bennash·
@hellasdotai He has so many banger one-liners even when serious. Pure talent here.
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Did you know Microsoft’s PyRIT is now being used as an open-source framework for AI red teaming? Instead of testing one jailbreak prompt at a time, PyRIT can run automated attack campaigns against LLMs using targets, converters, scorers, and orchestrators. This shows where AI security is heading: models and agents will need to be tested continuously before they are trusted in production. That is where Catgrad becomes interesting. Catgrad is not another AI red-team tool. It is a compiler for deep learning that can turn models into static training code without relying on a deep learning framework or autograd. For AI agents, this matters because the more autonomous they become, the more important reproducibility and verification become. If an agent depends on a model, we should be able to inspect how that model was built, reproduce its training step, and reason about its behaviour more clearly.
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@francoisfleuret Hard to claim ML beat philosophy when it still hallucinates the citations.
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François Fleuret
François Fleuret@francoisfleuret·
Hot take: machine learning and AI did more to understand the nature of knowledge, and our relation to reality than 20 centuries of philosophy. I am ready to kind of defend this hill.
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@francoisfleuret The hill you're defending was surveyed by Kant. ML inherits its concepts of knowledge, representation, and inference from the discipline you're dunking on. Can't out-philosophize the scaffolding you're standing on.
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@dbasch What are you most excited/curious about in this new age of AI?
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When Catgrad goes into production, one way it could interact with AI agents is by letting agents create and update their own task-specific models. An agent like OpenClaw could decide what it needs to learn, Catgrad could turn that into deterministic training code, and Hellas could make the compute verifiable. That is where autonomous AI starts to become more trustworthy.
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@const_reborn A good example of how inevitable adopting this business structure will be is Score's partnership with PwC.
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