AI & IA

fable 5.2 can turn any script into Disney movie now..

Seeing so many hype tweets from early testers of Claude Fable 5.2. But nothing new from these posts. Just crappy games and the same old stuff. This is clearly one of the best models. I think we are at the point where we need to think more ambitiously about what to do with

🚨 BREAKING: Anthropic just released Claude Fable 5.2. It beats Opus 5.5 at coding and costs 20% less than Fable 5.1. Compared to Fable 5.1: → Score on real paid freelance projects: 41.3%, up from 17.9% → Robotics: 64.9%, up from 27.6% → Up to 30% faster, with a new fast

Fable 5.2 is now available everywhere! This is how you release a new model, drop and make it immediately available!! (Remember when Fable came out and got yanked!?) The jump from 5.1 is quite noticable (on benhces at least), gotta play with it and see how much it costs! Cost

Asking a model for a full action game in one prompt is the wrong test. Seele AI’s new Seele03 model works alongside built-in asset generators to create a video game, then delivers it as an editable Unity, Godot or web project. i.e. Seele03 makes the actual game files. This will

Game dev hasn't changed in 30 years. Seele just changed it Seele03 is their AI game-generation model. - a Wuxia action game from scratch in 5 days - plans combos and hit feedback, not just graphics - built-in tools for rigging, sound effects and sprites - project files open in

Most AI game tools chase graphics. Seele03 went after feel. The team spent 5 days building a wuxia action game with it from scratch, and the model's work kept landing on combos and hit feedback, the stuff that decides if a fight is fun. And you keep the project files at the

Plot twist: AI didn't start with the interns. It went straight for the CEO. And apparently, his name is Steve. Skyfall AI bought 3 actual businesses and handed them over to an AI CEO. One company's monthly recurring revenue reportedly jumped from $3,600 to $8,100 in just 3

Another cool launch showing how the most interesting agent engineering right now is happening in the harness around the model. Skyfall AI bought 3 online businesses and put Steve, a team of AI agents, in charge of support, marketing and code changes, while a human owner approves

This is a new agent designed from the ground up to run the day-to-day work of a digital business. Here is what's new about this: 1. It uses a world model to forecast how different decisions could affect the business before taking action. 2. It uses the results of previous

Self-improving agents and world models are two ideas I am watching most closely. Skyfall AI put both into Steve, a harness built to run a business end to end. Steve records what went wrong after every loop and simulates the outcome of a decision before it acts. Skyfall has

Meta released Muse Ember, its smallest model, which it says matches Claude Haiku 5.5’s intelligence for about a third of the cost. aimed at the tool calls, coding subtasks, routing and extraction agents repeat all day. > up to 200K tokens: $0.10 input, $0.50 output per 1M

This is so cool: A model that lets you have face-to-face conversations with a virtual persona. The model processes incoming audio and video while it generates speech and facial expressions. You can talk to the AI persona, and it will use visual cues while listening, making for

Developers have been at the core of ComfyUI since day one. Today we launched @ComfyDevs, a developer-focused channel where we’ll share community use cases, product improvements, technical details for launches, posts from our engineering blog, hackathons, dev events, and the

Launching @ComfyDevs. Our dev-focused account. First 50 people to quote, engage with the the post, and fill out the form linked below the post will get $50 in comfy credits!

ultimate truth here 👇

I want to text my portfolio and ask, “What the hell happened today?” Then ask what we can do about it. That's the appeal of Volaren.

Personal finance is a great test for agents. Volaren connects to your brokerage accounts and explains what's happening in your portfolio. When it suggests a move, it waits for your approval before placing the order. (Not financial/investment advice.)

This new decision model costs JUST $0.03 per million input tokens. Drex Max v1.1 ranks 1st in AA’s Decision Index v2: > $102 per 1M tasks vs Luna (max)’s $1,530 > scores 3 points below Luna at 1/15th the cost > 119x faster than Haiku 5.5 max (275ms vs. 32.65s) those numbers add

An AI built to make fast, accurate decisions from text, images and video is now #1 on the Artificial Analysis Decision Index.  Drex Max 1.1 got sharper at reasoning and vision, responds faster, and still costs 8x less than the next best model in its category.  A small Palo Alto

Drex Max v1.1 now ranks #1 on the Artificial Analysis Decision Index! This is one of the strongest decision models I've tested. It's fast and multimodal; open weights for v1.1 are coming soon. We've been using Drex Max for research triage and other agentic research workflows.

A 27B open-source model just took #1 on Artificial Analysis 🤯 Drex Max 1.1 from Nace AI picks between options across text, images, and video, and it's small enough to run on a Mac. Runs on your own machine. Small specialized models are winning.

Chip design is next for AI. Transistors are getting harder to shrink, so chips are going vertical. Stacking them shortens connections but makes heat and timing much harder to manage. Archgen is building the tools to design chips in three dimensions. Their AI agent reads each

This is super cool: an agent that helps engineers design chips! The agent automates part of the design process: • Arranges components • Routes connections • Fixes design problems • Predicts temperatures to identify hotspots earlier This bit here is really impressive: >

I'm interested in the less glamorous part of 3D chips: figuring out where all the heat goes. @archgen_ is building the design tools for that. More computing in the same space needs more than stacking layers.

Everyone focusing on Jensen's affair is missing the real story. A foreign country may have found a way to destabilize America's AI industry by targeting one man. Jensen isn't just another CEO. He's one of the most important figures in the global AI race. Nvidia is the

Wow

memo more people should have read (via @edzitron)

I don’t know what he was planning to do but it’s pretty obvious who Trump is referring to here.

Which head of a major AI company is going to prison tomorrow?