#Singularity

It is widely repeated in the popular literature and elsewhere that the singularity at the center of a black hole is a point. It is not true. Two observers who free-fall into a spherical black hole along two different angular trajectories at the same time…

On Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index, Mimo V2.5 gets a score of 49, which is comparable to Claude 4.5 Opus at 49.7, but completes the entire benchmark with nearly half the cost of Gemini 3.1 Flash Lite (which scores 33.5 on AA Intelligence index).…

I feel the online space is now dominated by two voices in particular: The AI slop that we usually see i.e. YouTube Shorts, online written text, LinkedIn posts, even Reddit posts. I consider such people extremely lazy.…

I believe google intentionally did this to reduce the load on their servers submitted by /u/jhatkattar [link] [comments]

Interesting to see that move from US companies with a likely effect to strengthen European tech development. submitted by /u/EJGaag [link] [comments]

I just released a new benchmark called The Singularity Gate. Tests whether frontier AI can predict paradigm-breaking scientific discoveries published after their training cutoff. Top score: 17.75% (partial credit, Opus 4.7).…

Dan Shipper goes full AI oracle mode in his last podcast with Lenny (summary of the episode here). Basically, he's saying that: The 'AI job apocalypse' is unlikely; automation will lead to more work for humans, not less, as every agent needs a human to…

Soo, from what I see in comparison to GPT-5.5 it's: - Generally marginally more intelligent - Not as strong in coding - Best agentic model out there by a margin In terms of efficiency: - Slightly cheaper than 4.7, but still the most expensive of the…

This is a couple weeks old now but I keep thinking about it so posting in case others missed it. Emergence AI built this persistent little simulated city (runs in real time, hooked up to actual NYC weather and clock, has a town hall, library, police…

I was thinking about it on what it would realistically take to have a home human like robot. Something that can do that basics we want. Stuff like cleaning, cooking basic stuff, garden stuff, etc.…

I am just blown away that people on reddit (though not this sub) tend to really hate AI, but for my day to day work, it can do things like this (to clarify, I knew the answer ahead of time for the most part, and was testing it).…

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Famed composer Bear McCreary has announced the new album The Singularity: Ekleipsis featuring members of Gojira, GN'R, RHCP, The Police, and more.

Welcome to the GTM singularity — where old GTM models collapse, AI reshapes buying, and new ARC principles define the next growth trajectory.