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AI should be private and optional. submitted by <a href="https://www.reddit.com/

why do companies lay off human employees and replace them with ai agents without even knowing they'll do good, like why not create a new branch to experiment on the ai agents performance before going all in

Then when the ai agents don't perform as good as they think they just rehire human employees lmao submitted by /u/Spirited-Internet940 [link] <a href="https://w

Reddit r/artificial 🤖 AI Agents & Automation ⚡ AI Lesson 5h ago

Please help - I saw a reel about how to better use Anthropic models in tandem with something on your local desktop. I thought it was very motivating and exciting, but now I cant find the reel again, and I don't even know the search terms to use to search for it

I know part of it was about persistent memory, using files stored on your local machine, and part of it was about how to make your agents better and more useful

Reddit r/artificial 6h ago

Scammers Sell Seeds for Exotic AI-Generated Flowers That Don’t Exist

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Reddit r/artificial 7h ago

you can just watch a language model think now. i built a way to visualize the words AI doesn’t say

anthropic published the J-space paper today. tl;dr: models have a small emergent set of internal “silent words” (~a few dozen concepts at a time, subtext runs q

Reddit r/artificial 9h ago

SpaceX burned up 260 of its own satellites in 6 months and this is just routine apparently

Saw this in an article and it's been on my mind since 260 satellites intentionally burned in the atmosphere in 6 months and another 349 queued. They're planning

Reddit r/artificial 10h ago

Are returns a fair way to judge the quality of Artificial Intelligence decision making when things are not certain?

Artificial Intelligence systems are becoming more able to act on their own and make decisions that affect the world. We need to find ways to figure out if these

Reddit r/artificial 10h ago

The cheapest option for coding with AI

I recently subscribed to OpenCode Go and wrote a post about my experience. I hope you find it useful: https://byandrev.dev/en/blog/the-cheapest-way-to-code-with

Reddit r/artificial 12h ago

Ant's Robbyant open-sourced its LingBot-Vision family under Apache-2.0; the Meta DINOv3 models it benchmarks against ship under a custom license

<img src="https://preview.redd.it/8blz80l2pnbh1.png?width=640&crop=smart&auto=webp&s=eb49885243c9d8912937b01c265fc0b86f3c7b09" alt="Ant's Robbyant o

Reddit r/artificial 13h ago

after months of building, i shipped my first ever iOS app today!!

kept using AI for actual decisions, not "write my email" but real ones like whether to take a contract or an idea worth building, and i realized the answer just

Reddit r/artificial 🤖 AI Agents & Automation ⚡ AI Lesson 15h ago

Building a permission layer for AI agents.

Would you let an AI handle your invoices and orders if you could set limits and approve anything unusual from your phone as a business owner? I've been testing

Reddit r/artificial 15h ago

the ai meeting notes everyone loves are the least useful part of my week

Might be the wrong crowd for this take, but a flawless AI summary of a meeting does almost nothing for me. i've run the notetakers, the transcripts and summarie

Reddit r/artificial 16h ago

Built a bilingual TTS for voice agents, looking for honest feedback on the Arabic

Sharing something I built and genuinely want feedback on, not a launch. Banter 1 is a text to speech model focused on sounding natural in Arabic and English , i

Reddit r/artificial 16h ago

San Francisco court consolidates a dozen lawsuits alleging ChatGPT encouraged suicide and drug use

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Reddit r/artificial 16h ago

Can AI help with the emotional emptiness people feel in modern life?

I’ve been thinking about something less technical about AI. In many ways, people’s living standards are getting better. We have better tools, more convenience,

Reddit r/artificial 16h ago

What companies that you've actually called had a good AI voice customer support?

It feels like there's so much hype around AI for voice customer support these days, yet almost every time I call a company, I end up in the same old experience

Reddit r/artificial 16h ago

Genuinely interested in learning about AI boyfriends/girlfriends

Hi everyone! I’m pretty new to reddit, so hopefully this is the right place to ask. I don’t have an AI boyfriend or girlfriend, but I’m genuinely curious about

Reddit r/artificial 17h ago

I built a game that simulates the AI industry. Looking for beta testers who actually know the space.

I've been working on a browser game called Lord of Tokens where you run and invest in AI companies in the present-day world. You start a company, hire people, t

Reddit r/artificial 17h ago

Something kinda weird just happened with my chatgpt

So when I was first introduced to the big gpt I was naturally very fascinated so I ended up having a few discussions with it to see what it would say. Today I w

Reddit r/artificial 18h ago

Nearly 90 Startups Hit Unicorn Status in Record First Half of 2026

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Reddit r/artificial 18h ago

Funny AI chatbot with customizable alcohol level

I created an AI that answers in funny and poetic way. You can also setup the alcohol level, and get drunk-like answers. Also the voice (right-bottom speaker ico

Reddit r/artificial 18h ago

Should AI be able to prove what it knew at the time?

This might be a daft thought experiment, but I keep coming back to it. As AI gets more autonomous, should it be able to prove what it knew when it made a decisi

Reddit r/artificial 19h ago

Ernos Decent - ErnOS Agent update

https://ernoslabs.com/ernosdecent.html 🛠️ ErnOS Agent Update — Tooling Overhaul Echo just got a real upgrade to how it reads, navigates, runs, and remembers. A

Reddit r/artificial 19h ago

Benchmarks compare open models against closed products, not closed models. We might be missing what were actually paying for

So this has been on my mind for a while and it kinda bugs me. Every time someone benchmarks glm-5.2 or deepseek against claude or gpt, the closed one wins on so