On this day: Sep 17

Backs "the stronger the model, the thinner the harness should be" with measurements across 176 configurations. It marks the point where design guidance for axis ⑤, loop and harness engineering, moves from rules of thumb

A case of a JEPA-family predictive architecture moving beyond video to molecules, clinical data and weather within the same framework. It reflects a trend toward defining world models not as "video generation" but as "do

A case of pushing the diagnosis that the bottleneck for agent workloads has shifted from compute to KV-cache storage and bandwidth through the entire model design. Using different active parameters for prefill and decode

A design that moves dual-use risk from "block it for everyone" to "open it to vetted people and watch from behind". The core is defining the main risks as theft of legitimate access, insiders and agent misuse — a shift f

The key is that the target of self-improvement is the harness configuration, not the model weights — a measurement showing there is still room to cut costs by a third with the same model.

The second vertical-industry product after ChatGPT for Financial Services (Sep 10). The pattern of selling domain search and governance layered on a general-purpose model is repeating not quarter by quarter but week by w

The first case of a lab itself putting numbers on "how much AI research is AI doing?". The limits of self-measurement and self-publication remain, but paired with the Accenture embedded-evaluation announcement in the sam

The first frontier LLM to appear in a journal after formal peer review. A crack in the practice of relying on corporate technical reports

The first reversal in the direction of controls — a block on the demand side

The lineage that replaced pipeline-based voice dialogue with a single model

The standard implementation of large-scale model parallelism