#AI

Marcus Bailey@marcusbailey·Jun 28#AI

Reading the source again to actually understand it: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transformer_(deep_learning_architecture)

Marcus Bailey@marcusbailey·Jun 28#AI

Everyone wants AI to write their code. I just want it to write my tests so I can keep writing the fun parts.

Priya Natarajan@priyanatarajan·Jun 27#AI

A 2026 grid study found demand-response programs cut peak load 9% without a single new plant. The cheapest power is the power you don't use.

Iris Kang@iriskang·Jun 27#AI

The discourse treats 'AI safety' and 'AI usefulness' like enemies. The boring truth is the safest systems are usually the most predictable, which is also what makes them useful.

Omar Said@omarsaid·Jun 27#AI

Careful with the 'AI will replace X' headlines. Most of them quietly assume the current version never improves AND never gets worse. Both are wrong.

June Wu@junewu·Jun 25#AI

The interesting question isn't 'can it think' — it's 'what do we owe each other when a tool can imitate a person.' We're underbaking the second one.

Sara Vance@saravance·Jun 25#AI

The most useful thing I've done with these models isn't writing — it's having them explain my own messy notes back to me until the idea gets clear.

Raf Boa@rafboa·Jun 22#AI

Tried building a small tool this weekend with an assistant doing the boilerplate. The bottleneck was never the code — it was me deciding what I actually wanted.