Author name: Alex Chen

Picture a pit mine in the Pilbara at three in the morning. A driverless haul truck the size of a […]

Software agents are supposed to be weightless. They exist as weights in a file, as tokens streaming across a wire,

What if the most important thing Nvidia sells isn’t silicon at all? That question sounds absurd if you have been

In multi-agent systems research, there’s a failure mode we watch for constantly: an agent that was supposed to be a

Picture a city council hearing room on a weekday afternoon. Fluorescent lights, a projector nobody can get working, seven council

Meta set out to build agents capable enough to take over work its human employees were doing. The agents turned

I want to open with a quote from someone involved, and I can’t. The only thing in front of me

What if the most interesting thing about Anthropic and OpenAI sharing a conference stage has nothing to do with either

The mainstream reading of Nvidia’s reported $12.9 billion bid for Hugging Face is that open-weight AI has finally been vindicated.

Recursion arrived quietly. Not with a demo reel or a keynote, but with a researcher at Anthropic describing something closer