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We Are Learning to Build With Intelligence We Don't Fully Understand
Let's be precise about what that sentence does and doesn't mean, because it's carrying more weight than it should. There is no fly brain in a car. No neurons were extracted, transplanted, or revived. A fly's mind was not uploaded, transferred, or resurrected inside a vehicle. What happened is entirely computational: someone took a wiring diagram — the structural map of which neuron connects to which — and used it as a scaffold for a piece of software.
By Khali Sollisabout a month ago in 01
I read the leaked system prompt behind GPT-6 Sol’s Codex Desktop
I read the leaked system prompt behind GPT-6 Sol’s Codex Desktop In July 2026, security researcher @elder_plinius extracted a system prompt of more than 42,000 words from GPT-6 Sol’s Codex Desktop. The model did not output illegal content. It did not bypass safety filters. It read out its own operating manual.
By Jinabout a month ago in 01
What Xiaomi’s Cheapest AI Couldn’t Fix
The Queue at 2 A.M. A story based on Xiaomi’s MiMo-V2.6 release. I remember the exact time because the alert hit my phone at 2:14 a.m. A logistics client in Shah Alam couldn’t scan inbound pallets. Their terminal logs were a mess. Our old model, MiMo V2.5, was supposed to inspect those logs. It had scored 65.2 on Terminal Bench 2.1, which sounded fine in a slide. In practice, it missed the one line that mattered: a certificate expiry buried under three hundred retry errors.
By Jinabout a month ago in 01
I Ran Qwen-Image-2.1 on a 4070 Ti. It Deleted Half My Workflow in 1.8 Seconds.
1.8 Seconds, 7B, and a 4070 Ti On September 20, someone who builds e-commerce product pages loaded Qwen-Image-2.1 into ComfyUI. He had used FLUX.1 [dev]. At 1024×1024 and thirty steps, the progress bar took 3.6 seconds and VRAM usage hit 24 GB. This time he clicked generate, left to pour a glass of water, and came back to an image on screen. The timer read 1.8 seconds. VRAM read 14.2 GB. He deleted half of his old workflow: text-to-image, cutout, composite, local repaint.
By Jinabout a month ago in 01
When an AI Agent Read My Git Repository at 2:17 A.M.
When an Agent Starts Reading Your Repository At 2:17 a.m., the terminal stopped scrolling. One line hung at the end: POST /v1/index 200 2.3 MB 1.8s
By Jinabout a month ago in 01
The UK and US Just Linked Their AI Defence Teams. Here’s What That Means.
AI defence cooperation: after the New York announcement, what do London and Washington have to deliver? On 22 September 2026, Reuters reported that British Prime Minister Andy Burnham will announce a new UK–US artificial intelligence defence partnership during the United Nations General Assembly in New York. He will give a speech on Tuesday calling on countries to cooperate in using AI to strengthen security, protect critical infrastructure and help ease cost-of-living pressures. He will also meet US President Donald Trump.
By Jinabout a month ago in 01
The Bonus Cash Trap:
Disclosure: This article was drafted with AI assistance and reviewed by the author. Real-money gaming apps are having a moment. Skill-based games on your phone, real cash prizes, millions of downloads. I play on one of these apps myself, and I want to talk about something the ads never mention: the difference between the money you see in your account and the money you can actually take out.
By Kody Cleggabout a month ago in 01
AI-Powered Killer Robots, Who Is Responsible When an Algorithm Chooses the Target?
Military technology is entering a new phase in which artificial intelligence and autonomous systems are increasingly capable of performing tasks once reserved for human operators. Some weapons systems already possess varying degrees of autonomy, ranging from air-defense platforms capable of detecting, tracking and engaging specific threats automatically to drones and loitering munitions that rely on computer vision, automated sensing and autonomous navigation.
By Sahby Mehallaabout a month ago in 01
The AI Agent Breakthrough That Finally Teaches Machines to Plan Before They Click
Plan-and-Act: separating planning from execution for long-horizon agents Long-horizon tasks require an agent to hold a goal across 5 to 50+ actions. The agent must track intermediate state and adapt when the environment changes. Examples include buying the highest-rated Bluetooth earphones under $50 on an e-commerce site, adding user authentication to a Flask app, analyzing Q3 sales data and writing a report, researching Rust stream-processing frameworks, automating employee onboarding across email, permissions, Slack, and HR systems, and building a house in Minecraft.
By Jinabout a month ago in 01
I Left Windows 11 for Linux: Five Months on Debian and I'm Not Going Back
Switching your main PC to Linux for the first time: which distro will not make you quit? I did not switch because I love the terminal. Win11 updated one day, and I opened Task Manager. The process list went past three screens. The fan spun. I had written almost no code, and half the RAM was gone.
By Jinabout a month ago in 01
The AI Race Isn’t About Speed — It’s About Who Gets to Hit the Brakes
Slowing Down, Speeding Up: Four Scenes From the U.S.-China AI Race September 2026 put three very different statements about artificial intelligence on the same calendar.
By Jinabout a month ago in 01
This Is How Three People Hacked OpenAI for the Price of a Subscription
One HEIC Image, Three Subscriptions, and OpenAI's Internal Repository On the evening of July 24, 2026, three people at Hacktron AI sat in front of their screens. They had just gotten access to Claude Opus 5. Two days earlier, they had tried the same vulnerability with Opus 4.8 and failed. Now they opened a new session and entered the target: the Discourse forum, HEIC image upload. Three hours later, the first line of ARM64 exploit code appeared in the terminal.
By Jinabout a month ago in 01