
September 20, 2026
The agent that knows when to stop #Shorts
Would you let the same agent imagine an action and decide whether it can carry it out? That is where the risk lies.

Would you let the same agent imagine an action and decide whether it can carry it out? That is where the risk lies.

Jev, the new model from TypeSafe AI, promises fast, typed, low-cost decisions to automate agents and reduce risks. Can it really curb artificial intelligence errors?

The challenge of Mars is not primarily getting there. It is no longer needing someone to come from Earth to save you. SpaceX’s vision is to begin with uncrewed cargo missions. Those spacecraft would carry equipment before people, with the goal of preparing fuel, energy, and infrastructure on the surface

Dream-RSI aims to improve precisely that layer. The name may sound grandiose. RSI stands for recursive self-improvement: a system improves part of how it works, and that improvement helps it improve again in later rounds. But we need to be precise. Dream-RSI does not retrain the model's brain or...

Now, there's a claim from TypeSafe that deserves a direct challenge: that Jev cannot hallucinate. It may not hallucinate the format. If the developer defines three options, Jev shouldn't invent a fourth. If asked for a probability, it shouldn't respond with a poem. That's useful and prevents many absurd failures

AI and cybersecurity are entering a new phase: agents capable of finding vulnerabilities, testing paths, and working for hours. What risks does this race entail?

Artificial intelligence is changing the news: the case involving The New York Times, OpenAI, and Microsoft reveals who pays for the journalism that feeds chatbots.

Who teaches a robot to work like a person? Another person.

Chinese humanoid robots, artificial intelligence, and industrial automation: XPeng and other companies are moving from demonstrations to real production.

And here is my objection: why use an expensive, complex humanoid with two legs if a fixed robotic arm or a wheeled platform does the job better? It is a very valid criticism. For a stable operation, a specialized robot is usually faster, cheaper, and easier to maintain. A machine designed

What if the best way to use AI in class were to disagree with it?

What if the best validation were one you never have to write?