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Experiments in how AI systems reason, coordinate, remember, and use tools.
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Experiments in how AI systems reason, coordinate, remember, and use tools.
I build AI systems, run into behaviour I can't explain, and design smaller
experiments to work out what's going on. This is where those experiments live.
The questions come from systems that are already running, because that is where
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Experiments in how AI systems reason, coordinate, remember, and use tools.
I build AI systems, run into behaviour I can't explain, and design smaller
experiments to work out what's going on. This is where those experiments live.
The questions come from systems that are already running, because that is where
the surprises are.Read the full README ↗