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AI that helps you think by talking through ideas, rather than just delivering finished answers.
The distinction matters. Expression and dialogue as part of the learning process itself is a direction worth exploring.
My 5 y/o son loves to learn but really struggles in school. We've been trying to figure out how to support him (he just wants to draw all day).
I've been looking around and find what the folks at Gakku are building to be pretty compelling.
The idea is that learning happens through conversation. Asking questions, expressing yourself, working through ideas with AI.
Idk, something about that really fits with his learning style. Sometimes getting an idea out is how you figure out what you think in the first place.
Anyway - it's cool to see people building with AI around the idea that learning is something you actively participate in.
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I like that MiniMax H3 Image combines impressive image generation with editing, and up to 16 reference images to guide the result.
That feels useful for developing a visual idea, and releasing it with open weights gives the open AI community a capable model to experiment with and build into their own workflows.
#H3Image
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Meet MiniMax H3-Image.
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Hugging Face: huggingface.co/MiniMaxAI/Min…
API: platform.minimax.io/docs/gui…
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seunherself retweeted
Every model test I've run has been the model doing the task itself.
WorkflowArena tests the one handing tasks out, and I've got no idea how the ones I use would do there.
Agent harnesses now let a model spawn its own workers and write the workflow that coordinates them. But can it actually orchestrate them well?
Introducing Einsia AI's WorkflowArena, the first benchmark for autonomous multi-agent workflow orchestration on real, long-horizon work.
- 145 tasks across 8 professional domains, from SWE and Lean proofs to law and 3D
- 25 configurations of 9 frontier models in Claude Code & Codex
- Every delegation recorded: we score the deliverable and see the workflow behind it
🌐 Project: lab.einsia.ai/workflowarena
💻 GitHub: github.com/Einsia/WorkflowAr…
📄 Paper: arxiv.org/pdf/2611.12856
⬇️ Read the following threads to go through the key findings
seunherself retweeted
a woman was brought into the ER one night with injuries from her boyfriend. she kept insisting she didn't want the police involved and just wanted treatment so she could go home. i was taking her history when i asked whether she had children. she said she had a daughter, then became visibly uncomfortable when i asked if the little girl was safe around her boyfriend. i almost moved on to the next question until she quietly said…
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Hotel Receptionist: “Your final bill is $925.”
Me: “Sorry? I booked three nights at $150 per night. That’s $450.”
Receptionist: “There are additional charges on your room. An extra guest, restaurant orders and late-night room service.”
Me: “I travelled alone. I haven’t ordered room service once.”
Receptionist: “That’s what the system shows.”
Me: “Then I’d like to see the records.”
She called the duty manager.
Manager: “What’s the problem?”
Me: “Your hotel is charging me for someone I’ve never met and food I’ve never eaten.”
The manager opened my reservation and started checking the charges.
A few seconds later, he frowned.
Manager: “Your original booking was for one guest.”
Me: “Correct.”
Manager: “But someone changed it to two guests on the second night.”
Me: “Who made the change?”
He checked the system.
Manager: “It was done using a staff login.”
Me: “And who added the restaurant bills?”
He scrolled further.
Manager: “The same account.”
I looked at the receptionist.
She had stopped typing.
seunherself retweeted
My husband, who happens to be the head of HR at his company, told me something yesterday that I honestly found quite amusing.
Apparently, over 20 to 30 employees, mostly men, have submitted leave applications for November 19th, 20th and 21st. What's even more interesting is that these employees work in different departments, yet they're all requesting time off for exactly the same three days.
At first, he thought it was just a coincidence.
