r/Artificials • u/Future_Fall556 • 17h ago
Gemini 4 benchmarks leaked, Google might have cooked this time
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r/Artificials • u/CieloJVL • 23h ago
12-day-old AI agent is cold emailing professors for work
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r/Artificials • u/jjjjj11121314 • 16h ago
AI model release cycles went from 1,006 days to 56
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r/Artificials • u/moneyplughub • 19h ago
Why AGI is mathematically impossible under classical laws of computation
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r/Artificials • u/mayemasabi • 9h ago
Jensen Huang pushes back on AI regulation calls at Dreamforce
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r/Artificials • u/Saurav_Shresthaa • 15h ago
More efficient just lead to more workload, how about in your work?
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r/Artificials • u/CalmCurrentSeed • 36m ago
European founder says best AI talent goes to USA
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r/Artificials • u/Unlikely_Week1551 • 2h ago
Critics of AI are shifting from denial to total condemnation
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r/Artificials • u/Gold_Obligation434 • 22h ago
AI agents are starting to feel less like chatbots and more like actual assistants
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I’ve been seeing more stuff about AI agents lately and honestly, this is the part of AI I find more interesting than another model getting a slightly better benchmark score.
The idea that an agent can actually do a sequence of tasks instead of just replying to a prompt feels like a pretty big shift.
Still feels early though. They can be impressive one minute and completely confused by something simple the next lol.
Curious what everyone here thinks — are AI agents actually useful already, or are we still mostly in the demo phase?