What’s crazy is they are just getting started on this insane growth path. The team has been pushing the frontier of agentic engineering with all model providers including open source. They were one of the first to crack compaction algorithms which enabled long running agents in production. It goes without saying but the talent pool is insane and I can’t wait to see what is next!

LMAOOO people are lame as fuck if that's why they are cringing HAHAHAHA you should LARP, and learn by doing things the quickest way to find all my flaws and gaps in my knowledge is to receive feedback from the real world if people don't do this because they are afraid others will cringe, then they need to get over themselves the fastest way to grow is through the observation of others do not let your fear of being perceived cost YOU growth SURPASS YOURSELF!

BUYER BEWARE This extremely meticulous article will now be used to start Phase2 of “shut down open source” because “if we can’t control our closed models, imagine what happens to everyday life when anyone can just allow their open source models to proliferate”. Some will use this example and point to future grid outages, utility outages, transportation chaos, bioweapons, uncontrolled cyber swarms and the like to try and make the case for yet another attempt to limit US AI model control to a few folks. Then, one layer beneath the propaganda, one sees that these things are always written and promoted by a web of well organized existing shareholders or shareholder-adjacent of the closed frontier labs and groups of folks organized by a shared ideology roughly rooted in them knowing best. This article, more than anything else, should demarcate the beginning of a well organized effort to stand up a Closed Model Industrial Complex. These cartels exist in other markets as well and it now exists in AI. Bottom line, read everything carefully before signing up for the consequences. How we react will define the next hundred generations of Americans and their lives. Do not give up your rights or sovereignty because of fear of the unknown from articles that, at the root, are as much about the hidden incentives of an emergent cartel and their proxies. If you take the time to understand the incentives, you will be less likely to fall for it and overreact and have intelligence metered from a few suppliers. Bottom line: Keep Calm. Carry On.

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We’re sorry to see that OpenAI put out a note saying they plan to block Cursor users from accessing OpenAI models in three months. OpenAI models serve about 5% of Cursor user traffic, and we’re speaking with the OpenAI team to resolve this. Cursor was one of the very first users of OpenAI, we’ve worked closely with their team for years, and we’ve trusted their platform to be neutral infrastructure for our business.

We show how a model-independent AI system can radically improve performance of any frontier model on the hardest problems in software development. New Factory research on long-horizon agents. Models can win the IMO because a proof checks itself. A codebase doesn't, so agents declare victory early and fall short of human-level work. This makes solving complex software far harder and more interesting than solving math problems. Like the constraints human organizations impose to ship production software, agents can organize themselves and build new validation strategies to verify the unverifiable. This is likely the most advanced program reverse engineering system in the world right now.