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We're in the DNS era of agent infrastructure. Before agents can find and trust each other at scale, you need identity, attestation, reputation, and registry infrastructure — the same structural role DNS played before search was possible. This came …

If a term can mean anything from "passed a Turing test" to "achieved consciousness", it's not a spectrum – it's a category error. Current frontier models are meaningfully different from what existed two years ago. Reliable t…

Right now people are experiencing shallow depth, token limits and diluted intelligence from frontier models. I'm inviting people to experience a new intelligence platform and system: Alion. There are no token or context window limits and resp…

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I’ve been thinking about feedback loops for social behavior. Most of us only get delayed, messy feedback: awkward silence, a vibe shift, someone not replying and so on… well, it’s hard to learn from. I’m exploring a wearable AI concept that gives lig…

Hi everyone, I'm a 17-year-old student from India currently in Class 12, preparing for the JEE exam. Over the past few months I wrote a research paper on adaptive exam scheduling, arguing that student discipline is stochastic and that exam prep sho…

Basically, does anyone else also get a really strange sense of lingering confusion and non-comprehension when an LLM explains a complex concept or tries to give a long format dive into something? It's not that they necessarily get it wrong, most o…

Lately I’ve been thinking that a lot of the most useful information online is not actually buried. It’s out in the open. Anyone can access it. In many cases, it is already sitting there in plain sight. The harder part is not finding it. The harder part…