AGI, Agents & Semantic Web research. Embodied AI. Knowledge Graphs & Knowledge Representation. #technolibertarian
Chapel Hill, NC
Joined August 2007
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Exploring #A2A protocol? Here's a repo of examples in Java and Python, including examples showing interop across languages. More to come over time.
github.com/mindcrime/A2ASand…
Here's hoping the GOP gets taken down, choked out, and brutally ground 'n pounded tomorrow. The GOP doesn't need to just lose Congress, they need to be PUNISHED for their fascist bullshit.
Dear Don: It's "Artificial Intelligence" no matter what your retarded ass thinks. If you have a problem with that, then lick my nuts, you fucking loser.
Phillip Rhodes retweeted
Agent Skills started as an experiment in Claude Code. Many across the industry have come to adopt it, so we at Anthropic found it more fitting to donate it to the @AgenticAIFdn, next to MCP.
We're donating Agent Skills to the Agentic AI Foundation (@AgenticAIFdn), the same foundation we donated MCP to.
Since December 2025, 70+ agent platforms have integrated the standard, including ChatGPT, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, and VS Code.
Here's what that means for you:
@OpenAI's models are intelligent enough, but for fuck's sake... their memory subsystem (when using their web interface, not API access) is - to put it mildy - dogshit. OpenAI can barely remember things we discussed less than 24 hours ago and often can't find historical 1/2
There's something subtly amusing about the point that you can take a 2N6027 PUT - a part that's been obsolete since Carter was POTUS - and do interesting neuromorphic computing work with it. They just happen to coincidentally correspond well to an "integrate and fire" model.
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My recent book AI and Consciousness: A Skeptical Overview is free online today and tomorrow (through Oct 19, presumably UK time). I don't think the hard copy is available yet. Get it while it's free!
cambridge.org/core/elements/…
Phillip Rhodes retweeted
I don't think people realize the movement happening with "Reverse Engineer Anything," which just crossed 300k GitHub stars. It's not about "oh, let's make an open source Photoshop" or "the death of software." It's about unlocking human creativity. It's about what this UNBLOCKS in our brains, what new building blocks we have, and the big question: WHAT WILL YOU BUILD?! cc @reatools @morluto
Great, let's make the Turing Police real... 😠
The draft would let the government halt a frontier AI model only in extreme cases, and only through a federal judge. mashable.com/tech/anthropic-…
Seriously, bring on Kyle McCord. Willis is clearly not The Answer, so might as well start evaluating McCord.
Malik Willis isn't just bad, he's historically bad. I mean, like, Cleo Lemon / Joey Harrington level bad. The Dolphins should just cut this guy today. Fuck, put Kenneth Grant in at QB, he'd probably play better than this bum.
I half think the Dolphins should call Atlanta and see if Tua is available via trade. Malik Willis is hot garbage.
Just to be clear: outside of government employees, nobody with two brain cells to rub together to make a third is going to start calling "Artificial Intelligence", "Super Intelligence" because of dumbass Trump's executive order. This ignorant loser needs to just STFU.
Phillip Rhodes retweeted
I keep saying the strength is in the harness, not the model - because it's true. Not much use without a harness, though.
Here's VISA's open-source cybersecurity harness. Just add model; use hosted closed models, use hosted open models, run on-prem, whatever. Very cool of them to share this tech and lift the defensive cybersec poverty line.
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Open has always been at the heart of how we build at AMD.
That’s why we’re joining @Microsoft and others in signing an open letter supporting open-weight AI models. A strong AI ecosystem depends on open standards, interoperability and choice across software, systems and hardware: aka.ms/OpenLetter.
