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Whether AI systems 'understand' what they are doing doesn't matter - what matters is the results they produce

Simon Willison
8/1/2026
Confidence: 80%Source
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We now have automated systems that can solve extremely complicated problems

Simon Willison
8/1/2026
Confidence: 85%Source
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The theory that OpenAI's attack on Hugging Face was planned is becoming less credible as more details emerge

Simon Willison
8/1/2026
Confidence: 75%Source
agents
fact
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independent

Subagents are a pretty important pattern in AI systems now

Simon Willison
8/1/2026
Confidence: 80%Source
agents
opinion
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independent

How well a model prompts other models is a useful characteristic to test

Simon Willison
8/1/2026
Confidence: 75%Source
agents
opinion
Bullish
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The Hugging Face agent implementation is novel and requires mental effort to dismiss

Simon Willison
8/1/2026
Confidence: 70%Source
general
opinion
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The Anthropic distributed sandboxing research should not be evaluated as 'not novel'

Simon Willison
8/1/2026
Confidence: 65%Source
general
opinion
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independent

If a fuzzer found weaknesses like those in the article, it would be an impressive breakthrough in computer science

Simon Willison
8/1/2026
Confidence: 70%Source
general
opinion
Neutral
independent

Categorizing LLMs as 'thinking machines' or not is not the interesting question

Simon Willison
8/1/2026
Confidence: 75%Source
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fact
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Claude Mythos preview found weaknesses in HAWK and a weaker version of AES

Simon Willison
8/1/2026
Confidence: 85%Source
general
opinion
Neutral
independent

Current AI capabilities are 'cool but not scary'

Simon Willison
8/1/2026
Confidence: 70%Source
policy
prediction
Bullish
academic

Research demonstrating safety measures for open models can protect against regulatory attention

Nathan Lambert
8/1/2026
Confidence: 70%Source
policy
opinion
Bullish
academic

Work explaining how to release open models despite open-ended risks is incredibly valuable for the broader public

Nathan Lambert
8/1/2026
Confidence: 80%Source
general
opinion
Bullish
academic

LLMs are a wonderful driver for the advancement of humanity

Nathan Lambert
8/1/2026
Confidence: 90%Source
general
prediction
Bullish
academic

Proactive management of the transition to powerful AI will yield immense benefits

Nathan Lambert
8/1/2026
Confidence: 80%Source
reasoning
fact
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critic

Most problems are not as amenable to formal methods and data augmentation as math is

Gary Marcus
8/1/2026
Confidence: 90%Source
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prediction
Bearish
critic

Astra-like models will likely not deliver quality results for most real-world problems despite being usable

Gary Marcus
8/1/2026
Confidence: 70%Source
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fact
Neutral
critic

Math problems are more amenable to formal verification and synthetic data than most other problems

Gary Marcus
8/1/2026
Confidence: 85%Source
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Bearish
critic

How well Astra works in open-ended real world problems and its reliability remains to be seen

Gary Marcus
8/1/2026
Confidence: 80%Source
general
fact
Bearish
critic

Every previous time the community went wild about an untried model, disappointment followed

Gary Marcus
8/1/2026
Confidence: 75%Source
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