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    One of Turing Post’s goals has always been to highlight important research and help researchers tell more people about their work. It’s not flashy, but it helps the community. Keep DMing us your papers. Love, Ksenia and the team P.S. We’ll keep doing it no matter what, since
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    When @ylecun, @demishassabis, and @drfeifei talk about building world models, what do they mean? → They want AI systems that can build an internal map of their surroundings to anticipate what happens next. But that doesn't mean they're building the same machine. @KseniaSe is
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    A free useful guide to building AI agents in production ↓ → "Designing an Agentic Platform: The Infrastructure That Makes Agents Work" by @MongoDB It's like a practical map that helps to determine what works in AI agents. You'll learn how to: - Separate the agent, the
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    Sonar Vortex – an efficient agentic development tool with semantic code navigation It's an alternative to text-based code search, cutting agent costs by 5% to 36%. Vortex builds a semantic graph of classes, methods, fields, interfaces, and how they’re connected. The difference
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    Aug 31
    Here's my attempt at explaining what ChatGPT Work can actually do - it's a deeply confusing but extremely powerful tool with a whole lot of useful features that aren't available in regular ChatGPT simonwillison.net/2026/Aug/30/un…
    The better question then is what features does Work have that are missing from Chat?

After extensive experimentation I think I’ve mostly figured that out:

    Options to use Luna and Terra in place of Sol
    A code execution environment with Internet access
    A headless Chrome browser
    A persistent filesystem shared between sessions
    The ability to publish ChatGPT Sites
    The ability to run sub-agent sessions with Sol, Luna, and Terra
    Scheduled prompt automations