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Topic: "autonomous-agents"
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gpt-5.2-codex glm-4.7 openai cursor github cerebras modal artificial-analysis vllm long-running-tasks autonomous-agents code-generation inference-speed latency batch-inference gpu-scaling model-evaluation agent-systems operational-scaling swyx kevinweil pierceboggan mntruell scaling01
OpenAI launched GPT-5.2-Codex API, touted as their strongest coding model for long-running tasks and cybersecurity. Cursor integrated GPT-5.2-Codex to autonomously run a browser for a week, producing over 3 million lines of Rust code. GitHub incorporated it into their code tools, easing enterprise adoption. Discussions highlight the importance of review loops in agent systems and debate evaluation metrics for coding models. OpenAI partnered with Cerebras to improve inference speed and latency, with Cerebras serving GLM-4.7 at 1,445 tokens/sec and low latency. Provider benchmarking reveals tradeoffs in throughput, latency, and context window sizes. Modal shared operational scaling insights for self-hosted inference fleets of 20k GPUs, focusing on batch inference optimization with vLLM and FlashInfer backend. This reflects a focus on inference infrastructure, long-horizon autonomous agents, and coding model evaluation.
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claude-3.5-sonnet opencoder anthropic microsoft sambanova openai langchain llamaindex multi-agent-systems natural-language-interfaces batch-processing harmful-content-detection secret-management retrieval-augmented-generation error-analysis memory-management web-scraping autonomous-agents sophiamyang tom_doerr omarsar0 _akhaliq andrewyng giffmana
This week in AI news, Anthropic launched Claude Sonnet 3.5, enabling desktop app control via natural language. Microsoft introduced Magentic-One, a multi-agent system built on the AutoGen framework. OpenCoder was unveiled as an AI-powered code cookbook for large language models. SambaNova is sponsoring a hackathon with prizes up to $5000 for building real-time AI agents. Sophiamyang announced new Batch and Moderation APIs with 50% lower cost and multi-dimensional harmful text detection. Open-source tools like Infisical for secret management, CrewAI for autonomous agent orchestration, and Crawlee for web scraping were released. Research highlights include SCIPE for error analysis in LLM chains, Context Refinement Agent for improved retrieval-augmented generation, and MemGPT for managing LLM memory. The week also saw a legal win for OpenAI in the RawStory copyright case, affirming that facts used in LLM training are not copyrightable.