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Claude Agent Skills - glorified AGENTS.md? or MCP killer?
claude-4.5-haiku claude chatgpt huggingchat-omni anthropic openai microsoft perplexity-ai huggingface groq cerebras togethercompute agent-skills document-processing long-context reasoning multi-model-routing memory-management voice vision simonwillison alexalbert__ mustafasuleyman yusuf_i_mehdi aravsrinivas
Anthropic achieves a rare feat with back-to-back AI news headlines featuring Claude's new Skills—a novel way to build specialized agents using Markdown files, scripts, and metadata to handle tasks like creating and reading PDFs, Docs, and PPTs. Simon Willison calls this a "bigger deal than MCP," predicting a "Cambrian explosion in Skills." Meanwhile, Anthropic launches Claude 4.5 Haiku with strong reasoning and long-context capabilities, priced competitively. Other updates include OpenAI's ChatGPT memory management improvements, Windows 11 Copilot voice and vision features, and HuggingChat Omni routing across 115 open-source models from 15 providers. These developments highlight advances in agent skills, document processing, long-context reasoning, and multi-model routing.
Anthropic Claude Sonnet 4.5, Claude Code 2.0, new VS Code Extensions
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Anthropic launched a major update with Claude Sonnet 4.5, achieving 77.2% SWE-Bench verified performance and improvements in finance, law, and STEM. They also released Claude Code v2 featuring checkpoints, a refreshed terminal, and a native VS Code extension, plus a new mascot Clawd. The Claude API gained context editing and memory tools, and the Claude Agent SDK was introduced. The Claude.ai apps now support code execution and file creation, with a Chrome extension available for Max users. Additionally, Imagine with Claude offers a generative UI research preview. Reception has been positive from developers and third-party evaluators. Meanwhile, DeepSeek released V3.2-Exp with a new Sparse Attention algorithm, significantly reducing long-context costs and cutting API prices by over 50%, while maintaining quality.
TinyZero: Reproduce DeepSeek R1-Zero for $30
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DeepSeek Mania continues to reshape the frontier model landscape with Jiayi Pan from Berkeley reproducing the OTHER result from the DeepSeek R1 paper, R1-Zero, in a cost-effective Qwen model fine-tune for two math tasks. A key finding is a lower bound to the distillation effect at 1.5B parameters, with RLCoT reasoning emerging as an intrinsic property. Various RL techniques like PPO, DeepSeek's GRPO, or PRIME show similar outcomes, and starting from an Instruct model speeds convergence. The Humanity’s Last Exam (HLE) Benchmark introduces a challenging multi-modal test with 3,000 expert-level questions across 100+ subjects, where models perform below 10%, with DeepSeek-R1 achieving 9.4%. DeepSeek-R1 excels in chain-of-thought reasoning, outperforming models like o1 while being 20x cheaper and MIT licensed. The WebDev Arena Leaderboard ranks DeepSeek-R1 #2 in technical domains and #1 under Style Control, closing in on Claude 3.5 Sonnet. OpenAI's Operator is deployed to 100% of Pro users in the US, enabling tasks like ordering meals and booking reservations, and functions as a research assistant for AI paper searches and summaries. Hugging Face announces a leadership change after significant growth, while Meta AI releases the first stable version of Llama Stack with streamlined upgrades and automated verification. DeepSeek-R1's open-source success is celebrated, and technical challenges like memory management on macOS 15+ are addressed with residency sets in MLX for stability.
not much happened today
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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.
OpenAI's PR Campaign?
alphafold-3 xlstm gpt-4 openai microsoft google-deepmind memory-management model-spec scaling multimodality performance transformers dynamic-memory model-architecture demis-hassabis sama joanne-jang omarsar0 arankomatsuzaki drjimfan
OpenAI faces user data deletion backlash over its new partnership with StackOverflow amid GDPR complaints and US newspaper lawsuits, while addressing election year concerns with efforts like the Media Manager tool for content opt-in/out by 2025 and source link attribution. Microsoft develops a top-secret airgapped GPT-4 AI service for US intelligence agencies. OpenAI releases the Model Spec outlining responsible AI content generation policies, including NSFW content handling and profanity use, emphasizing clear distinctions between bugs and design decisions. Google DeepMind announces AlphaFold 3, a state-of-the-art model predicting molecular structures with high accuracy, showcasing cross-domain AI techniques. New research on xLSTM proposes scaling LSTMs to billions of parameters, competing with transformers in performance and scaling. Microsoft introduces vAttention, a dynamic memory management method for efficient large language model serving without PagedAttention.
12/19/2023: Everybody Loves OpenRouter
gpt-4 gpt-3.5 mixtral-8x7b-instruct dolphin-2.0-mistral-7b gemini openai mistral-ai google hugging-face performance memory-management api prompt-engineering local-language-models translation censorship video-generation
OpenRouter offers an easy OpenAI-compatible proxy for Mixtral-8x7b-instruct. Discord discussions highlight GPT-4 performance and usability issues compared to GPT-3.5, including memory management and accessibility problems. Users debate local language models versus OpenAI API usage, with mentions of Dolphin 2.0 Mistral 7B and Google's video generation project. Prompt engineering and custom instructions for GPT models are also key topics. Concerns about censorship on models like Gemini and translation tool preferences such as DeepL were discussed.