Search Results: AGI

A provocative Hacker News discussion ignited by a post declaring 'The Death of Agile' exposes deep industry frustration with modern implementations. Developers lament how Agile's core principles have been overshadowed by rigid processes, excessive bureaucracy, and management misapplication, sparking debate on its future relevance.

A groundbreaking arXiv paper challenges the AI safety community's monolithic AGI assumption, proposing instead that general intelligence may emerge through coordinated networks of specialized sub-AGI agents. Researchers introduce 'distributional AGI safety' – a framework using agentic sandbox economies with market mechanisms and reputation systems to mitigate collective risks.

A Cold War aviation mystery explains why speed of iteration beats perfection in software engineering. The F-86 Sabre's surprising dominance over superior Soviet jets offers enduring lessons for modern developers about agility, fatigue, and rapid feedback loops.

At the world's largest AI conference, a stark divide emerges between industry hype about superintelligence and the practical concerns of actual researchers. As billions flow into AI development, the question emerges: can this bubble sustain itself, or are we funding a collective fantasy?

In 2024, the long‑awaited reboot of Damn Small Linux (DSL) arrives as a 700 MB ISO that packs a full desktop experience into a single CD. Built on antiX 23, it bundles lightweight window managers, text‑centric tools, and a curated set of GUI apps, all while keeping the footprint small enough for legacy hardware.

An open-source project blending high-performance columnar database technology with advanced cognitive architectures promises new avenues for building morally-aware AI agents. NarayanaDB integrates persistent reasoning loops, multi-faceted memory systems, and ethical decision-making layers into a pluggable framework. Aimed at researchers and developers, it challenges traditional boundaries between data storage and AGI experimentation.