Tag: workflows-and-agents
All the articles with the tag "workflows-and-agents".
Tracking AI Leaders' Statements Over Time: A Video-Based Claim-Diffing Tool
A new open-source tool ingests podcast and interview transcripts from AI leaders (Altman, Hassabis, Amodei, LeCun), extracts discrete claims via LLM, and diffs them chronologically to surface position changes—built on yt-dlp, Whisper, and embedding-based similarity search.
Pulse Local: A Mac Budgeting App With Fully On-Device AI
Pulse Local is a free Apple Silicon Mac budgeting app that runs its AI assistant entirely on-device, requires no account for local mode, and sends zero analytics, crash logs, or spending data to external servers.
Is Your AI Stealing Your Ideas? What Scientists Are Really Worried About
Researchers increasingly suspect AI chatbots and research tools retain and leak unpublished ideas; the real risks are prompt logging, model training on inputs, and output similarity—not sci-fi theft. Use local models, opt-out settings, and provenance logging to mitigate exposure.
Parsimony: A New Benchmark That Measures Code Bloat in AI Models
Parsimony is an open-source benchmark that scores AI coding models by net 'coding units' added per task, penalizing excess code instead of just measuring solve rate or token cost. It reuses public patches from SWE-bench Verified, SWE-bench Live, and DeepSWE, with GPT-6 and Claude 5.5 shown as unranked faded circles due to limited sample sizes (3–10 tasks).