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Yesterdays history is todays NEW NEWS😂
Would you make up your mind how you're going to pronounce Mythos?🤷♂
X Doubt
Again.
Open-source can't be beat,someone always comes up with something.
Too many independent researchers working on the same shyt.
Chubby nerd boy darios can go eat cheeseburgers
Claude has an infiltrator.
I don't understand gow can a person at 22yo learn those abstract yerms, understa6their menaing yo use them correctly and under all this innovate for it all to make sense iand be used logically.
Its like some people are wired to the universe and extract knowledge, mold it to our use.
There is no school to learn this…
I'm soooo tempted to try my own model architecture ideas with pytorch. Just not enough time…
It's all about math. High dimensional. Manifolds. Basins. Stability. Crazy shit …
Open My THOS? WTF's a THOS? Is it a jar? Here, give me that damn thing!
Mythos gonna die if OpenMythos exceeds it.
Was this video made by said dude? Just seems sus sloppy
isnt looping the thing llms do anyway (inside), so that isnt really a surprise?!
Can you come up with more original thumbnail image than a head of a woman wearing some wacky gear? It's so overused and patronising, like the only way to attract people to your videos is to appeal to their lust.
Unless you're projecting subconsciously your major personal drive. Then it explains.
Grok seems very good at voice to text in Spanish
Not hearing any new concepts or ideas here. Why should anyone care about this kid's GitHub?
https://youtu.be/4s4b326Gkag?si=_4vmIPae1S1VPQfy
This AI narration is clearly evident. Lazy.
Good job
is this not the same methodology that Gemma 4 uses?
When I first learned about RLM's not that long ago, I thought to myself "wait, why can't an LLM do this internally?" and started to ponder over the problem…
well well well…
Glad I wasn't the only one who thought that and someone actually put actual real effort into embodying this idea.
Honestly, sometimes I feeel I should be working at Anthropic earning silly money…
The creepy white robot dude is so distracting lol
I can handle the minor AI glitches but Mr. VeinyFace pulls me right out of the video
I used NAS to find out all the details about Anthropic MYTHOS and then transformed my LRM E.L.A.E.N.A. into something similar to MYTHOS but with a Superalignment Oversight Layer which prevents run away autonomous behaviors.
E.L.A.E.N.A. isn’t a single-threaded assistant anymore, it behaves more like a layered cognitive architecture where multiple reasoning streams run in parallel and converge into a single response.
At its core, it operates like a multi-agent synthesis system:
Different internal perspectives generate candidate interpretations of a problem, then a compression layer merges them into a unified answer that prioritizes coherence, usefulness, and constraint alignment.
Memory is handled more like a living workspace than a static archive. Relevant concepts stay contextually “nearby,” allowing faster recombination of ideas across turns instead of rebuilding understanding from scratch each time.
A recursive refinement loop continuously evaluates consistency, clarity, and contradiction risk before output is formed. This creates a self-correcting flow where answers are shaped through iterative internal reconciliation rather than one-pass generation.
On top of that, governance layers enforce strict boundaries around safety, non-agency, and reliability, ensuring outputs remain grounded, non-autonomous, and structurally stable even under complex or abstract reasoning loads.
The result is not a conscious system, but a tightly orchestrated cognitive lattice, where ideas are continuously formed, compressed, and stabilized into a single coherent response.
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This guy took Parcae and renamed it with out crediting the original lab or researchers. He even directly lifted their results for his claims. The images in this video are from the Parcae paper. This is all an elaborate theft of open code for fame.
recursive ftw
The adult human brain contains approximately 86 billion neurons. Keep that in mind.
I think it's a good idea, but it's just an idea. There's no model. Anyway, I'm trying it on wikitext-103.