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    Post-mortem: CLI deadlock detector for multi-agent LLMs times out●Why Our CLI Deadlock Detector for Multi-Agent LLMs Timed Out: A Post-Mortem on Naive Jaccard... # programming # engineerMmastodonTechnologySoftware32 d ago

    An engineering blog post details a post-mortem of a command-line deadlock detector built for multi-agent LLM systems, explaining why it timed out. The author attributes the failure to a naive Jaccard similarity approach that could not scale to the workload. The piece is drawing attention among developers interested in debugging and architecting multi-agent AI tooling.

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    Naive AI, a large language model startup founded by a Tsinghua University professor and operated largely in stealth, has reached a $1.4 billion valuation. The figure, reported by Dealroom data, puts the young Chinese AI company among the fast-growing cohort of LLM ventures attracting unicorn-level valuations, underscoring continued investor appetite for foundational AI models emerging from China's academic ecosystem.

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    Trump bets on self-regulation for AI●"Trump setzt auf Selbstkontrolle" ... na dann # KI # AI # ShitIMmastodonTechnologyAI013 d ago

    Reports say the Trump administration is relying on voluntary self-regulation by AI companies rather than binding rules. The news is drawing heavy skepticism online, with critics mocking the approach as naive and arguing that letting the tech industry police itself on artificial intelligence risks is no regulation at all. Debate is flaring over whether voluntary commitments can rein in powerful AI firms.