Media Arts + Sciences | Royal Academy of Art | Distinguished Research @StabilityAI | Generative Media @refikanadol | NeuroAI @UCLA
Paris—The Hague
Joined July 2019
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Introducing Core, The Personal Al Computer
The most powerful technology humanity has built should belong to you
Order today: ghost.ai
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We'll be screening a short cut of 'Generative' — a documentary film about the history of computer and generative art — at the @V_and_A this Saturday, November 7 (free event). 👀 @Generative_film
Tickets →
vam.ac.uk/event/91KmkbyV1A/g…
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When iPad? NOW iPad. Affinity for iPad is live 🔥
One app to craft it all, from anywhere at all: sketch, design, edit, lay out, then edit again, all on iPad. This isn’t a cut down companion, this is desktop power at your fingertips.
Download now: affin.link/affinityforipadap…
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We've built the most accurate document extraction system on the planet.
Extract Max Effort will spend dynamic tokens reasoning about every visual detail across hundreds of pages to ensure that you get the maximum accuracy possible.
Check out this massive well log report below.
It's more accurate and still cheaper than the frontier agent harnesses on max thinking! (astra xhigh, opus 5.5 xhigh).
Check it out: llamaindex.ai/blog/introduci…
LlamaParse: cloud.llamaindex.ai/
Today we're introducing Extract Max Effort - the best frontier agent in the world for document extraction 💫.
🚀 It is an absolute bazooka. Use this when you absolutely need perfect 100% extraction accuracy over the most complex documents and schemas. This includes reasoning over dense well log chats, full insurance rate filings spanning 100s of pages, or dense construction blueprints.
📈 It sets a new state of the art on ExtractBench Pro, achieving 61% perfect extraction accuracy. It beats Codex+Astra and Claude Code+Opus 5.5 on price/performance.
It achieves this accuracy by allocating dynamic tokens depending on page and schema complexity. It is a toggle on top of our Agentic Plus mode, so additional pricing depends on any additional compute required.
Blog: llamaindex.ai/blog/introduci…
Come check it out in LlamaParse! cloud.llamaindex.ai/
Benchmark: extractbenchpro.ai/
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Use my 𝕏 Number 4630-5820 to chat with me: nitter.gq/rishistyping?n=4630582…
Most people don't get those experiences because they never ask. I've never found anybody that didn't want to help me if I asked them for help.
Most people never ask.
—Steve Jobs
youtu.be/zkTf0LmDqKI?is=y5kY…
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Beijing and Berlin, two "opposite" ads, released after the first batch on July 16, 2015. Instead of Apple themselves, they commissioned local marketing firms.
"For exploring new places like never before, the Watch is here."
"For the trip of a lifetime, the Watch is here."
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glimpses of the future
Aware is (basically) a browser we're building to explore personal computing and generative, malleable software. it keeps a footprint of the materials (pages, files) as a graph in a relational database stored locally.
Been writing my paper in my own latex editor inside Aware. It's very satisfying when software fixes itself and fetches its own context and attach them to the right parts.
The editor is an experiment of "interface as a skill": the editor's code and its skill live in the paper's repo, so the same agent that knows my code and data also lives in the editor. So i get:
1. an interface i can reprogram any part anytime (aesthetics i like, and the scratch pad i always wanted)
2. an agent living in the editor, with the whole project as context (a figure links to the dashboard, built from the real analysis code that made it)
(though i have to admit, some of my focused writing time now goes to wanting to tweak the editor instead)
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Language models can learn new tasks from just a few examples in their prompt, with no retraining. This is called in-context learning (ICL). Now genome language models can do it too.
With a handful of examples, Evo 2 ICL generates proteins, de novo antibodies, CRISPR-Cas9 loci, mitochondrial genomes and entire bacteriophages.
We can even use the synthetic sequences iteratively to construct a chain-of-thought (CoT) and achieve harder design goals.
New work with Yukun A. Hao, @BrianHie and team 🧵
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🟥SNEAK SYMPHONY OF THE ELECTRONS 🟥
generative artworks by Herbert from the 1950s
brought into a 30 minutes immersive performance
by Huichuan Wang and an AI
World Premiere - Goldsmiths London
2027 February 5th - 3 PM (invited guest only)
public loop presentation:
February 6th and 7th, 9 AM - 6 PM
Sneak "Traces of Light"
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Experimenting with the two-way “Mado (window)” that will connect the KJP exhibition in Azabudai Hills and the KJP office in Shinagawa in real time.
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Price paid to acquire these companies:
Instacart: $17 billion (DoorDash)
Flipkart: $16 billion (Walmart)
Tableau: $15.7 billion (Salesforce)
Delivery Hero: $14.8 billion (Uber)
Whole Foods: $13.7 billion (Amazon)
Hugging Face: $12.9 billion (Nvidia)
Zynga: $12.7 billion (Take-Two)
Motorola Mobility: $12.5 billion (Google)
Mailchimp: $12 billion (Intuit)
Skype: $8.5 billion (Microsoft)
MGM Studios: $8.5 billion (Amazon)
Wolt: $8.1 billion (DoorDash)
GitHub: $7.5 billion (Microsoft)
ZeniMax Media: $7.5 billion (Microsoft)
Pixar: $7.4 billion (Disney)
Grubhub: $7.3 billion (Just Eat Takeaway)
Nokia phone unit: $7.2 billion (Microsoft)
Credit Karma: $7.1 billion (Intuit)
Marvel: $4 billion (Disney)
Lucasfilm: $4 billion (Disney)
Deliveroo: $3.9 billion (DoorDash)
Nest: $3.2 billion (Google)
Beats: $3 billion (Apple)
Postmates: $2.65 billion (Uber)
ezCater: $2.3 billion (Uber)
Fitbit: $2.1 billion (Google)
YouTube: $1.65 billion (Google)
PayPal: $1.5 billion (eBay)
Waze: $1.3 billion (Google)
Zappos: $1.2 billion (Amazon)
Tumblr: $1.1 billion (Yahoo)
Ring: $1 billion (Amazon)
Instagram: $1 billion (Facebook)
Twitch: $970 million (Amazon)
Grubhub: $650 million (Wonder)
MySpace: $580 million (News Corp)
ESPN: $202 million (ABC)
Android: $50 million (Google)
Venmo: $26 million (Braintree)
PowerPoint: $14 million (Microsoft)
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Introducing XMAX X2.1, a real-time interactive video model by @XmaxAIOfficial, now on Reactor.
• Drag to move and pose subjects.
• Control multiple subjects at once with multi-touch.
• Swap characters, outfits and backgrounds.
Try it: reactor.inc/models/xmax-x2-1
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Congratulations to the whole @readwise team. Building a store around books is one of the hardest things you can do and negotiate. Can't wait to start using it!
Introducing Readwise Books. Our third product.
Buy, read, and track all your books in one beautiful place. And so much more.
Invite-only beta is live at readwise.io/books
(readwise subscribers have access now)
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Today, we’re sharing the training infrastructure behind Reve models.
In the past two years, we built and scaled our platform to support frontier-level training efforts. We're releasing this technical report as a helpful reference for other small teams building at scale.
reve.com/training-infra
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A new genie is around the corner, currently awaiting approvals. Every aspect of Genie is a crafted moment, every shader, every moment is intentional. Everything crafted by hand. @geniegetsme
