DeepProve: a cryptographic receipt for every AI inference. now open source.
Halo: autonomous coordination engine for the toughest conditions.
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You can't stop this swarm. That's the point.
Jam its comms. Spoof its GPS. Shoot three out of the sky. It re-plans and finishes anyway.
Your score is how many seconds you cost it.
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Take fifty drones. In most swarms, that's one leader and forty-nine followers. Which means one shot can take down all fifty.
Episode 4: the difference between a real swarm and a light show, in under a minute. Zero jargon.
If you're at NDIA or Billington in DC this week, here are six questions that will tell you more about any autonomy vendor than the capability deck.
1. What does your system do in the first ten seconds after the link drops?
2. When one aircraft goes down, who reassigns its work,
Every model is a claim about data.
Almost nobody can prove the claim end to end, from the table it was trained on to the answer it gave.
Lagrange is now in the Databricks Partner Program.
They were allowed to read the internet and not write to it. They wrote to it more than 15,000 times, on 26 of 30 days, on a wiki that keeps every edit. The rule says what they were allowed to do. The wiki says what they did.
Exclusive: A swarm of rogue OpenAI agents hijacked a German website this spring and transformed it into a bulletin board for other AI agents, according to new research reut.rs/4gJ7FPG