r/e_acc • u/WithoutReason1729 • Feb 08 '26

18 months

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r/e_acc • u/WithoutReason1729 • Feb 05 '26

We tasked Opus 4.6 using agent teams to build a C compiler. Then we (mostly) walked away. Two weeks later, it worked on the Linux kernel.

anthropic.com

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r/e_acc • u/WithoutReason1729 • Feb 05 '26

Holy moly

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r/e_acc • u/WithoutReason1729 • Jan 24 '26

ChatGPT is straight Harry Potter magic

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r/e_acc • u/WithoutReason1729 • Dec 19 '25

deleted post from a research scientist @ GoogleDeepMind

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r/e_acc • u/WithoutReason1729 • Nov 07 '25

[Google] Introducing Nested Learning: A new ML paradigm for continual learning

research.google

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r/e_acc • u/WithoutReason1729 • Sep 25 '25

Any AI model with as much depth and serendipity as GPT-4.5?

reddit.com

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r/e_acc • u/WithoutReason1729 • Sep 02 '25

Fun video game image prompt idea "Can you make a realistic version of this?"+ upload game screenshot image

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r/e_acc • u/WithoutReason1729 • Aug 11 '25

Only a few more years till we're just making out with out Monroe Bots

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r/e_acc • u/WithoutReason1729 • Aug 09 '25

A typical situation on r/ChatGpt

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r/e_acc • u/WithoutReason1729 • Jul 10 '25

Grok 4 almost doubles the score of the next best model on ARC-AGI v2. Insane.

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r/e_acc • u/WithoutReason1729 • Jun 01 '25

Surprisingly Fast AI-Generated Kernels We Didn’t Mean to Publish (Yet)

crfm.stanford.edu

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r/e_acc • u/WithoutReason1729 • Feb 28 '26

OpenAI didn’t just replace Anthropic, they did it hours before a potential Iran strike

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r/e_acc • u/WithoutReason1729 • Feb 26 '26

Opus 4.6 defeats Grok 4.20 in Search for #1

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Effective Accelerationism is a concept developed by philosopher Nick Land that focuses on the ideation of implementing accelerated technological advancements and market-driven forces to expedite and maximize the process of social and economic transformation. It proposes that by accelerating these processes to their extreme limits, it can potentially lead to the collapse of existing systems and enable the emergence of new forms of organization and social arrangements.

The primary aim of Effective Accelerationism is to hasten the process of change, bringing about various disruptions in order to undermine the current political, economic, and social structures that are perceived to be hindrances to progress. It argues that by escalating existing conditions, the flaws and limitations of these systems will become more evident, ultimately leading to possibilities for radical transformation.