
☀️ AI Morning Minute: Agent Identity
An AI agent identity is a unique, verifiable digital profile assigned to an autonomous software agent. Basically, an ID badge for a bot.
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An AI agent identity is a unique, verifiable digital profile assigned to an autonomous software agent. Basically, an ID badge for a bot.

Two steps that happen back-to-back when you prep documents for AI. People smush them into one thing, but they’re doing totally different jobs.

The math AI uses to decide if two things are alike. And it comes down to which way two arrows are pointing.

The AI notetaker that doesn’t join your meeting. No bot, no “Granola is recording” popping into the call. It just quietly listens from your device.

Nvidia designs the AI chips everyone fights over. But Nvidia doesn’t actually make them. This guy does.

The best-known AI image tool doesn’t sell you images. It sells you time on a machine, and that one twist confuses almost everybody.

Somewhere out there, an engineer burned through 281 billion AI tokens in a month to top a leaderboard. That’s tokenmaxxing, and it might be the dumbest smart-sounding trend of the year.

Elon Musk’s AI can make you a photo, then turn it into a video with sound. And it is a bit more fast and loose with the rules.

Two ways to make an AI smarter about your stuff. People pick the wrong one all the time.

The guy who rattled the entire US tech market wasn’t a Silicon Valley founder. He was a Chinese hedge fund manager with a chip stockpile and a hunch.

Smart doesn't always mean good. A genius can want dumb things. That idea is at the heart of the whole AI safety debate.

So yeah, Meta wants to put an AI agent on your laptop that never phones home.

The tool behind a lot of the AI voices you've been hearing lately with pricing that's a little weird.

The US government recently made an official list for what it thinks might be the most dangerous AI.

Two AI tools that look almost identical, until you ask them to actually do something.

More information should mean better answers. With AI, past a certain point, it means worse ones and that surprises almost everybody.

Before an AI can answer questions about your documents, something has to slice them into pieces first. That slicing is where a lot of AI quietly goes wrong.

Picking one AI model and wiring your whole business to it used to be smart. Now it’s a bit of a trap.

For years, this was the one AI test score that actually meant something. Now everybody aces it.

Same $20 as everybody else. But you’re paying for a different kind of answer.

Renting your AI from a company in another country is fine. Right up until the day it isn't.

For years we could see what an AI says. This is a tool that shows what it was thinking while it said it.

Every AI company brags about its coding score. This is the test they're bragging about.

My vet now asks if I want one running during the appointment. That’s how normal these have gotten.

He helped build the AI everyone's racing to sell. Then he walked away to build one nobody's allowed to see yet.