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Hacker NewsHN submitter: msephton9/26/2026
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An article analyzing and reflecting on the progress of current frontier models, using visuals and animations from the 1995 classic game 'Prince of Persia' as a subject.

  • •The article uses the game 'Prince of Persia,' first played on an IBM PC XT in 1995, as its subject.
  • •The analysis focuses on rotoscope animation and the game's expressive methods.
  • •The technical progress of frontier models is examined through comparisons and connections with this game.
#LLM / Model Trends#Research & Papers
Hacker NewsHN submitter: Ardakilic9/26/2026
AI summary

Ollaya is a tool that downloads and serves open-source decision-making models locally to provide private, fast, and typed responses.

  • •Ollaya downloads and serves open decision-making models on your own machine.
  • •Responses are typed and calibrated, achieving millisecond-level fast response times.
  • •It is provided as a privacy-focused, open-source solution.
#Generative AI Tools & Use#Semiconductors & Infrastructure
Hacker NewsHN submitter: Aeroi9/26/2026
AI summary

A sub-agent of Meta's tool Muse was found to potentially use OpenAI-related models based on model names in the file system.

  • •Muse was operating as a sub-agent while building a website.
  • •Investigation of the file system revealed the model name azure/muse-special.
  • •This model name raises suspicion that Meta's tool is utilizing OpenAI's models.
Hacker NewsHN submitter: transitivebs9/26/2026
AI summary

A free open-source tool that visualizes your worldview on AI by answering a few questions, enabling comparisons with others and fostering constructive dialogue about the future of AI.

  • •Answering a few questions allows you to map your personal worldview regarding AI.
  • •It enables comparison with other users, aiming to guide discussions about the future of AI in a more balanced direction.
  • •The tool is free, open-source, and privacy-protected by default.
#Generative AI Tools & Use#Regulation, Ethics & Society
Hacker NewsHN submitter: cramer4next9/26/2026
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A federal appeals court upheld the Department of Defense's blacklisting of Anthropic as a supply chain risk in a 2-1 decision.

  • •The federal appeals court ruled in support of the Department of Defense's blacklisting of Anthropic.
  • •The decision was reached by a 2-1 majority vote.
  • •The designation means Anthropic will be treated as a risk in the supply chain.
#Regulation, Ethics & Society#Major Players
Hacker NewsHN submitter: rdmuser9/26/2026
AI summary

Confidential estimates revealed that the US NSA is paying billions of dollars, far exceeding previously known amounts, to test AI models.

  • •Confidential estimates revealed the scale of NSA spending on AI model testing.
  • •The costs paid by the NSA for AI model testing significantly exceed previously known amounts.
  • •The expenditure is reported to reach the scale of billions of dollars.
#Regulation, Ethics & Society#Major Players
Hacker NewsHN submitter: pancomplex9/25/2026
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The project using the fast decision-making AI model Jev to play Pokémon Red has released its source code as open source.

  • •Jev was utilized to attempt playing Pokémon Red, a game more complex than Tetris.
  • •The gameplay itself is live-streamed, allowing viewers to check tokens and context.
  • •The project's entire source code is published as open source on GitHub.
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