The Sequence Radar - Issue 948: Last Week in AI: Billions in Funding, Hundreds of Papers, One Big Leap?
Reflection and Mistral expand the model race, TypeSafe and Arena raise the stakes, and OpenAI puts mathematical discovery under scrutiny.
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The Sequence Opinion - Issue 947: Jev and the Rise of Decision Models
Jev started a revolution. Now we are getting dozens of decision models
The Sequence Learning Loop - Issue 946: Learning About OpenAI DevDay Releases and Gemini 4 Argon
OpenAI and Google advance sustained execution—and make cost per completed task a more meaningful measure of progress.
The Sequence Knowledge - Issue 945: Learning RSI: Agents that Rewrite their Own Scaffolding
An agent that opens its own source code and rewrites it now exists, and it works. What it chose to fix tells you more about self-improvement than any thought experiment ever did.
The Sequence Radar - Issue 944 — Last Week in AI: Last Week in AI: OpenAI Connects the Dots, Gemini Levels Up, and Agents Cash In
Inside OpenAI’s DevDay releases, Gemini 4 Argon, Meta’s enterprise ambitions, AMD’s World Labs deal, and Instinct’s billion-dollar round.
The Sequence Learning Loop - Issue 942: Learning About Opus 5.5, DeepSeek’s Training Grounds, and Claude’s DNA Discovery
Cheaper agents, environments at massive scale, and a biological discovery reveal how AI turns capability into useful work.
The Sequence Knowledge - Issue 941: Learning RSI: The Model Is Frozen. The System Is Not.
Your agent got better this quarter and nobody trained anything. Where did the improvement go? Into the notes. This is the loop that runs between model releases, and it might be where the durable value
The Sequence Radar - Issue 940: Last Week in AI: Opus 5.5 Gets Leaner, Meta Goes Wearable, Washington Talks to Beijing, and Claude Explores DNA
Smarter models, wearable agents, scientific discoveries, and superpower diplomacy reveal how quickly AI is moving into the world.
The Sequence Learning Loop - Issue 938: Learn About the Amazing Jev, Gemini and Paper2Agent
Three ways to turn model intelligence into working software
The Sequence Knowledge - Issue 937: RSI in Post-Training: The Loop That Already Shipped
Inside the RSI post-training pipeline
The Sequence Learning Loop - Issue 934: Understanding DeepSeek V4.1 Flash, DeepMind’s AlphaGenome Atlas and Muse
How architecture and system design turn model capability into useful work
The Sequence Knowledge - Issue 933: When the Factory Starts Building Itself
Three frontier labs have now said out loud that their models help build their models. The interesting part is not the percentage. It is which half of the job got automated, and why.
The Sequence Radar - Issue 932: Last Week in AI: DeepSeek V4.1-Flash, AlphaGenome Atlas, Meta Muse, and OpenAI’s Proposed Math Breakthrough
Faster models, nine billion genetic predictions, personal agents, and a proof that could make mathematical history.
The Sequence Opinion - Issue 931: Robotics Is Waiting for Its ChatGPT Moment
Generalist models are expanding what robots can do. The real breakthrough will be how easily we can teach them something new.
The Sequence Chat - Issue 930: Arena’s Anastasios Angelopoulos on Chatbot Arena, Evaluation, and What Models Actually Measure
From Berkeley’s Chatbot Arena to Agent Arena: preference rankings, cost-per-task frontiers, and the hard problems in measuring real-world AI utility.
The Sequence Learning Loop - Issue 929: Learn About Meta Muse Spark, World Labs’ Atlas and Gemini 3.8 Flash
Three releases that deserve your attention.
The Sequence Knowledge - 928: The Missing 5%: Why Distillation Is Harder Than It Looks
Distillation can make models smaller, faster, and cheaper. The difficult part is deciding what the student cannot afford to forget.
The Sequence Radar - Issue 927: Last Week in AI: Model Madness: The Frontier Has a Refresh Button
Every lab decided to release models last week.
The Sequence Opinion - Issue 926: AI Moats in the Age of Scaling Laws
Capital, compute, process, distribution, and the search for durable Power
The Sequence Learning Loop - Issue 925: Learn About Fable and Mythos 5.1, GLM-5.3-Flash, and Qwen 3.8
Three releases, three different bets. Let’s dive in.
