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AI agents are great at tasks, but their memory often fails. A new project tackles this, promising to drastically cut token usage.
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AI agents are great at tasks, but their memory often fails. A new project tackles this, promising to drastically cut token usage.

Thought crypto was just for tech bros? Looks like big institutional investors are finally dipping their toes, and they're not just playing around.

The investment world constantly hunts for the next big thing. AI promises to change everything, but will it truly, or is it just another expensive trend?

Tired of asking OpenAI for permission every time you want to use AI? Someone just built a desktop app that runs locally, free, with a model packing a million-token context window (basically, it remembers everything like it just read 100 books). And no, you don't need the cloud.
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What's cooking in the crypto world, according to the big bosses? Bitget CEO Gracy Chen shared her thoughts on tokenization and market-making.

Thought Transformers were the absolute best for AI? Well, maybe it's time for a rethink. A new study challenges their reign.
Another crypto-adjacent company is hitting Wall Street, but this one has a twist. On Thursday, Securitize is bringing tokenization directly to the stock exchange, a move that will spark debate.
Picture building a fortress you thought was bulletproof for nearly a decade—inspected by security experts, tested by professionals—only to have an AI find the crack nobody saw coming in seconds flat. That's exactly what happened to Zcash, and the damage was catastrophic: the token value cut in half overnight.

Traditional finance and crypto are about to do an awkward dance together, and this time it's not some startup's fever dream. Carlos Domingo, CEO of Securitize, just announced his company's IPO — a move that could signal tokenization is finally graduating from technical papers to actual usefulness.

While everyone's burning cash feeding massive code chunks to AI models, someone asked a deceptively simple question: what if we could compress all that without losing what actually matters? TokenTamer does it automatically—cutting your bill by half to four-fifths.

If you're using Claude to write code, you've probably noticed tokens disappearing faster than coffee at a startup. But did you know there are stupidly simple tricks to slash consumption in half without sacrificing quality? Spoiler: GPT-4 isn't the villain you think it is.