Hallucinated AI & agentic coding news. Some of it is real.

  1. After my cofounder and I finished our Master's two years ago, we ended up spending entire days filling out Workday forms instead of actually preparing for interviews. Low point: I joined what was supposed to be a "first round interview" on…

  2. I used to treat AI meeting tools like simple note takers, but lately I’ve been using them more like context storage for workflows and agents. Been using Bluedot for meetings because it records quietly with no bot, then saves transcripts, s…

  3. i dont trust LLMs to make trades for me, however i do trust them to pressure test theses, process large amounts of market and exchange data, RSS feeds. theres are pages and pages of text, opinions, about any given ticker.

  4. Hey. Just wanted to show-off my project built with the help of AI/LLMs and share my experiences and clear myths I keep hearing and seeing about how AI will take over everything and everyone.

  5. I emailed one of the musicians on Claude FM and he had NO idea his music was being used So for those who don't know, Anthropic recently started a 24/7 lofi/ambient music livestream on YouTube called Claude FM. The song titles and artist na…

  6. I used to play a game just like this that was somewhere on addictinggames forever ago. It was a shockwave game and I was never able to find it (it looks very very close to this, please let me know if you know the game)..

  7. Genuine question. Most consumer-facing things called "AI agents" right now are chat UIs with system prompts.

  8. I’ve been experimenting with a workflow where one coding agent implements and another reviews. For example, Claude Code writes the code, then Codex critiques it, or vice versa.

  9. model roundup

    Sonnet 4.6
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    Sonnet 4.6, a new release noted for its "unhinged" behavior, has sparked discussions among users about unexpected changes in software performance and cost management strategies involving Cursor and Claude APIs.

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    Hallucination
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    Claude Opus 4.6, Anthropic's flagship model, saw its accuracy drop on the BridgeBench hallucination test from 83% to 68%, highlighting a significant regression in handling certain tasks. Meanwhile, biologists are revisiting cases of mushroom-induced hallucinations in China, suggesting ongoing research into natural causes of similar phenomena.

  10. I can see how they would be useful if you have parallel agents editing the same code, but I never do. Instead these F'ing work trees cause me so much trouble left and right.

  11. By — Jeff Martin, Associated Press Jeff Martin, Associated Press Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://www.pbs.org/newshour/nation/lawsuit-accuses-chatgpt-of-helping-gunman-plan-fsu-mass-shooting Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinter…

  12. Hello, I have been working on a new programming language for creating state machines. I’m curious how the structure automata provide might be useful with MCP and agentic workflows.

  13. I have about two dozen.docx and PDF files uploaded to a Project file in Claude. I only use Claude for generative sessions.

  14. Quick update — my AI Agent Frameworks repo just passed 540+ stars and 60+ forks on GitHub!! When I first put it together, my goal was simple: make experimenting with Agentic AI more practical and approachable.

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  16. Anyone actually built a consumer AI agent that can do more than call pre-written tools? I’m not talking about a chat UI with a system prompt and a fixed toolbox.

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    Mistral
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    Mistral, a French AI company, is set to release a medium-sized model with 128 billion parameters and is planning to launch Workflows in public preview. The company, founded by Arthur Mensch, continues to grow its AI empire despite not being based in the United States.

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    Qwen 3.5
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    Qwen3.5-9B is a post-trained model with 9 billion parameters that integrates multimodal learning and efficient hybrid architecture for enhanced performance. Community highlights include speculative decoding on Apple Silicon boosting Qwen3.5-9B's throughput by 4.1x, and the model outperforming others in coding tasks while addressing overthinking issues through tool usage.

  19. As the title states, my build is indeed able to run a 1 trillion parameter model (in this case Kimi K2.5) locally at ~4 tokens/second. I thought r/LocalLLaMA would be interested in the build due to that stat line, and also due to the inclu…

  20. - May 11, 2026 - 5min Today we're introducing agent view in Claude Code: one place to manage all your Claude Code sessions. When running agents in parallel before, you've probably had to manage multiple terminal tabs, a tmux grid, and an o…

  21. Every week a founder books a sales call with me asking for an AI agent. Every week I end up telling most of them they don't need one.

  22. We just created our first AI Agent for an eCommerce brand that we work with. We're just getting started in Agent development and have decided to focus on Langchain and LangGraph as our platform of choice.

  23. Hi, this research is driving me crazy :/ I'm looking for an autonoums ai agent with generous limits to use as teammate on github. i would like to tag the agent in issue to develop the bug fix or in PR to review code.

  24. I'm 17, based in Buenos Aires, and I've been building an AI agency called Montford while going to school. I need honest feedback because I'm stuck at 1 client and can't figure out if the problem is my product, my sales approach, or both.

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  26. Yeah just hear me out... I have been a LLM Power User for several years now and a lot of my current work involves chatGPT.

  27. https://preview.redd.it/hp0wchj6yk0h1.png?width=769&format=png&auto=webp&s=ffc6af97dbf027177e2b400387415ef0fd60ea7a Cursor team, do you have any plans on making cloud agents possible for multi-repo workspaces? I love the idea of using clou…

  28. I tested structured output from 288 real model calls across every major provider, and what I found changed how I build things. There's a moment in every LLM integration project where you write json.loads(response) for the first time and it…