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Plus: Midjourney's productive flaws, the break-glass o3-pro model, 50,000 people watched AI Diplomacy, and inbox zero with Cora
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"Midjourney Isn’t the Most Accurate AI—That’s Why It’s the Best" by Lucas Crespo/Source Code: Perfect isn't always best. While ChatGPT can now render text flawlessly and follow image prompts with surgical precision, Midjourney still struggles with both—and that's exactly why it's superior for creative work. Read this if you want to understand why the best creative tools don't give you what you ask for, but what you didn't know you needed.
"How We Made AI Diplomacy Work" by Alex Duffy: Alex and his team built an AI version of the game Diplomacy, attracting 50,000 live viewers on Twitch. In this piece, he explains exactly how they did it and the lessons they learned about constructing an AI benchmark. Read this for a fascinating look at “context engineering”—the art of communicating with AI in ways that unlock their potential.
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