May 7 · 6 min read · Most multi-agent AI systems do not fail immediately. They drift slowly. One agent makes a slightly wrong assumption. Another agent accepts it as context. A third agent optimizes around it. Eventually
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May 6 · 8 min read · A blog post on LangChain's site about how Madrigal Pharmaceuticals built their multi-agent AI platform caught my attention this week. Not because of the architecture — orchestrator routing, parallel a
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Apr 30 · 127 min read · Building a single AI agent that answers questions or runs searches is a solved problem. A handful of tutorials and a few hours of work will get you there. What most tutorials skip is the engineering l
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Apr 15 · 6 min read · https://soundcloud.com/pied-papers/building-persistent-ai The premise is simple and slightly deranged: you are the devil. Two civilizations are fighting over a throne that means nothing. You watch fr
Join discussionMar 31 · 5 min read · Have you ever looked at a 1-star review that said "Great dress, but the delivery took 3 weeks," and realized a standard sentiment analyzer would unfairly penalize the product? In the world of E-commer
Join discussionMar 24 · 5 min read · Introduction Over the past few months, the narrative around AI has been dominated by one idea: Bigger models → better intelligence. But after experimenting with: local models (Qwen via Ollama) codin
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