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AI4 in Las Vegas split into two conferences: AI sold on the show floor and adversarial intelligence discussed upstairs, where the real power was hiding.

Kimi K3 built a playable first-person game from one prompt, but its bugs only appeared when a human played it. AI can make the first version. Somebody still owns the failures.

Technical skill got repriced the day models could write most of the code. What's left is the willingness to blast through obstacles, and two stories about donuts and blood explain the whole thing.

The agent loop got good enough to expose its own ceiling. The next discipline is designing agent systems as explicit graphs: boring nodes, typed edges, checkpointed state.

Three fires in one week. A Molotov cocktail at Sam Altman's mansion, an arson at a toilet paper factory, a mall ablaze. The common thread is not crime. It's what happens when you replace human judgment with spreadsheets.