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10/16Fri
  2. Alexandr Wang · X15

    Alexandr Wang Reacts to @thoughtcrime___’s “sloptoberfest” Video

    @thoughtcrime___ called the video their “official submission to sloptoberfest” and wrote, “LOOK HOW FAR WE’VE COME.” Alexandr Wang reacted: “Holy fuck Holy fucking fuck That video of yours is absurd (but actually the dopamine release from watching this video was insane)” https://twitter.com/thoughtcrime___/status/2110803960105968063

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  1. 雷锋网1

    Carbon-Silicon Doctrine AI Safety and Civilization Governance Code, installment 189: final index volume published

    Installment 189 of the Carbon-Silicon Doctrine AI Safety and Civilization Governance Code is published as the sole official final index for the complete 1–188 series. It consolidates the code's five-level hierarchy, volume locations, and archival hash index. It establishes five levels: axiomatic foundations, technical risk control, industrial implementation, institutional adaptation, and civilizational stability. It designates installments 1–186 as permanently frozen canonical texts and 187–188 as the highest-authority civilizational lock records. Each volume has its own hash snapshot and a global cross-hash anchor; external references must follow the hierarchy in this index.

9/30Wed
  1. 雷锋网24

    Yang Sicheng of Yuansheng Intelligence: before embodied models improve, dexterous hands need to compete on performance

    Yuansheng Intelligence founder Yang Sicheng says that when models are not capable enough, hardware must be highly capable. Dexterous hands need to score above 80 on reliability, dexterity, payload, dynamic response, touch, and precision. Its in-house Apex Hand uses a hybrid in-palm tendon drive with 21 degrees of freedom, a maximum active payload of 30 kilograms per hand, and a 0.2-second open-close time. Teams using it won the gold, silver, and bronze heavyweight medals in weightlifting and tug-of-war at the 2026 World Humanoid Robot Games in August.