Cognix Dev
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Tokyo/ Solo developer / Experimentalism
ソース: Business Insider Japan
Anthropic Japan President Tojo stated that the company is committed to developing AI focused on safety and security.
I believe this is a key factor for AI to succeed in the enterprise, not just in Japan.
Anthropic Japan President Tojo stated that the company is committed to developing AI focused on safety and security.
I believe this is a key factor for AI to succeed in the enterprise, not just in Japan.
January 8, 2026 at 9:53 AM
ソース: Business Insider Japan
Anthropic Japan President Tojo stated that the company is committed to developing AI focused on safety and security.
I believe this is a key factor for AI to succeed in the enterprise, not just in Japan.
Anthropic Japan President Tojo stated that the company is committed to developing AI focused on safety and security.
I believe this is a key factor for AI to succeed in the enterprise, not just in Japan.
Deeply inspired by Patil et al. (2025) and the concept of "Grounded Synthesis."
I am implementing a "Layer-by-layer stacking" workflow for autonomous agents.
While this does not guarantee absolute accuracy, it functions as a safety rail for a much more controlled and reliable execution.
I am implementing a "Layer-by-layer stacking" workflow for autonomous agents.
While this does not guarantee absolute accuracy, it functions as a safety rail for a much more controlled and reliable execution.
January 4, 2026 at 5:56 AM
Deeply inspired by Patil et al. (2025) and the concept of "Grounded Synthesis."
I am implementing a "Layer-by-layer stacking" workflow for autonomous agents.
While this does not guarantee absolute accuracy, it functions as a safety rail for a much more controlled and reliable execution.
I am implementing a "Layer-by-layer stacking" workflow for autonomous agents.
While this does not guarantee absolute accuracy, it functions as a safety rail for a much more controlled and reliable execution.
I think it resembles the dawn of the automotive industry. First came speed races, like Ferrari. Fast cars were valued above all. But next came passenger cars. Safe, controllable vehicles became the true value. Isn't it passenger-car-like AI and LLM that will spark societal demand?
January 4, 2026 at 5:03 AM
I think it resembles the dawn of the automotive industry. First came speed races, like Ferrari. Fast cars were valued above all. But next came passenger cars. Safe, controllable vehicles became the true value. Isn't it passenger-car-like AI and LLM that will spark societal demand?