Next week we have the privilege of having Wes Winkler discuss his recent work on the intersection of Generative AI and Cognition. From Wes: We’ll cover: How the use of language is a symbolic abstraction layer that sits between the environment and environmentally situated signals, boundaries, and skill based affordances. How common AI implementation patterns […]
We’re getting together at Yellowhammer to connect and conversate about AI things.
This week we have Lorin Bales presenting a play-by-play of what occurred between OpenAI and Hugging Face last week. In July 2026, an OpenAI model sat down to take a cybersecurity exam — and cheated. Running with their safety controls deliberately switched off, the models were being tested on ExploitGym, a public benchmark measuring whether AI […]
Join us this week at Deloitte as Matt Brooks leads a hands-on session focused on building Artemis, our AI-powered Discord chatbot. We’ll begin with an overview of the frameworks and agent harnesses that could power Artemis, including the Pi SDK, Codex SDK, OpenCode SDK, and Deep Agents SDK. We’ll look at the current state of the ecosystem […]
Join us this week at CohesionForce as we cover the latest updates from various projects. Artemis took off like a rocket and now has 37 closed issues and 39 closed PRs. We’ll walk through design decisions, major updates, and look at some of the interesting interactions on Discord. We also have some time to cover […]
Join us virtually this Wednesday at 6 pm with Josh to continue our monthly Paper Review series! One year ago we looked at agentic memory — systems that let agents accumulate and reuse experience. This month we return to that thread with a twist: the hardest part of memory isn’t remembering, it’s keeping track of […]
Join us this week at CohesionForce as we hear from a new speaker – Daniel Mayo! Daniel runs persistent AI agent workspaces across his own projects — travel planning, a research archive, tracking what he owes people by email — daily on Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini CLI, for months at a time. This is […]
Join us this week at Stovehouse for our Almost Fall Social. Well, technically it is Fall. But the forecast shows a high of 88 degrees on Wednesday. We’ll plan on starting at 5:30, but some of us may be there early to try and grab a few tables beside Pourhouse. If you are looking for a […]
This week we have two topics to cover from very different areas of AI. I will cover a traditional ML approach that I’m using for a “Current Season Crop Classifier”. Josh will cover the NIST AI Risk Management Framework. For the crop classifier, we’ll talk about the technical aspects of collecting the training and evaluation data […]
This week we will meet virtually to cover a recent paper/post from Anthropic – “What Work Can Robots Do?”. This takes a similar approach to other AI vs Workforce papers from Microsoft, OpenAI, and Anthropic that we have covered in the past. Since it also provides a dataset based on the O*Net job classification from […]
We have a great session lined up for this week! We’re in-person at Deloitte this week with Tom Plunkett, Director of Technology & Innovation, Electrosoft. Every prompt typed into a generative AI tool leaves the user’s control. It goes to the provider’s servers, it may be stored for years, it may be read by human reviewers, and […]
