We are delighted to invite you to a special showcase taking place this Friday, August 28, at 6 PM UTC. CEO Chris Kudla and Robotics Engineer Nile Fahmy from @MindChildren_AI will be teaming up with us to present an early experimental integration of our OmegaClaw agent framework with a humanoid robot named Codey.
Applying OmegaClaw to a social humanoid software platform unlocks several exciting new functions for Codey. This connection empowers the robot with advanced capabilities, allowing it to seamlessly handle interactive multi-step tasks, access persistent memory retrieval, and conduct web search.
The inaugural HyperSprint #1 officially launches on Friday, August 28, 2026, at 6 PM UTC, and we would love for you to be there.
This opening gathering is designed to help you prepare for the upcoming weekend. We will present the different tracks and challenges open for development, explain the schedule of events, and provide a dedicated space for attendees to network and assemble their project groups.
A major highlight of the meeting will be a special presentation by Nile Fahmy and Chris Kudla representing @MindChildren_AI. They plan to share a preliminary, experimental look at connecting their humanoid robot, Codey, with our OmegaClaw agent framework.
We are currently still welcoming new attendees to the event. To get involved, just set up a user profile. Once registered, you have the flexibility to compete as a solo participant, start a completely new group via the HyperSprint page, or link up with a team that has already been created.
Find out more information and secure your spot today by visiting: https://bgicommons.org/hackathons/hypersprint-1-omegaclaw
Current artificial intelligence detection tools face a major shortcoming when dealing with manipulated media. While they can successfully recognize specific traits left behind by known generative programs, they simply cannot verify the actual historical background of a digital file. We are excited to share a solution to this issue with OpenWater. Our proposal offers a totally open and decentralized system designed to tackle deepfakes and related problems by establishing clear digital provenance.
By utilizing resilient watermarking and universally compatible credentials, OpenWater ensures that a piece of media stays firmly connected to its historical record. This vital connection persists even in cases where standard metadata has been deleted. To achieve this, the platform actively logs signed statements that detail exactly how a file was originally created, altered, and subsequently shared with the public.
Rather than relying on a single central governing body, the OpenWater infrastructure operates across a wide network of independent services. This distributed design allows everyday users, organizations, and AI programs to assess the available evidence based on their own unique guidelines. Beyond just digital media, this robust framework is adaptable enough to cover the actions of autonomous agents, the outputs of various models, and the datasets used for training. As a result, artificial intelligence systems are granted direct access to the historical context of the processes and information they interact with.
Find out more about this initiative at https://bengoertzel.substack.com/p/toward-a-truly-decentralized-digital
Registration for HyperSprint #1 remains open for all interested individuals. Once you have set up your profile, you have the flexibility to participate entirely on your own, utilize the HyperSprint page to build a brand new group, or link up with a team that has already been created.
If you need more information before getting started, we warmly invite you to attend our upcoming question-and-answer event scheduled for Thursday, August 27, 2026, at 6 PM UTC.
This AMA is designed specifically to let attendees bring up their queries and receive direct clarifications. We will go over everything you need to know about the various tracks offered, what deliverables are expected, how to navigate team formation, the judging process, and the final rewards.
エキサイティングな教育の節目に参加するための時間は、あっという間に過ぎています。カリフォルニア州立ヒューマン・サイエンス研究所(California Institute for Human Science)で提供される人工汎用知能(Artificial General Intelligence)の理学修士(Master of Science)プログラムへの出願には、提出期限まで残りちょうど7日です。この学位は、AGI(汎用人工知能)に専念して取り組む初の認定された大学院プログラムです。
ライブオンライン授業を通じて、学生はこの分野の確立に携わった基礎研究者から直接指導を受けます。カリキュラムはガブリエル・アクセル博士(Dr. @GabrielAxel)が主宰し、CEOのベン・ゲルトゼル博士(Dr. @bengoertzel)やチーフ・サイエンス・オフィサーのマシュー・イケル博士(Dr. Matthew Iklé)を含む当社のエグゼクティブ・リーダーシップ陣による指導が提供されます。さらに、シンギュラリティNET AI研究チームの専門家による特別ゲスト講義によって、講義内容は一層充実します。
An engaging fireside chat took place at the AGI-26 conference, featuring CEO Dr. @bengoertzel and Professor @GaryMarcus. The two experts sat down to evaluate the current state of our progress toward AGI. Throughout their comprehensive dialogue, they shed light on the boundaries restricting modern frontier models alongside the expanding adoption of neural-symbolic AI. To round out the conversation, they examined the specific functions that world models play in general intelligence, as well as the valuable contributions cognitive science can make in designing the next generation of AI systems.