Today, we're excited to launch Langsmith Fleet, an enterprise platform for creating, using, and managing your fleet of agents. These agents have their own memory, have access to a collection of tools and skills, and can be exposed through a myriad of channels. In Langmith Fleet, everything starts with a chat.You can ask ad hoc questions, and Fleet gets to work calling tools and doing other actions to accomplish the task that you set out for it. At any point you can turn a task into an agent with one click. ...

Shares of Micron. Well, I got to tell you, they've been on fire at more than 320% from a year ago. Stocks pulling back minor today despite results that handily beat Wall Street estimates.And the pullback should not be a determinant of your thinking about the situation. That's why I'm so glad to have Sanjreoce. He's Micron CE CEO first on CBC.Sanjay, thank you for being such a good teacher. Congratulations because you basically taught us that we are so far so early because of what's going on with the Gentics ...

RT Camila Rocha (@Camila_Rocha)The reason the Secular State of Israel is attacking Christian communities is that once a people lose their memory, their nation ceases to exist.They are also attacking women and children, the heart of civilization. It is from them that all life flows. Once there are no women, there are no new children. Once there are no children, there is no one to pass along the memory that constitutes that nation.Nations do not disappear because of wars, they do disappear when the memory car ...

Nagasaki is reborn in technicolor in a new adaptation of Kazuo Ishiguro’s ‘A Pale View of Hills’ — a meditation on trauma, memory and national reckoning. https://t.co/6JPbuO415L ...

Nagasaki is reborn in technicolor in a new adaptation of Kazuo Ishiguro’s ‘A Pale View of Hills’ — a meditation on trauma, memory and national reckoning. https://t.co/szU9fe8OIq ...

Nagasaki is reborn in technicolor in a new adaptation of Kazuo Ishiguro’s ‘A Pale View of Hills’ — a meditation on trauma, memory and national reckoning. https://t.co/2KKJyH9Ms4 ...

When I was seven years old, this photograph was taken of me mimicking the pose of a dea ballerina. I didn't know the term French modernism. I didn't know anything about impressionism. I just knew that I wanted to step into her pose because I wanted to feel her balance, her power, her grace. Because I was curious about her life. I wondered who trained her, what was expected of her. Today, we might call that kinesthetic empathy. But back then I didn't know there was a term for what I was doing. And then years ...

[music] [music] [applause] So, imagine you're scrolling through social media and you find the perfect picture of yourself. Perfect hair, perfect outfit, perfect makeup, and the lighting is so soft that you could be on a cover of Vogue. How would that make you feel.>> Now, you're still imagining and you find yet another version of yourself, but this time it's either you're about to sneeze or you're picking your nose in public or you're drooling in your sleep. And that's the image that the world is going to r ...

build agents that never forget.(100% open-source, self-evolving AI memory)most agents have no real memory. every conversation starts fresh with no recall of yesterday and no understanding of how information connects.and here's where most people go wrong when trying to fix this: they rely entirely on vector databases and call it a day.vector search is fast, but it treats your documents as isolated chunks with no understanding of how they connect. what your agent actually needs is memory that captures relatio ...

Hello everybody. I hope you're back from lunch. You're all good to go.So when I say the word intelligence, what comes to your mind. What do you imagine. Most of us we imagine something like this that you see it's a human brain or maybe perhaps you can also imagine something like a powerful machine like an artificial intelligence that is trained to think like us right so most in most cases what we build is a picture of a big brain with a central command center but today we are going to begin somewhere really ...