Two GPUs, one local model: a practical guide to dual-GPU AI inference

By Smarthomes

September 12, 2026 0

A single 16 GB card will not run a 70B model. How two cards pool their VRAM, the difference between pipeline and tensor parallelism, the hardware traps, and the exact commands to serve a large model locally.

Digital Evolution In Silico: Building and Test-Running a Live Agent-Based Ecosystem

By Smarthomes

August 18, 2026 1

A multi-part field report on deploying an open-ended artificial-life simulation: installing every package, resolving real troubleshooting issues, and watching a live browser-rendered ecosystem evolve on your local machine.

How We Built a Hybrid Vision-Driven Browser Controller

By Smarthomes

August 8, 2026 1

How We Built a Hybrid Vision-Driven Browser Controller: A Field Study of Offsets, Grids, and Window Geometry Category: Artificial Intelligence…

Learn Electronics for Free: Why STEM Skills Beat Guesswork

By Smarthomes

August 7, 2026 0

Electronics and STEM skills are transforming how we build, automate and maintain our homes. Here is why they matter — and three free courses to get you started on the Go4them learning platform.

The Future of AI: Why Scaling Laws Are Reaching Their Limits

By Adeline Bowers

February 15, 2026 3

The Future of AI: Why Scaling Laws Are Reaching Their Limits By Adeline Bowers Introduction: The Data Crisis in AI…

5-layer AI revolution by nVidia

January 29, 2026 1

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang outlines AI as a 5-layer stack—from energy to apps warning of China’s leads in energy, infra, & optimism, urging US policy pivot to win the race.

The global implications of releasing GPT-5.2

By Piotr Kurowski

December 14, 2025 2

GPT-5.2 revolutionizes AI with 71% human-surpassing performance at 11x speed/1% cost, disrupting jobs, corps, biotech, creatives, geopolitics & sparking hyperdeflation.

Figure AI whistleblower suit

By Daleyza Wells

November 27, 2025 3

Figure AI faces a whistleblower lawsuit from ex-safety head Robert Grundell, alleging the startup ignored skull-crushing robot risks and fired him for pushing safety amid its “move fast” culture.

Pathways to safe Superintelligence

By Jorge Conway

November 25, 2025 0

This article analyzes AI’s eval-performance gap, training paradigms, human analogies, and scaling eras, arguing that fixing generalization enables safe superintelligence via economic diffusion and robust value functions. (148 characters)

Humanoid robots in 2025: from prototypes to mass production

By Adeline Bowers

September 19, 2025 3

Mass production emerges as USA, China, and Europe advance AI-driven innovations in manufacturing, healthcare, and ethics, overcoming technical and regulatory hurdles.