GrumpyFreud 🔮 @GrumpyFreud

@iamfakeguru @KSimback Imagine what you can do with this knowledge and how it can compound. Mind blowing.

This isn’t only about what PT can do, it’s about what any of us can do if we are open to learning and change. Dive in, learn, work hard, and sprinkle some SERV reasoning on it.

PT SERVlor @ptservlor

22 hours ago

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@open_founder Solving today’s problems and tomorrow’s, innit.

Currently around 80-90% of enterprise AI agent pilots fail and don't make it to production. We're bringing that number down to ZERO. AI agent failures is the biggest painpoint in enterprise AI adoption today, and we're solving it at OpenServ. v1 of SERV Reasoning is live in private beta with enterprises today and its already doing a tremendous job, but it's just the beginning. We're not far from rolling out v2 of SERV Reasoning with our upcoming "Shadow Agents." If an agent's output doesn't meet the requirements, it executes recursive validation loops to learn and retry until it succeeds. We're achieving fantastic results internally and can't wait to roll it out to more users soon, getting closer and closer to 100% reliability across high-stakes agent deployments. Solving this problem unlocks a massive market opportunity, and we're already well underway to achieving it. Each new enterprise conversation and bit of adoption snowballs into more data, more learnings, more credibility, more adoption, and a better product with a bigger moat. The snowball is snowballing, hard.

OpenServ @openservai

a day ago

SERV Reasoning just took GLM-5.2, one of the strongest open models ever built, and immediately cut its failures by 22%. That's just v1. Every step on our roadmap brings us closer to the goal of perfect, deterministic reliability: agents that are 100% right. v2 is next: Shadow

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AI is like Clubhouse. When Clubhouse first came out, it was a big hit, because everyone now had a chance to speak out their minds. It was democratizing access to speaking. But it died out quickly as everyone noticed that not all the people are worthy of a listen. Not everyone is a creator. It's still a select few who are interesting enough to listen, so giving everyone a voice is just a waste of time. Enter AI, 6 years later. It's now democratizing value creation. Everyone with an idea can convert that into a working product with the help of AI. However, the sycophancy is huge. AI is a slot machine that talks and convinces you that you are doing great and you will win big next time you pull the arm. Unfortunately that's not the case. People don't know what they don't know, but AI preaches them so softly and sweetly, just like Grima Wormtongue, that they believe they are the next genius. I'm happy it's giving people a chance to see these things for what they are, to explore the limits of their minds and creativity, and pass good time. I'm also happy that it's making it quite clear what engineering really is and how difficult it is to LARP with AI.

@ptservlor PPDA (Performance Per Drink Avoided)

@chamath 'Claude Fable 5 is currently unavailable.' That one line just opened two cans of worms nobody was ready for. KYC. Open source. The cloud landlord play. And one company nobody's talking about that already built the answer. $SERV open.substack.com/pub/flashorton…

@jazzplane @KSimback More and more every day, it seems.

A year ago I mapped where AI space was going: reliability as the moat, security maturing, regulation landing, enterprise going mainstream. Today US gov pulled Claude Fable offline over a jailbreak. The article kinda reads like a checklist. Next up: trust + cost layer

fakeguru @iamfakeguru

a year ago

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@Crypt0_AI Oh?

I'm going to repost this repost of the author’s post in the hope that it will be reposted. A tiny cog in the gigantic $SERV network effect

Philip Marlowe @NFTreeVerse

6 days ago

I'm going to repost this repost of my post in the hope that it will be reposted. A tiny cog in the gigantic $SERV network effect

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@OGDfarmer Yuppppppppppp

Kevin Simback 🍷 @KSimback

2 weeks ago

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@Tyler_Did_It Check this out if you haven’t.

Kevin Simback 🍷 @KSimback

2 weeks ago

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@iamfakeguru @openservai Show and tell about to be lit. SERV it up.

Hatcher x @openservai integration is live. We were accepted into the Private Beta and after seeing the immediate results, moved to deploy SERV Reasoning in production: - All SERV tiers: 100% reliability - SERV-nano: 4x faster vs GPT-5-nano, 61% lower cost - SERV-mini: 2.4x faster vs GPT-5-mini This gives Hatcher agents best-in-class reasoning path for coding, DeFi, analytics, research, security triage, support, and autonomous workflows. SERV performed best with clear process-driven system prompts, structured outputs, low/medium reasoning effort, and no forced max token caps. Hatcher agents can now route through: SERV-nano, mini, swift, standard, pro, and ultra.

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1. Realize there’s a problem 2. Lay the groundwork for a thesis 3. Research and realize there is already a solution 4. Share with the world to dialogue Sometimes big problems can still be solved by teams that are relatively unknown (for now) but ambitious, honest, and brilliant. @openservai

Kevin Simback 🍷 @KSimback

a week ago

Pretty insane to see 600k+ views on this article about a relatively little known project I'll tell you why I wrote it, and it wasn't for any financial incentive (the team didn't ask me to write it, and I hold only a small amount of the token) If you've followed my posts, I've

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@brian_armstrong Hey Brian - @openservai has already solved this problem through their reasoning layer. One line of code that makes current LLMs more efficient, cheaper, and reliable. Please take a few minutes to read this article! They're on your Basechain afterall! x.com/KSimback/statu…

Kevin Simback 🍷 @KSimback

2 weeks ago

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Do it.

ST0RM @0xStorm

a week ago

@brian_armstrong Seeing this live through convos with builders in our private beta - we built a reasoning engine that helps cheaper models match or beat frontier model performance Cost savings have been ~90% for teams switching over If this is a focus would love to connect

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@ptservlor