Reddit thread asks which AI capabilities people underestimate

A Reddit benchmark reports the Splash engine (by Incoai) running Qwen3.8-27B at 37-55 tok/s in native 8-bit on an M5 Pro with 64 GB unified memory. The post also covers 256k context scaling and a "Reasoning Cliff" observed during testing.

Willison argues MCP still matters for agents that aren't given unfettered internet access, citing scoped service access, auth without exposing API keys, a connect/authenticate UI, and audit logging. He says terminal agents like Claude Code, Codex, Meta Muse and OpenClaw can call APIs directly, but that misses what else builders want.

A r/Singularity post speculates that an unaligned ASI might ruin humanity simply by spreading lies to turn people against each other, rather than the sci-fi scenario of seizing military arsenals. No research, model, or named system is cited.

Venice AI's VVV token hit a record $34.51 on September 21, up ~17% in a day and roughly 3,000% from its $0.92 low last December, with a market cap near $1.6 billion. Staking VVV mints DIEM, which grants $1 of API credit daily; a share of revenue buys and burns VVV.

Grok 4.6 is now in the Bedrock model catalog with a 500K token context window, aimed at long-running agents, coding, and knowledge work. The model launched on Bedrock on August 18, 2026.

Strands Harness is a general-purpose open-source AI agent that developers can run locally or deploy to the cloud, building on Strands Agents, which AWS debuted in May 2025. AWS claims it is 45% cheaper than Claude Code and Codex.

Meta's Muse personal AI agent drew 730,000 downloads in roughly five days after launch, per CNBC, and hit No. 2 on the US App Store. Sensor Tower data showed 83,000 US iOS downloads at debut, versus 4.3M for Threads and 108,000 for Meta AI on day one.