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Qwen3 open model GitHub repository

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Kelsey Hightower
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Kelsey Hightower: If I wasn't retired, I'd be going deep on LLMs to avoid getting fired, and remain marketable. However, I wouldn't allow an LLM to do work for me without eventually learning how to do it too. I'd us…
Kelsey Hightower: Under no circumstance would I be using an LLM to communicate on my behalf. Human interactions belong to me.
Kelsey Hightower: I have a lot of empathy for that situation.
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Kelsey Hightower: I talk to a lot of startups building security tools for AI agents, and my advice to all of them is, treat AI agents like malware. Even if agents provide a lot of value to those who use them, agents…
Veni Kunche: I talk to a lot of startups building security tools for AI agents, and my advice to all of them is, treat AI agents like malware. Even if agents provide a lot of value to those who use them, agents…
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