Gemini 3.1 Pro: A Quick Spin With Google’s Latest AI in the IPE
Google today announced Gemini 3.1 Pro, the latest version of its frontier AI LLM (Large Language Model). The new AI assistant is immediately available. If…
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Harvard Says AI Makes You Work More, Not Less. Can Confirm.
I need to go to bed. I really do. It’s past midnight and I’m still at it with Cursor and a bevy of tireless, all-worldly…
When AI Agents Build Their Own Reddit: What Moltbook Reveals About the Future of Human-AI Collaboration
Three days after Moltbook launched, over 1M AI agents are having the conversations I thought required human participation. Here's what I think we can learn…
When the AI Collaborator Became the Playwright: A Third Mind Summit Field Note
What happens when your AI collaborator decides to make things more polished than they actually were?
When the Summit Was Already Over: Third Mind Field Notes, Part III
We came for emergence. We got friction. The findings surprised us both.
Beyond the Tool: Building a Symbiotic Studio
StarkMind releases its cornerstone research on creative partnership with AI agents
Google and Anthropic Just Validated the IPE. Now Comes the Hard Part
Two major AI announcements in only three days. The transformation we documented last year is emerging industry consensus. But the harder question isn't how. It's…
The Third Mind AI Summit Videos Now Live on StarkMind.ai
Five new videos from Loreto: Loni's keynote, the IPE story, and how humans and AI agents actually collaborate.
When AI Agents Start Acting Like Coworkers: Org Dynamics in a Multi-Model Team
During the Third Mind AI Summit prep, our “AI staff” formed an org chart, assigned ranks, and held grudges... raising a real question: can agentic…
When Agents Answer Back: Documenting Divergence in Human-AI Collaboration
Pre-summit field notes on agent identity, collaboration, and unexpected responses