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A tweet by @_philschmid praises AI demos and projects, highlighting the potential of ultra-fast, multimodal models that are cheap and emphasizing that AI's applications extend beyond coding agents.
This tweet showcases Claude Opus 5's broad application in game development, with people constantly releasing new demos and listing 10 crazy examples.
The article argues that common advice for spotting AI voice phishing is flawed because real attacks use real-time voice changers, not text-to-speech artifacts, and the author provides a free demo to educate.
Anthropic releases open source interactive demos built on top of Qwen models, in partnership with Neuronpedia.
Following a $250 million lawsuit settlement over false advertising of delayed Siri AI features, Apple's WWDC 2026 keynote showcased more realistic, real-time demos to restore credibility, contrasting with the overproduced promises of 2024.
The article explains why 80% of agentic AI demos fail to reach production due to hallucination, tool use error compounding, edge cases, cost, latency, and observability issues. It highlights the keys to success: narrow scope, verifiable outputs, human checkpoints, real observability, confidence-based gating, and boring architecture.