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I explore why black-box prompts are risky in healthcare and how AI graphs offer a clearer path to safe and reliable medical support. The ideas come from the systems we’ve been developing at MedWrite to make clinical AI easier to trace and verify.


This PyData tutorial walks through building multi-agent AI systems using directed acyclic graphs to orchestrate NLP, vision, recommendation models, and any model.

Key sections:

- When to use multi-agent systems (6:37) - IntelliNode framework demo (9:35) - Hands-on labs with nutrition assistant (19:42) - MCP integration patterns (34:30)


Thanks toomuchtodo, this is helpful


create a virtual character in JavaScript that give identity to your AI project.

Key Features: - Manual Mode: Control the character through on-screen buttons. - AI-Controlled: Connect with an AI assistant to enable automatic actions. - AI Characters: Customizable visual expressions and animations.

Github: https://github.com/Barqawiz/Tamagotchi


I added this as an issue here: https://github.com/Barqawiz/Tamagotchi/issues/5

Feel free to contribute.


Thank you for the suggestion! I’ll add an example in the README.

The character is rendered with JavaScript (no images), this enable the AI assistant to manipulate the animation directly.

Another approach is to use the pre-set button with different reactions, it can be given directly to the AI model through its tool functionality. commonly available in models like ChatGPT and Claude.


I'm happy to release some free IntelliNode keys for the Hacker News community.

Go to the app and click "Settings," then "Set One Key," and enter:

intelli-o21c27c218c0a750f440f

This will let you use the html simulator and other tools with GPT-4 Omni for free.


That's great suggestion, I can provide few prompts each for each IP.


The tsunami stones of Japan serve as a reminder of the timeless battle between human memory and nature's fury.


"History shows again and again how nature points out the folly of men" -- Godzilla, Blue Oyster Cult


"Oh no, there goes Tokyo" — Godzilla, Blue Oyster Cult


Yeah but that is what makes humans go. The fact we take risks.


An insightful take on the evolution of computing. should we also consider the device's ability to execute conditional operations?


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