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        <title>Inference by Edmo Lima</title>
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        <description>Edmo Lima on building software for the age of AI: making intelligent systems reliable and deterministic, and taking AI seriously without the hype. Essays, notes, fragments, and definitions.</description>
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          <title>The Age of Trust</title>
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          <description>Capable and reliable are not the same thing. As machines grow more intelligent, the question that matters is no longer how much they can do, but whether we can count on them when no one is watching.</description>
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