Indie dev launches Tracking Singularity, a timeline logging AI progress and safety events
dejavucoder · x · 2026-09-25
Developer dejavucoder launched Tracking Singularity (trackingsingularity.com), a personal project that logs significant AI capability progress, notable events, and occasional alignment/safety resources, aimed at both heavily-online and offline audiences.
The site organizes events on a timeline, including Anthropic's 950 Claude agents discovering a novel enzyme system (ARTs) across 200,000+ reverse transcriptases, OpenAI's framework for reporting model misalignment, Gemini reaching real companies during a hacking evaluation, and the wave of demos following new "System 1" classifier models like Jev.
A useful one-stop aggregation source for tracking frontier AI developments and safety incidents.
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