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Insights.

Research, markets and context.
Ideas to understand AI
and participate in building it.

Research in depth. Evidence under discussion.October / 2026
01

Original research

A critical reading of the results, architectural choices and open questions in Polybee’s research.

Fitting the examples is not enough: the generalization challenge in F3-AGI v4.0

Our first research study opens a discussion about choosing rules, measuring transfer and recognizing what a benchmark result still leaves unresolved.

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02

Original research

Continual learning, retention and cost: examining the limits and possibilities of selective adaptation.

Learning without updating everything: memory, plasticity and cost in F3-AGI

How to decide when to learn, preserve what has already been learned and measure the cost of that choice—while distinguishing an algorithmic metric from electricity consumption.

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03

Original research

Agents that investigate: distinguishing progress, information gain and unproductive repetition.

Exploring with purpose: action, information and memory in F3-AGI

An agent needs to discover what is worth trying—and recognize when repetition no longer teaches it anything. The interactive study raises questions about exploration, memory and evaluation.

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04

AGI and research

Research, progress and open questions about general intelligence.

AGI in 2026: how to interpret advances in AI agents

Agent progress raises a more precise question: under what conditions does a demonstrated capability become reliable?

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05

Global market

The forces shaping AI infrastructure and industry.

The global AI market in 2026: who controls the capability to build?

Access to models expands possibilities. Infrastructure and dependency decisions determine how much control builders retain.

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06

AI in Brazil

Local capability, Portuguese and building from Brazil.

AI in Brazil: Portuguese, evaluation and the capability to choose

Building from Brazil means turning language, context and knowledge into concrete research and engineering decisions.

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