Intelligence
How human and artificial minds learn, reason, and solve problems, from cognitive science and IQ research to the future of machine thinking.
Intelligence is the capacity to learn, reason, and adapt, whether in a human brain or a machine. This hub gathers research, explainers, and practical guides on how minds actually work and what makes some thinking sharper than others.
What You'll Find Here
Topics range from cognition and memory to IQ testing, creativity, and decision-making, alongside coverage of artificial intelligence and how machines are learning to reason and adapt. Articles explain both the science behind intelligence and practical, evidence-based ways to sharpen thinking day to day.
Whether the interest is understanding how learning actually happens, comparing human and machine reasoning, or finding techniques to think more clearly and solve problems faster, this hub offers grounded explanations instead of vague self-improvement claims or unproven shortcuts.
Items
- VideoMagic
Total Eclipse: Europe Went Dark Again, 27 Years Later
In 1999, twenty thousand people watched totality from a Hungarian field with no phones. Today Europe went dark again. Here is what changed in between.
- ArticleGEO
SEO and GEO Jobs: The Talent Companies Should Hire Now
AI search is changing SEO work, not erasing it. Strong hires combine search depth, product thinking, data judgment and cross-team influence.
- ArticleMarket
AI Jobs: The Roles, Skills and Career Paths That Matter
AI jobs extend far beyond model building. See the role families growing around AI, the skills employers value, and how to build credible proof.
- ArticleGEO
How to Rank in ChatGPT: A Tactical Playbook
ChatGPT decides what to cite using its own rules. Here's the 8-step playbook for getting your content chosen, plus what actually moves the needle.
- ArticleMagic
The Fish Soup: How the Magic Is Made
Season one of the Magic channel: seven episodes on content craft in the AI age, told through one bouillabaisse. The reading order, all episodes in one place.
- ArticleMagic
The Recipe Is Ours: Why the Stock Cannot Be Copied
Anyone can read a recipe; few can cook the stock. The season finale explains the yippy model: curated public content, club depth, and a base that does not copy.
- ArticleMagic
Saffron and Orange Peel: The Unexpected Layer
Saffron and orange peel are invisible on the plate and unmistakable on the palate. Episode 6 covers the semantic layer: entities, structure, machine-readable depth.
- ArticleMagic
The Rouille: Serving Is Part of the Recipe
Bouillabaisse arrives with rouille and croutons; serving belongs to the dish. Episode 5 treats the transaction path as part of content quality, not an afterthought.
- ArticleMagic
Overcooked: How Content Dies in the Pot
Fish cooks in minutes; leave it longer and texture is gone. Episode 4 is about timing: publishing rhythm, poaching over boiling, and knowing when to stop.
- ArticleMagic
The Rascasse: What You Cannot Substitute
Every bouillabaisse needs the rascasse, a fish with no stand-in. Episode 3 names the ingredients AI content structurally lacks: data, networks, editorial stance.
- ArticleMagic
The Stock: 25 Years Simmering, No Shortcut
A real stock takes bones, roasting and time. Episode 2 reads 25 years of building YMYL platforms as the base no prompt can replicate overnight.
- ArticleMagic
The Water: Everyone Cooks with It, Few Make Soup
Access to AI models is the new tap water. Episode 1 of The Fish Soup explains why most machine-made content tastes the same and what actually creates flavor.
- Article
Sonnet 5
Anthropic's new default Claude model: $2/$10 per million tokens through Aug 31, 2026, then $3/$15. Agentic, close to Opus 4.8 in capability.
- Article
It's not a yippy DAY to Keep Using Fable 5 for Free
Fable 5 returned July 1 with a stronger safety filter. Free inclusion in Pro, Max, and Team plans ends today; usage credits take over tomorrow.
- Article
Fable 5's Free Window Closes Today: What $100 Buys You
Fable 5 is back, not banned for good. Free inclusion ends July 7; from July 8, usage credits price it at $10/$50 per million tokens.
- ArticleVibey
Claude Sonnet 5 Is the New Default, Priced Below Opus 4.8
Claude Sonnet 5 launched June 30, 2026 as Anthropic's new default model, priced at 40 to 60 percent of the Opus 4.8 rate depending on the date.
- ArticleTeam
About yippy TEAM: the people building the network
yippy TEAM is where the yippy network shows its work: the people, decisions and craft behind a growing family of independent engines.
- ArticleNews
US Orders Anthropic to Suspend Fable 5 and Mythos 5
Anthropic disabled Fable 5 and Mythos 5 for all customers after a June 12 US export control order citing national security. It complies under protest.
- Article
Fable 5
Everything on Claude Fable 5 in one place: the explainer, benchmarks, the Mythos story, pricing and access, guardrails, and developer guides.
- Article
Introducing Fable 5: The Official Launch Video
Anthropic's own launch film for Fable 5, in under two minutes: the first Mythos-class release presented in the company's words and images.
- Article
Fable 5 Launch
June 9, 2026: Anthropic releases Claude Fable 5, the first publicly available Mythos-class model, alongside restricted sibling Mythos 5.
- Article
Anthropic
The AI safety company behind the Claude model family, Project Glasswing, and the Mythos-class tier. Filed confidentially for an IPO in June 2026.
- Article
Fable 5
Anthropic's first Mythos-class model as a product: $10 per million input tokens, $50 output, 1M context. The premium tier for long-horizon work.
- ArticleNews
Fable 5 and AI Agents: What Days-Long Autonomy Means
Days-long autonomous runs, sub-agent delegation, persistent memory: what Fable 5 changes for agent builders, and where rivals stand today.