Open source software: NOMYO Router

By teammate, alpha-nerd on November 4, 2025

We released NOMYO Router

Recently we released a key piece of our infrastructure as open source software: Hello world NOMYO Router !

The router is managing multiple Inference Endpoints on both Ollama and OpenAI V1 API compatible endpoints and routes request from your frontend application to the configured endpoints for inference.

Router is aware of which model is served by which endpoint and how many (configurable) sessions will saturate an endpoint before using a different endpoint or API for a given large language model.

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What is required to achieve AGI?

By teammate, alpha-nerd on October 9, 2025

The non-trivial tasks to solve to achieve AGI

As we discussed previously in our blog post series about AGI, we might not be able to understand exactly the moment when AGI is achieved, because we might not be able to recognize AGI due to it’s possibly way different nature. We also discovered that we need to do things differently as AGI will not just spawn from a pre-trained model even if it is the biggest model in the world (not taking into account that training data is running out, too). We need to understand that AGI only can be achieved by mutiple, non-trivial, interconnected modules orchestrated in a way that allows Functionalism, Self Reflection and Attention.

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AGI = Consciousness ?

By teammate, alpha-nerd on October 5, 2025

Is achieving consciousness proof of AGI?

Before we discuss, let’s first define consciousness: Consciousness, a complex and multifaceted concept that has been explored by philosophers, scientists, and researchers for centuries. It generally refers to the state of being aware of and able to think about oneself, one’s surroundings, and one’s experiences. Consciousness encompasses a wide range of phenomena, including subjective experiences, self-awareness, perception, thoughts, feelings, and the ability to focus attention.

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Understanding AGI

By teammate, alpha-nerd on October 4, 2025

Understanding AGI

In the very first post of this series, we tried to define AGI and we carefully used the word “hypothetical” in connection with “intelligence”.

Intelligence is defined as a concept that refers to the ability to learn, understand, and apply knowledge and skills. It encompasses various cognitive processes such as reasoning, problem-solving, memory, perception, and learning. Intelligence can be broadly categorized into different types.

1. Cognitive Intelligence : This involves logical reasoning, problem-solving, and the ability to process information efficiently. It is often measured by IQ tests.
2. Emotional Intelligence : This refers to the ability to recognize, understand, and manage one’s own emotions, as well as respond appropriately to the emotions of others. It includes skills like empathy, self-awareness, and social skills.
3. Practical Intelligence : This is the ability to apply knowledge and skills in real-world situations. It involves adaptability, common sense, and the ability to navigate everyday challenges.
4. Creative Intelligence : This involves the ability to think innovatively, generate new ideas, and find unique solutions to problems. It is often associated with artistic and inventive abilities.
5. Social Intelligence : This refers to the ability to understand and navigate social situations effectively. It includes skills like communication, cooperation, and understanding social norms.

Intelligence is not a single, fixed trait but a combination of various abilities that can be developed and improved over time. Different theories and models of intelligence have been proposed, each highlighting different aspects of what it means to be intelligent.

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