Feynman's path integral: “Reality is the sum of every possible history”

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feynpath is my open notebook for technology research.

Approach to Technology Research

The goal is not to manufacture certainty. It is to turn broad curiosity into questions that can be examined, challenged, and revised. Each path begins with a concrete problem and keeps a record of what changed along the way.

  • Scope. Artificial intelligence, software systems, and emerging forms of computing.
  • Methods. Small experiments, paper syntheses, prototypes, and close technical reading.
  • Principles. Transparency, falsifiable claims, reproducible artifacts, and iteration in public.

Richard Feynman Quote

Study hard what interests you the most in the most undisciplined, irreverent and original manner possible.

Study hard what interests you the most in the most undisciplined, irreverent and original manner possible.

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AI Models Are Challenging Our Defenses

Microsoft’s MDASH reached 88.45% on CyberGym. The next eleven weeks showed why cybersecurity’s durable AI advantage will live in open agents, tools, benchmarks, and proof, not in any single model.

AI Learns to Calibrate a Quantum Computer

Google Quantum AI taught a reinforcement learning agent to tune a quantum processor from its own error detection events, without stopping the computation. It scales because the problem is local.

When Everything Becomes Easy, Raise the Difficulty

AI is lowering the barriers to creation, and the research says it is also lowering how much we think while we create. The answer is not to refuse the tools. It is to design harder problems.

Slow down, be human again

A reflection on the need to focus on doing things well instead of doing them fast, especially in a time that pushes us to produce without stopping.

The person behind feynpath

I’m Luis Garza, a software builder working across AI products, automation, startups, and lower-level computing questions. feynpath exists because the most useful ideas rarely arrive fully formed. This notebook gives experiments, negative results, and technical reflections a public place to develop.

What’s Next for feynpath

The next entries will continue the Bayesian agent experiment, develop the post–von Neumann reading series, and turn promising questions into prototype write-ups. Each update will link methods, limitations, and artifacts when they are ready, while older notes remain open to correction.

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