Can't see the trees for the forest, but the tree is a piece of cardboard, and the forest is printed on a tarpaulin, but everyone assures you that, yes, there is definitely a tree and a forest to be seen here, and the team worked very hard on this

The source code of the project in this screenshot (yet another "OS"...) has, for example, a class named Memory which implements a C-like memory allocation API on top of Python, using Python objects, for some reason. It has an interface to the supposed LLM agent, which implements allocating memory. It doesn't actually return the memory. The code seems plausible but also means nothing in the larger picture. It's a style swap of one thing onto an unrelated thing. What allocating memory does is create an empty space in memory. Empty. Literally. It's not actually further used anywhere in the code either. There's probably a ChatGPT wrapper hidden somewhere in the haystack for demonstrating that it works. It comes with entire unreviewed papers that have lots of technical words that are used without meaning, and AI hackathons that seem mostly about the free pizza. The project in question is older than the AI meme coin meta. I suspect it was an investment scam before