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Latest breakthroughs in large language models and generative AI shaping the future of artificial intelligence and machine learning.
Latest breakthroughs in large language models and generative AI shaping the future of artificial intelligence and machine learning.
Cursor's new Composer 2 just outscored Claude Opus on its own benchmark. A clear win to trumpet. Yet it still trails GPT-5.4—a quieter note in the release. The real story, however, isn't on that leaderboard. Check the balance sheet.
Your AI assistant is useless. It's a generic transcript bot that can't tell a sales call from a strategy review. That's changing, because companies are refusing to pay for dumb software. They're buying tools that adapt.
The numbers are staggering. Xiaomi’s MiMo-V2-Pro has quietly climbed to the top of the Chinese LLM leaderboard, and it’s now nipping at the heels of the West’s most expensive frontier models.
MiniMax built an AI that learns from its own screw-ups. Now it runs a third to half of the reinforcement learning pipeline. That’s not incremental. That’s handing over the keys. The M2.7 is meant for real production, not clean benchmarks.
Headlines have a way of running faster than facts. The story of Rosie, a dog whose cancer treatment was allegedly designed by ChatGPT, swept through social media with the force of a breakthrough, except the breakthrough never happened.
Multi-step workflows have always been a puzzle: you get weather data from one tool, then need to feed it into a booking system. That handoff has been clunky, error-prone, until now. Gemini 3’s API changes the game.
In the relentless pursuit of faster, smarter AI, a curious paradox has emerged: models grow more capable, yet users grow more impatient. Mamba-3 shatters that trade-off.
Memory remains the silent choke point of large language models. As models balloon to hundreds of billions of parameters, the cost to serve them scales painfully. Nvidia’s new KVTC technique cuts that memory demand by a factor of twenty. The catch?
For years, Nvidia’s DLSS walked a careful line: upscale here, interpolate a frame there, all in service of smoother performance. DLSS 5 doesn’t just step over that line, it obliterates it.
Google’s Gemini AI just got a whole lot more personal, and it’s coming to everyone in the US, free tier included. No more typing out your entire life story for context.
Your wrist is about to get a lot smarter about what’s happening inside your body. Fitbit is teaming up with Included Health to launch a new “Get Care Now” Lab study, probing how conversational AI can guide you through virtual visits.
NVIDIA Dynamo 1.0 now speaks video. With native support for video-generation models and deep integrations into leading open‑source inference frameworks, FastVideo, SGLang Diffusion, TensorRT LLM Diffusion, vLLM‑Omni, it brings a modular stack built...
Nvidia’s latest DLSS 5 demos from *Resident Evil Requiem*, *Starfield*, *Hogwarts Legacy*, and *EA Sports FC* are jaw-droppingly realistic, until you notice something off.
The numbers are staggering: three million sexualized images, twenty-three thousand of children. That is the scale of the harm Grok allegedly enabled, a machine built not by accident, but, as a new lawsuit claims, by design.
A single, glitched frame from a 40-minute live stream was all it took. On Friday, as Benjamin Netanyahu addressed the nation, his right hand—caught in motion by a compression artifact—appeared for one bizarre second to have six fingers.
Nvidia just made the impossible desktop-sized. The DGX Station, unveiled at GTC 2026, is a supercomputer that handles trillion-parameter AI models without a whisper of the cloud. But don’t mistake this for a single product launch. It’s a chess move.
For 1.3 billion members, LinkedIn’s feed has long been a patchwork of competing engines, five separate pipelines, each optimized for a different task, all trying to guess what you want to see.
Sony's PS5 Pro just got a major, silent upgrade tonight. No new box required. The console's secret PSSR AI upscaler—the heart of its "Pro" moniker—has been supercharged.
After 255 years, Encyclopedia Britannica has stopped publishing its arguments and started filing them in court. The publisher sued OpenAI this week with a shocking, simple allegation: ChatGPT didn't learn from its content. It memorized it.
Sam Altman is rebranding porn. That’s the core maneuver here. OpenAI’s promised adult mode for ChatGPT is stuck, a feature caught between a marketing promise and a gnarly technical mess. The CEO's new line?
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