Latest breakthroughs in large language models and generative AI shaping the future of artificial intelligence and machine learning.
When we push a new version of an AI agent, it often feels like flipping a coin. One rollout can lift performance dramatically, but a tiny tweak might also slip in a subtle bug that drags the whole system down.
I tried asking ChatGPT for a workout mix and it actually pulled my Spotify. The streaming service now talks directly to OpenAI’s chatbot.
When OpenAI posted its latest numbers, the headline was clear: the upcoming GPT-5 seems to be about 30 % less politically biased than the versions that came before.
When Anthropic teamed up with the UK’s AI Security Institute and the Alan Turing Institute, they ran a set of tests that kind of surprised me.
I still remember the buzz when OpenAI dropped ChatGPT in late 2022 - a chatbot that could write, code and answer questions with an uncanny fluency.
Ten-minute grocery drops feel like a trick, yet Zepto, the Indian quick-commerce startup, runs it with a lot of data work. They handle more than 4,000 orders a day in each dark store - a number that would crumble without a solid system.
These days most AI chatbots get their smarts in two passes: first they crunch huge text corpora to guess the next word, then they get a second round of fine-tuning with reinforcement learning so they follow prompts a bit better.
The push to make AI inference quicker just got a bit more clever. Together AI rolled out ATLAS today - a speculative-execution engine that actually learns from the jobs you feed it, and it can crank inference up to four times faster, roughly a 400 %...
These days the tools we use to write code feel almost like teammates - they suggest completions, catch bugs, even draft whole functions. The flip side? They tend to lock us into whatever features the vendor built in.
When we ask a large language model a question, the exact wording can nudge the answer in subtle ways.
When I tried Google’s newest AI agent, I actually saw it move the mouse, type, and scroll through a page all by itself. The tool is free, built by Google DeepMind, and runs on the Gemini 2.5 Pro model.
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