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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.
Code reviews are broken. Every engineer knows it. The process crawls. It bores teams to tears, famously missing major flaws while nitpicking a single semicolon. Graphite, a platform built specifically for reviewing code, is betting it can fix this.
OpenAI just bought the one thing its polished safety labs could never create: pure, viral chaos.
Samsung dropped a video ad on February 26. It's called "Brighten Your After Hours." Two people skateboard through an unnaturally crisp, perfectly lit night. This is a showcase, Samsung says, for the Galaxy S26's low-light video chops.
The AI industry doesn’t sleep, and neither does the news cycle. Episode 234 of Last Week in AI barrels through a landscape that’s shifting faster than ever.
Speed isn’t just a feature, it’s the architecture. Cerebras has engineered its inference stack around a single, uncompromising priority: raw token throughput without sacrificing the first-word latency that kills real-time feel.
ByteDance's latest AI model makes a single, brutal point: scale wins. Seedance 2.0 can process nine images, three videos, three audio tracks, and a text prompt all at the same time, then generate a short clip with its own soundtrack.
Krafton now calls itself an "AI First" company. Electronic Arts is partnering with Stability AI.
The margin between Olympic gold and fourth place is a wobble. A bump. A shove. Physics decides the podium. Now, a data dashboard does, too. Ahead of the recent Games, the U.S.
Three thousand people on RedNote followed a woman named Yan. She was a leader among Chinese fans of OpenAI's GPT-4o model. That following is the tangible cost of a business decision. OpenAI is deprecating 4o.
You could buy a test prep book. You could hire a tutor. Or you could just type a sentence to a chatbot. Google's Gemini now generates full, timed practice exams for the SAT and the JEE Main on command. Ask it.
Ring aired a Super Bowl ad for a cheery doorbell that celebrates package deliveries. On their podcast this week, The Verge's Nilay Patel and David Pierce sliced through the festivity.
The classroom is no longer the only lab for future engineers. At Texas Tech, Laney Hood waded into TypeScript and Node.js with almost no background, Claude Code caught her up. Now Howard University is rewriting its AI syllabus around the same tool.
The soundbar market moves fast, new models, incremental upgrades, higher prices. But every few years, a product arrives that breaks the cycle.
Running a massive language model is an exercise in waste management. It bogs down, spending most of its time and memory juggling tokens it no longer needs. Nvidia has a fix.
AI agents are terrible at using websites. They get confused by bad layouts, break on simple updates, and burn cash trying to understand what a button does. Google Chrome is now testing a fix that could make that clumsiness obsolete.
The hardest tests we have for human intelligence are now being passed by a machine. Gemini 3 Deep Think just posted a score of 48.4% on Humanity’s Last Exam, which is meant to stump the most advanced models. It did that without any tools.
Zoë Hitzig quit her AI safety job at OpenAI over one thing: she believes the company will lie for money. She built guardrails there for two years.
ChatGPT is about to become a shopping mall. Target will serve you an air fryer ad when you ask about countertop cooking. Adobe wants to show off its AI film studio.
ChatGPT’s research tool used to be a monologue. It talked, you listened. That’s changing. The feature, which constructs long reports from web sources, now has a built-in reader and a clickable table of contents.
Most AI agents are stubborn, brittle, and stupid. They fail the same way forever. The fix is a simple, old human idea: stop and think. Instead of charging ahead until a task breaks, a new class of agents now works in cycles.
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