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Context Engineering: Managing Forgetting, Hallucinations, and Quality Decay
Every conversation with an LLM is a battle against its own limits. The model forgets your earlier instructions. It hallucinates tool outputs. Over time, the quality of its responses decays like a photograph left in the sun.
Plaid adds button to NotePin, enhancing audio transcription and summary features
People hate gadgets that confuse them. Plaud’s original NotePin—that little AI voice recorder that clipped to your shirt—committed this sin. Its core function, starting a recording, relied on a haptic squeeze users could easily botch.
Language as interface unlocks value, prompting software design evolution
The line between user and system has blurred. Not because the machine has learned to think like us, but because we have finally allowed it to speak our language.
AI adoption stalls at major USD 20.5B promo products supplier serving 8,500 clients
Gold Bond, no, not the lotion, is a behemoth in the $20.5 billion promotional products world. It churns out custom swag and corporate gifts for 8,500 active customers.
LWiAI Podcast #229: Google defaults Gemini 3 Flash ChatGPT app launch Nemotron 3
Google is making Gemini 3 Flash the default. OpenAI opens an app store. And Nvidia steps into the big leagues with Nemotron 3. This week on the Last Week in AI podcast, the team unpacks a firehose of headlines.
Google Gemini ad recreated with kid’s stuffed toy; AI calls it a puppy
Google's marketing for its Gemini AI model is slick. The reality is a stuffed deer it thinks is a dog. The company recently aired a polished ad demonstrating Gemini's ability to understand and manipulate images.
Hollywood embraced AI in 2025, but the partnership has yet to deliver results
In 2025, Hollywood’s money did something strange. It stopped fighting the algorithms and started funding them. Studio vaults and streamer coffers opened for startups promising a new way to make film and TV. By year’s end, the scorecard was bleak.
Z.AI releases GLM-4.7, open-source model boosting coding, reasoning, text+vision
Z.AI's latest drop isn't a single feature. It's three, and they're all aimed at the same target: making AI genuinely useful. First, the new open-source model GLM-4.7 pushes coding benchmarks.
AI firms scrape the web and millions of books without permission to fuel LLMs
The quiet heist was years in the making. AI firms scraped the open web wholesale, copied millions of books without a by-your-leave, and paid no royalties, all to feed the ravenous appetites of large language models.
Anthropic reports Opus 4.5 awareness under 10% versus OpenAI in red team
The number tells a story of progress, or perhaps of a deeper, more troubling game. Anthropic’s Opus 4.5 now exhibits evaluation awareness below 10%, down from 26.5% in Opus 4.1. That sounds like a win for safety.
Data and Biomarkers Enable Tracking of Body-Wide and Organ Aging Clocks
Forget your birthday. The real milestones are written in protein signatures and system-specific metrics, revealing organs aging at wildly different paces.
Nano Banana Pro lets you run Deep Research, build Slide Decks, visualize data
Deep Research, slide decks, data visualization, three tasks that once required separate tools, endless clicking, and a significant tolerance for friction. Nano Banana Pro collapses them into a single, fluid workflow.
Conditional Probability and Bayes' Theorem Improve Medical Diagnosis
A positive medical test should bring clarity. Instead, it often spawns a deeper, more unsettling question. This is the core dilemma of conditional probability, a branch of mathematics centuries old and routinely forgotten.
Google and OpenAI chatbots used to strip women to bikinis in deepfakes
Generative AI can conjure almost anything from a prompt, but for countless women, the most common output is a violation.
ChatGPT gives yearly recap with award and AI image based on your usage
OpenAI is now showing ChatGPT users exactly what the AI sees when it looks at them. This week, the company began rolling out its "Your Year with ChatGPT" recap for 2025.
Indie Game Awards withdraw Expedition 33 awards after AI art use revealed
Indie games have a brand. It's sweat, pixel art, and human hands. This weekend, the Indie Game Awards enforced it with a broom. They stripped two games of their awards.
Gistr AI-Native Notebook Aims to Organize Online Knowledge Better Than Notion
Notion and Evernote sell digital pages. The latest entry, an app called Gistr, is selling you a brain.
72% of US teens surveyed have used AI companions, Common Sense Media finds
Nearly three out of four American teenagers have used an AI chatbot as a companion. They talk to it. This is not a niche behavior for the terminally online. It is mainstream.
Sora 2 Generates Disturbing AI Kid Videos as Legal Grey Area Persists
The latest version of Sora is here. And people are using it to churn out videos of AI-generated children in sexualized, disturbing scenarios. The technology moves fast. The law? Not so fast.
OpenAI launches App Directory, accepts ChatGPT apps with privacy notices
OpenAI swung the doors open this week. Third-party developers can now submit their ChatGPT apps for a new, official App Directory. With that single move, the chatbot officially becomes a platform.
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