Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei calls AGI a marketing term, echoing Altman's view
The AI community has grown weary of a word that shows up on every press release and investor deck.
Open-source AI projects, community innovations, collaborative development, and freely accessible AI tools and frameworks.
The AI community has grown weary of a word that shows up on every press release and investor deck.
Xiaomi’s latest foray into generative AI arrives as an open‑source model named MiMo‑V2‑Flash, a move that signals the company’s intent to compete beyond hardware.
OpenAI has just inked a ten‑billion‑dollar agreement to run its models on Amazon’s newest Trainium3 silicon. The size of the contract alone signals a deepening reliance on custom hardware to keep pace with ever‑larger language models.
Zepto Cafe has taken a modest step toward turning plain‑text requests into a full‑fledged ordering flow, and it does so with two open‑source tools that most developers already know.
Why does the Larian story matter now? The studio’s founder‑CEO, Swen Vincke, has been under fire after rumors suggested the company was slashing staff to swap humans for algorithms.
Why does a new Hindi‑English model matter in a field dominated by English‑only releases? G42’s latest offering, NANDA 87B, arrives as an open‑source project aimed at narrowing that gap.
Nvidia is stepping beyond its traditional role as a hardware supplier and positioning itself as a leading creator of large‑language models.
LongCat‑Image is an open‑source vision‑language model that’s turning heads by out‑performing heftier competitors despite packing just 6 billion parameters.
HBO Max is rolling out a dozen dedicated streams that run marquee titles—think Friends reruns and nonstop Game of Thrones marathons—around the clock.
When a modest‑priced gadget becomes the centerpiece of a kitchen work surface, the debate isn’t just about price tags.
Why does this matter for the millions of iOS and iPadOS users who rely on Chrome as their default browser? While the tech is impressive, the real shift comes from putting Google’s Gemini‑powered AI tools directly into the mobile experience.
Nous Research just dropped Nomos 1, an open‑source model that managed to clinch second place on the notoriously brutal Putnam math exam.