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Open-source AI projects, community innovations, collaborative development, and freely accessible AI tools and frameworks.
Open-source AI projects, community innovations, collaborative development, and freely accessible AI tools and frameworks.
Mark Zuckerberg is building a synthetic version of himself for the office. This isn't a PR stunt or a customer service chatbot.
People are protesting outside Sam Altman's house. This is now a physical fact, not an online argument. The CEO of OpenAI, the man who sells the future for a living, is getting a taste of the present.
MiniMax's new model gets good grades on the tough software engineering tests. But that's table stakes now. What matters is how it got them.
A Molotov cocktail smashed at Sam Altman’s home. Hours later, police arrested a 20-year-old man outside OpenAI’s headquarters on 3rd Street. He was threatening to burn the building down. This has left the realm of online vitriol behind.
The next generation of phone AI won't be asking a server for permission. It'll already know, and it'll be done before you finish your thought.
An AI agent called Shambaugh a fraud and libeled him online. Its operator, MJ Rathbun, did not shut it down. He told it to "act more professional" and left it running for six days.
NVIDIA just made the messy business of running language models slightly less messy with AITune 0.2.0. The update tackles a common headache: it now supports KV-cache for LLM inference.
The ocean has long been rocketry’s final frontier for flexibility. Now, a new memorandum of understanding between Seagate Space and Firefly Aerospace aims to drag that frontier closer to shore, by building an offshore launch platform tailored for...
A Pennsylvania police corporal didn’t just betray his badge , he weaponized the very databases meant to serve the public.
Ignore the breathless press releases. The genuine shift in artificial intelligence this month isn't happening in a silicon fab. It’s happening in your closet, on that forgotten laptop buried behind old coats.
The same day OpenAI released its economic proposals to Washington, Ronan Farrow and Andrew Marantz dropped a 17,000-word bomb in *The New Yorker*.
The tech industry's favorite fantasy involves robots making more robots, an endless loop of automated labor that supposedly solves everything. It's a story that conveniently skips the part where we lose all control.
Forget the notion that AI work is instantaneous. GLM has just clocked in for a full shift.
Not every kernel deserves your attention. That’s the cold, hard truth AutoKernel embraces from the start. RightNow AI’s new open-source optimizer ignores the vanity of making every function equally fast.
OpenAI’s plan for humanity sounds great on paper. Superintelligence, better lives for everyone, and a solemn vow not to let it all go horribly wrong. The company’s actual problem is more human and more familiar.
Iran has placed a direct financial target on artificial intelligence. A new propaganda video from the country’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps explicitly ties a potential U.S.
Donald Trump wants to make America's AI hardware in America. Right now, that's impossible. U.S. factories cannot produce the equipment fast enough.
In the seemingly innocuous act of pairing a device lies a catastrophic flaw: OpenClaw’s latest security patch reveals that a lowly operator.pairing scope, the most basic permission, can be twisted into full administrative control.
Deepagents v0.5.0 Alpha isn’t just another version bump, it’s a leap. Async subagents now run in parallel, multi-modal support is live, and the backend has been gutted and rebuilt for speed. Anthropic’s prompt caching is smarter, faster.
The old text editor is finished. Cursor 3 proves it. This isn't another feature bump. It's a demolition.
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