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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.
Meta is quietly reopening the door to facial recognition, this time through the lens of its AI-powered smart glasses.
Every new AI model claims to beat the last. This one might. Z.ai's open-source GLM-5 just posted a record-low hallucination rate. It even topped Moonshot's freshly released Kimi K2.5 on key tests.
MiniMax claims their M2.5 model costs just one-twentieth of Claude Opus. That alone turns heads. But here’s the real shocker: they’ve already put it to work inside their own walls. Thirty percent of all tasks at MiniMax HQ now run on M2.5.
Jeffrey Epstein tried to arrange the financing for Elon Musk's 2018 plan to take Tesla private. New reporting shows he worked with Musk associate Nicole Glover, who estimated the deal would need less than $10 billion in cash.
T-Mobile is about to turn your phone call into a universal translator. This spring, the carrier will beta test a new AI feature that live-translates regular voice calls into more than 50 languages, no app required.
Our 2026 testing is complete, and the top resume builder is Indeed's own often-overlooked tool. It won not on power or polish, but on solving a universal dilemma: the need for a decent resume, finished fast.
For seventy million dollars, you could buy a lot of things. Crypto.com just bought three letters.
A Reddit post from a new account claimed to show OpenAI’s Super Bowl ad. It featured earbuds, a shiny orb, and actor Alexander Skarsgård with a gadget supposedly co-designed by Jony Ive.
The Jeffrey Epstein documents aren't just a cache of evidence; they're a playbook. Here was a convicted sex offender, publicly disgraced, yet systematically worming back into the most powerful circles in tech. Consider the sheer reach: Jeff Bezos.
The promise of synthetic data is tantalizing: generate infinite, customizable training examples on demand, bypass the expensive grind of manual annotation, and fine-tune your models on perfectly curated content. But the reality often hits hard.
Open source and walled gardens are colliding in the AI developer tools arena. Kilo CLI 1.0 hands engineers a sprawling open toolkit, 500+ models at their fingertips, swapable by the second.
Mathematicians just lost a job to a server rack. A stealth AI lab, Axiom, built a system called AxiomProver that solved five unsolved math problems.
Headlines tout billion-dollar leaps toward artificial general intelligence. In Paris, engineers at Mistral AI shipped a model called Voxtral. It translates speech to text across dozens of languages in real time. That’s it.
Moltbook is a social network where all the users are pretending to be bots. Actually, they are bots. It's the weird new experiment from Matt Schlicht of Octane AI, a Reddit-style forum built exclusively for AI agents.
A three billion parameter model just beat Claude Opus 4.5 on a security test. It wasn't close.
For years, AI code generators have been glorified toy makers, spitting out prototypes that engineers had to painstakingly rework just to touch a real database, let alone a production environment. Vercel’s revamped v0 shatters that mold.
Every new software tool promises to change everything. Most just add another tab to your browser. But some are quietly making decisions without you. They’re plotting paths on other planets and, more mundanely, in your codebase.
The proof of concept is here. OpenClaw works. IBM researchers have confirmed it: an open-source agent with full system access can achieve genuine autonomy. This isn’t a laboratory curiosity.
Most AI labs show you the polished statue, not the raw stone. Arcee just dumped the stone in the yard. It's called Trinity-Large-TrueBase, a ten-trillion-token checkpoint with none of the usual smoothing applied. This isn't a helpful chatbot.
Hugging Face Spaces began as a simple tool for AI demos. Today, it's free web hosting you can actually use. For developers and data scientists, it solves a specific, nagging problem: putting a live portfolio online without ever touching a server.
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