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Imagine a transcription model that actually guesses what you’ll say before you finish. In today’s shift from voice-only demos to everyday tools, that kind of latency feels less like a tech footnote and more like a make-or-break factor for users.
When Meta rolled out its SPICE framework, the idea was simple-looking: let big language models practice reasoning on their own, without us writing every prompt.
On April 22, 2025 a team from Tsinghua University and Shanghai Jiao Tong University posted a paper that tries to cut through the buzz around “reasoning” language models.
The researcher who first gave machines the ability to recognize objects is now looking up, at space.
When a teacher uses LearnLM, an AI-driven tutor, their class seems to edge up on test scores.
Give a stack of invoices, tax forms or multi-column tables to an OCR engine and two things usually pop up: how fast it can scan, and whether it can keep the layout looking the same.
When Meta demoed Omnilingual at its recent AI showcase, the first thing that struck me was the sheer number of languages it claims to cover.
Some experts are already sounding the alarm that the next wave of U.S. data-center construction could hit a resource snag if planners keep staring at California.
When I saw a recent article called “8 Futuristic Companies Building Data Centres in Space,” it struck me how the push to keep AI models running is suddenly hitting a wall on the ground.
When I walked into a pharma board meeting last week, the room felt more like a lab than a conference hall. Executives were juggling glossy pilot studies with the messy reality of taking a molecule from a screen to a patient.
When I first saw a clip generated by Google’s new AI model, Veo-3, it looked almost like real surgery.
Indie writers have usually faced a choice: pay a translator or hope a volunteer will step in, both of which can drag on or hit the wallet hard. Amazon’s new beta seems to sidestep that by letting an AI crank out translations.
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