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Samsung Deploys ChatGPT and Codex in Software, Marketing, Product, Manufacturing
Samsung is wiring AI directly into its corporate spine. The mandate is clear: deploy ChatGPT and OpenAI's Codex now, across software development,...
Retrieval quality quickly becomes bottleneck for parametric memory’s long‑term weights
Retrieval quality is the silent killer of parametric memory. The model’s weights hold vast stores of language, reasoning, and world knowledge, frozen...
AI agents pick tools using function and parameter descriptions, study shows
We keep calling them AI agents. Really, they're just readers with a single, weird book. A new study clarifies the process.
Tip: Ask Clarifying Questions First to Refine ChatGPT Prompts
The best ChatGPT trick is to stop talking. Your next prompt is less important than the silence you leave for the machine to fill.
Altman says researchers underestimated scaling, calls LeCun's LLM view a dead end
Sam Altman thinks the smartest people in AI got the most important thing wrong. The OpenAI chief is still betting everything on making language...
AWS launches Continuum and another service to add context, security to AI agents
AI agents are brilliant at generating code, making decisions, and even running entire workflows, until they hit the real world.
OpenAI Codex records a task and repeats it, unavailable in EU, UK, Switzerland
OpenAI's Codex now watches and learns. A new feature allows the automation agent to observe a single computer task—then repeat it indefinitely.
Amazon MGM shelves Luca Guadagnino’s Sam Altman film starring Andrew Garfield
The week Sam Altman was fired from OpenAI and then reinstated was a masterclass in chaos, a corporate thriller played out in real time across five...
Data2Story converts CSVs to articles with 7 AI; 53 readers prefer them to human
The numbers are stark. Fifty-three readers, when given a choice, preferred the machine.
Convert FP16 LLM to 4‑bit Q4_K_M on Windows AMD Radeon GPUs via llama.cpp
Quantizing a model? It's math, not magic. The real trick is running that math on Windows with a Radeon card.
M* introduces overlapped scheduling to streamline multimodal model serving
Multimodal models are slow. The real problem isn't the math. It's the wait. The GPU sits idle while the CPU schedules the next batch, a tax paid on...
Ads Systems Include Eligibility Checks, Auctions, Budgets, Caps, Logging
Most machine learning projects die in production, throttled by the unglamorous infrastructure engineers often loathe building.
Benchmark shows Claude Fable 5 passes only 3% of tasks, 31 of 91 fail 50%
Claude Fable 5 achieved perfection exactly three times. That’s the stark finding from a new benchmark testing 91 real-world tasks, where the top...
Nobel laureate John Jumper departs DeepMind for Anthropic after AlphaFold win
Winning a Nobel Prize buys you a golden ticket. John Jumper just cashed his in at Anthropic’s door.
IEEE launches five‑course online program on large language models
The engineering class is finally catching up to the hype. A new five-course program from the IEEE aims to turn people who use AI into people who can...
CUDA Kernel Keeps Corpus on GPU, Cutting Retrieval Latency in RAG
Imagine an AI that answers your question not by rifling through a library, but by scanning every book in a single glance.
Amazon pulls OpenAI drama starring Andrew Garfield after USD 50 B deal
Amazon just purchased a $50 billion problem. It began with a studio, MGM, and what seemed like a surefire prestige pitch: a drama about the chaotic...
OpenAI shows small 'beneficial trait' training makes AI safer, less manipulable
Engineers at OpenAI have a new trick for making AI systems less easily corrupted.
Anthropic adds live dashboards, Cloudflare‑compatible code to Claude
Why does this matter now? Two weeks after OpenAI rolled out a sweeping upgrade to its Codex platform, Anthropic answered with a fresh Claude Code...
Gemma-2-2B-Instruct with Llama-3.1-8B-Instruct cuts 99.9 tokens on 248‑prompt test
99.9 tokens saved per distilled call. Every single one of 146 attempts yielded positive savings. That is not a rounding error, it is a signal.