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CPUs and GPUs: Complementary Roles in Five Key AI Compute Architectures
The myth of replacement dies hard. Many assume the GPU has rendered the CPU obsolete, but that’s a fundamental misunderstanding of how modern AI...
Iran activists deploy AI‑Lego cartoons to mock Trump’s ‘civilization’ comment
Donald Trump vowed to spare "a whole civilization." Almost instantly, a group named Explosive Media uploaded a new clip. It featured a Lego Trump.
OSGym runs 1,000+ OS replicas at USD 0.23/day with decentralized state management
If you want to break AI research, break the price of experiments. A thousand operating system replicas for 23 cents a day is how you do it.
New GPT‑5.4 and Claude Opus 4.6 excel in coding, math, research
There’s a strange fracture in AI right now. The same technology that can autonomously rewrite an entire codebase over the course of an hour will, in...
The Vergecast on OpenAI, AI leadership, vibe‑coding, DIY work and Brendan Carr
Running the most powerful technology is not a technical job. It's a fight for control between some very ambitious people.
OpenAI says early compute buildout gives it edge over Anthropic
Forget algorithms. The AI fight is now about real estate and power bills. In a recent memo to investors, OpenAI claimed its real advantage over rival...
Seagate Space, Firefly Aerospace sign MoU for offshore sea‑launch platform
The ocean has long been rocketry’s final frontier for flexibility. Now, a new memorandum of understanding between Seagate Space and Firefly Aerospace...
Perplexity pivots to AI agents; guide builds Notion custom agents
The line between search engine and executive assistant just blurred. Perplexity, the AI-powered search darling, is pivoting hard into agentic...
OpenAI launches USD 100 ChatGPT Pro tier with 5× Codex limits, adjusts Plus usage
One hundred dollars a month. For an AI assistant. That figure still sounds outrageous to most, but as of today, it’s a real product on the shelf.
Florida AG James Uthmeier opens probe into OpenAI over safety, security risks
Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier has one question for OpenAI: who is using your technology, and for what? He expects a damning answer.
Anthropic sends Claude AI to psychiatrist, citing rising consciousness risk
Silicon Valley has long chased the ghost of machine consciousness, but Anthropic is taking a different route: it’s booking therapy.
Trump-appointed judges reject Anthropic's bid to block AI blacklisting
A federal court just told Anthropic the blacklist stands. Three judges, all appointed by the same Trump administration that banned the company, shot...
OpenAI cuts Pro plan to USD 100, targeting heavy Codex users and adjusts Plus usage
OpenAI just slashed the price of its Pro plan in half, from $200 to $100. That move targets a specific user: the developer or researcher burning...
Google Gemini AI generates real-time 3D simulations, like Moon orbiting Earth
Google's AI can now build little interactive physics toys. Ask Gemini for a model of the Moon orbiting Earth, and it will hand you a working...
Police corporal used computers to turn driver's license photos into AI porn
A Pennsylvania police corporal didn’t just betray his badge , he weaponized the very databases meant to serve the public.
Man convicted Take It Down Act used 24 AI tools to create non‑consensual nudes
A single smartphone, loaded with more than two dozen AI tools and over a hundred web-based models, became a factory for cruelty.
Deep Agents Deploy Offers Open, Self‑Hosted Alternative to Claude Managed Agents
Memory is the battleground where the future of AI agents will be won or lost. It’s the persistent thread that turns a one-shot question into a...
Kaggle and Google Offer Free 5-Day Gen AI Course with Gemini Fine‑Tuning Lab
Fine-tuning a foundation model used to feel like a privilege reserved for deep-pocketed labs. That changes this week.
Stanford study finds AI agent handoffs lose information, affecting compute cost
Think a committee solves problems better than a single, focused expert? For artificial intelligence, Stanford researchers have a firm answer: no.
Hayden Field discusses AI monetization cliff and existential profit race
The AI industry is burning cash faster than it can generate revenue. And the pressure to flip that equation is becoming existential.