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z.ai's GLM-5 logs record low hallucination rate, beats Moonshot's Kimi K2.5
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.
MiniMax's M2.5 costs 1/20 of Claude Opus, covers 30% of HQ tasks
MiniMax claims their M2.5 model costs just one-twentieth of Claude Opus. That alone turns heads.
OpenAI deploys Cerebras chips for 15x faster code generation
Speed changes everything. Fifteen times faster code generation isn’t just a number, it’s a different kind of interaction, a rhythm that rewires how...
OpenAI President donates millions to Trump, says it’s for humanity
Greg Brockman, president of OpenAI, just wired several million dollars to Donald Trump. He calls this an investment in humanity. The check cleared.
Gemini 3 Deep Think Boosts Reasoning with Mathematical and Algorithmic Rigor
The hardest tests we have for human intelligence are now being passed by a machine.
ByteDance AI model creates clips from text, images, audio and video
The past year has been a blur of breakthroughs in AI-generated video. Google’s Veo 3 now stitches audio onto clips.
MLOps Workflow Normalizes and Enriches Occupational Wage Data from Excel
The raw Excel file arrives like an unlabeled drawer in a cabinet of records: messy, inconsistent, and full of promise.
Full‑stack resilience: protecting democracies from digital threats to subsea cables
The internet runs on wet string. A million miles of it, at the bottom of the ocean.
xAI launches GLM-5 and AI-driven customer intelligence platform
xAI is pulling the trigger on two fronts at once: a new frontier model called GLM-5 and an AI-driven platform that claims to finally give...
RentAHuman lets AI agents hire users while humans can apply for tasks
AI agents hiring humans belongs in a sci-fi flick. The truth is closer to a grimy digital sweatshop. Take RentAHuman.
Anthropic aims to curb costs as it launches USD 50B of data centers in NY, Texas
The math behind artificial intelligence is brutally expensive. A few keystrokes in a chatbot can consume more power than a modest home does in a day.
OpenAI researcher quits, citing distrust over ad‑driven engagement metrics
Zoë Hitzig quit her AI safety job at OpenAI over one thing: she believes the company will lie for money. She built guardrails there for two years.
User customizes OpenClaw AI personality, controls it remotely, then faces problems
OpenClaw sells a fantasy: a digital servant you chat with like a friend. You name it. You give it preferences.
Qwen-Image-2.0 renders calligraphy with near‑perfect text, ranks behind Nano Banana Pro
Most AI image generators are functionally illiterate. They produce a poster or a sign, and the text is a garbled mess of plausible shapes.
Jeffrey Epstein Consulted Elon Musk Ally on Potential Tesla Privatization
Jeffrey Epstein tried to arrange the financing for Elon Musk's 2018 plan to take Tesla private.
India's new IT rules give Instagram and X an unworkable deepfake deadline
India has ordered its internet to perform a magic trick. The government's new IT rules demand that platforms like Instagram and X block deepfakes and...
CBP signs Clearview AI contract for tactical targeting amid DHS scrutiny
The check from Customs and Border Protection is already signed, payable to Clearview AI. For a face-search engine.
Target to run product and deal ads within ChatGPT for real‑time discovery
ChatGPT is about to become a shopping mall. Target will serve you an air fryer ad when you ask about countertop cooking.
EU AI Lacks Models and Compute; Germany Urged to Lead Coalition
Europe has brilliant AI researchers and almost no functional AI. Its own rules are to blame.
Mistral's revenue jumps 20‑fold as Europe backs AI independence
Last year, Mistral looked like a nice try. A Parisian startup politely raising its hand while American and Chinese firms ate the entire AI market.