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Langfuse adds user feedback to LLM traces, linking comments to outputs
The black box is finally transparent. Langfuse now lets you take the raw, unfiltered feedback from users, their likes, their complaints, their...
Analyzing KV Cache Memory Use in LLMs with 32-Layer Model Example
That hidden memory your large language model needs to remember the conversation is monstrously big.
White House launches Genesis Mission to unite supercomputers, data in AI platform
The White House just moved the chessboard. Its Genesis Mission isn't merely another federal research initiative, it's a direct challenge to the...
Microsoft launches Fara-7B, an agentic Qwen model that solves tasks in ~16 steps
Microsoft’s Fara-7B finishes your average browser task in roughly 16 steps. That’s a fraction of what most comparable systems need.
Das says affordable compute and national datasets will cut BFSI cycles to weeks
For years, building a new risk model meant a budget fight. It meant vendor pitches and timelines measured in fiscal quarters. That era is ending.
SAM3 uses concept segmentation to locate any object described in images or video
Image recognition software has always needed a menu. Ask it to find a dog, a car, a person.
New AI Book Chronicles Startups, Microsoft, Google, Meta Competing for Future
The war for AI’s soul is being waged on multiple fronts. A new oral history, *The Scaling Era: An Oral History of AI, 2019-2025*, by Dwarkesh Patel...
Alibaba's AgentEvolver lifts tool-use accuracy ~30% via auto-generated tasks
Training an AI agent to use tools properly is a grind. You need thousands of specific, handcrafted tasks.
Expedia Boosts Partner Insights and Internal Productivity via GenAI Playground
Expedia isn’t just experimenting with generative AI, it’s building a whole playground.
AI browsers cut 15-30 minutes per document when summarizing long reports
The promise of AI is often vague. The promise of an AI browser is brutally specific: give it a long document and it will give you 30 minutes of your...
AI tools enable product search, store calls and auto-buy; Baidu unveils ERNIE 5
The line between assistant and agent has officially blurred. Baidu’s World 2025 keynote didn’t just unveil ERNIE 5.0, it reshaped what an AI can do...
Set Seed in XLMiner: Use Integer 12345, 42, 2024 for Consistent Partitions
A model’s performance should be a measure of its skill, not a roll of the dice. Yet every time XLMiner splits your data into training, validation,...
Karpathy's weekend ‘vibe code’ hack highlights AI orchestration layer
Andrej Karpathy spent a weekend “vibe-coding” a proof of concept, and in doing so, accidentally mapped the exact terrain that a fleet of well-funded...
DHL, early AI adopter, rolls out HappyRobot agents to automate global operations
DHL made a bet on silicon. For over eighteen months, the logistics giant ran a quiet, sprawling pilot with a firm called HappyRobot, testing AI...
Karpathy says AI-homework crackdown failed, urges in-class grading shift
School districts rushed to ban AI from homework. A futile effort, says Andrej Karpathy.
Police say no sexual assault in viral ‘DoorDash Girl’ deepfake saga
Police say no sexual assault happened. That's the official line. The viral "DoorDash Girl" story was not a crime in the traditional sense.
Google's unified AI stack adds multimodal tools to Search, Android, Workspace
Google has spent the last two years throwing experimental AI features at every wall. Now they're trying to build a house.
Digital Connexion to Invest USD 11 Billion in Andhra Pradesh AI Data Centres
India's new data center capital is probably going to be Andhra Pradesh. Digital Connexion just promised $11 billion to build AI-ready facilities...
Nano Banana Pro offers 4 free high-res images; plans start Rs 975/2 mo
Four high-resolution images. Free. No strings attached. Nano Banana Pro just dropped a deal that’s hard to ignore, throwing the door open for anyone...
Claude Opus 4.5 leads SWE-bench in 7 of 8 languages, 15% ahead of Sonnet 4.5
Claude Opus 4.5 doesn't just code better. It codes more like a cautious engineer who won't set the building on fire.