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TokenSpeed-Kernel Delivers Top Performance on AMD GPT-OSS 120B via Gluon Kernels
LLM models and inference hardware are changing at breakneck pace. Why does that matter? Because speed alone isn’t enough any more.
OpenAI and Deepseek chatbots remain left‑leaning despite anti‑woke push
The numbers don’t lie, and they aren’t polite about it. A new investigation has put major AI chatbots to the test on political questions, and the...
Survey frames Industrial Continual Learning for LLMs as closed-loop update cycle
Upgrading a large language model is like replacing the engine on a moving train. The new power plant might be more efficient, but it also tends to...
MiniCPM‑o 4.5 powers image understanding, captioning and text‑to‑image generation
Most vision AI can describe a scene, but its logic fails if you ask it to reason or create.
Roadmap to AI Architect in 2026 Emphasizes Scale, Cost Design, Governance
The AI architect job description for 2026 sounds like a liability waiver. Scale, Cost Design, Governance.
Google adds screen-control to Gemini 3.5 Flash for cross‑platform agents
Google just taught an AI to use a mouse and keyboard. That's not a metaphor. Gemini 3.5 Flash can now look at your screen—on a phone, a browser, a...
Self-Improving AI Loop Evaluates Market Size, Competitors, Risks
Most AI asks a question once and accepts the first plausible answer. This model argues with itself.
Cloud provider cuts AI agent latency and energy use, says grad Gohar Chaudhry
Every AI request racing through a data center burns two things: power and time. We devour gigawatt-hours of electricity, chasing milliseconds.
LLM embeddings and HDBSCAN cluster text; visualized with pairwise scatterplots
Clustering text has always been a blunt job with blunt tools, a process that often butchers meaning just to fit a tidy spreadsheet.
AI Agents Risk Fatal Traps When Treating Context Windows as Memory
Building an AI agent sounds like giving it a big brain. Often, it's just giving it a very long to-do list it can't finish.
Amazon to unveil trustworthy AI agent framework at VB Transform 2026
Everyone is building AI agents that can do things. The real problem is building ones you don't have to watch like a hawk.
Figma launches AI motion graphics, shader tools, code layers, and new creative materials
Figma's latest update targets more than interface clutter. It takes aim at the org chart.
NVIDIA RTX PRO 4500 Blackwell GPUs Power New Amazon EC2 G7 Instances
Amazon just dropped new chips into its cloud. They’re banking you’ll pay for them.
Two-Stage RAG Pipeline Uses Initial LLM Call to Match TOC Sections
Most retrieval-augmented generation is just expensive keyword search. It fails when the document gets too big. The problem is noise.
Stanford researchers present agentic AI 'scientists' at VB Transform 2026
Forget the lone genius in the lab. The next big discovery might be managed by a CEO made of code.
Turning Logistic Regression Coefficients into Credit Score Grid
Logistic regression spits out coefficients, not a usable credit score. To build one, start with a single, concrete fact: for any variable, the...
Figma adds animation, transition and 3D transform support in latest update
Figma spent years as a very good, very flat picture. You could draw your app or website, but the thing itself was dead on the canvas. That's over.
Harness-1 20B Model Beats GPT-5.4, Curates Top 8 Fairness‑Rated Results
Harness-1, a 20-billion-parameter AI subagent built for retrieval, now outperforms OpenAI’s GPT-5.4 model. The improvement came from a policy tweak.
Study Tests RL for Broad, Persistent Alignment Beyond Training Distribution
Teaching an AI the difference between right and wrong isn't about programming endless rules. It’s about instilling character.
Qwen3.5 9B MTP Tops Local Coding Models for Scripts, Debugging and Assistants
Everyone's racing to stuff an AI model onto your laptop. Most of them are useless at the actual job of programming.