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Apply SRE discipline: SLOs, error budgets and golden signals for AI reliability
Software engineering learned to tame chaos through Service Reliability Engineering, metrics, budgets, and surgical automation.
97% Can't Distinguish AI Music; 71% Surprised, 51% Uncomfortable
We can't tell what's real anymore. A new survey shows 97% of people can't pick out AI-generated music from the human-made stuff.
DeepseekMath-V2 Generates and Verifies Proofs, Aiming to Pop US AI Bubble
American AI labs treat their best models like state secrets. Deepseek just published the blueprint for theirs.
Google TPUs save OpenAI 30% on Nvidia chips as they run Gemini 3 Pro and Anthro
The numbers are stark. Google’s TPUv7 “Ironwood” now sits in the same theoretical compute bracket as Nvidia’s vaunted Blackwell generation, matching...
New RL framework lets LLM agents master multi-step reasoning in dynamic settings
Large language models excel at answering single questions or writing code, but the real world doesn’t hand them neatly packaged prompts.
Qwen3-VL scans two-hour videos, hits 96.5% on DocVQA, 875 OCRBench
Every AI model launch is a marketing campaign, and the benchmark scores are its slogans.
OpenAI releases gpt-oss-120B and gpt-oss-20B under Apache-2.0-style license
For years, OpenAI held its cards close. Now, the company has finally laid a major hand on the table.
ESDS launches GPU-as-a-Service as AI server spend set for USD 329.5B by 2026
The market forecasts a staggering $329.5 billion for AI server spending by 2026. That figure creates a brutal bottleneck. Most firms are locked out.
OpenAI and Mixpanel breach highlights risk of data aggregation for phishing
OpenAI's security alert this week carries a familiar, unsettling echo. The threat wasn't a direct assault on the ChatGPT maker itself.
TPUs Designed for Deep Learning Can Outperform GPUs in Many Workloads
The race for AI speed has no single winner. It's a brutal matchmaking exercise: pair the right silicon with the exact task.
Google's Gemini Agent automates planning, research, and multi-step tasks
You’ve been wasting time on the tiny stuff. Opening emails, shuffling calendar invites, cross-checking flight options, none of it is strategic.
Two Engineers, One Phone Number Spark Pype AI for Hospital Automation
Hospitals run on chaos, memory, and people who eventually quit. Two engineers bought a single phone number and decided to answer it.
Ilya Sutskever calls for new learning paradigm to fix AI 'jaggedness
Ilya Sutskever sees a paradox at the heart of modern AI. The same models that crush complex benchmarks can’t hold a simple conversation without...
Qlik: Nearly half of Indian firms see data quality, governance as AI bottlenecks
Indian companies are hitting a wall with AI, and it's made of their own data. A Qlik study finds 48% of enterprises say the primary obstacle isn't...
Study finds condensed metaphors and rhythmic framing can evade safety filters
Poetry can break an AI's rules. Not with force, but with form. A new study shows that safety filters, trained to catch obvious harmful requests, are...
Microsoft CoreAI engineers warn autonomous agents may replace junior tasks
Microsoft’s push into agent-first AI is starting to look like a trap for the next generation of engineers.
DeepSeekMath-V2 Wins Gold at IMO 2025, Tops China Math Olympiad
DeepSeekMath-V2 just aced the hardest math tests on Earth. Gold at the International Mathematical Olympiad 2025, a top score on the China...
Prompt Security's Itamar Golan: AI security must be a category, not a feature
The AI security conversation has shifted. It’s no longer about whether the technology will invade the enterprise, it already has.
Translate AI Skills into Real Impact to Move From Replaceable to Indispensable
Technical skill is abundant now. The real scarcity? Making sense of the machine. That gap determines who gets automated and who gets promoted, a...
ChatGPT struggles to report the time in chat, yet can embed the date easily
Imagine a conversation where, every minute, a voice interrupts: “It’s 5:45.” “It’s 5:46 now.” That’s the absurdity of asking ChatGPT to track time in...