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Build an AI Study Planner Agent That Automates Tasks Using APIs
The first agent was a proof of concept, a neat trick that pulled transcripts and turned them into summaries. That was the appetizer.
WIRED Roundup: Zoë Schiffer on the AI Bubble and This Week's Top Stories
The stock market flinched. OpenAI said something, and now half of Silicon Valley is rubbing its temples, wondering if the entire AI boom is just a...
Raindrop Tackles AI Agent Regressions With New Experimentation Platform
AI agents don’t crash. They don’t throw stack traces or blue screens. They just get a little worse, one update, one prompt tweak, one model swap at a...
Google's 1.3 Quadrillion AI Tokens Show Compute Scale, Not Business Value
Google's newest vanity metric is a quadrillion. Specifically, 1.3 quadrillion AI tokens processed each month.
The Billion-Dollar AI Infrastructure Deals Fueling Tech Giants
Technology companies are placing enormous financial bets on the physical components of artificial intelligence.
NVIDIA Nemotron Simplifies Log Analysis with Self-Correcting AI Agents
Every engineer has stared into that abyss. The system crashes, and you’re left with the logs—a sprawling, timestamped mess containing every answer...
Connect Spotify to ChatGPT for AI-Generated Playlists
Spotify just handed your music history to a chatbot. You can now link your account to ChatGPT, giving the AI a direct feed of every song you've ever...
GPT-5 Shows 30% Less Political Bias, But Liberal Prompts Still Trigger More
OpenAI’s latest model is 30% less politically biased than its predecessors, but the asymmetry hasn’t vanished.
Anthropic: Just 250 Poisoned Docs Can Backdoor an LLM
Imagine a lock that doesn’t care how big the door is, only that the right key, tiny and unassuming, slides into its slot.
OpenAI's Aggressive Playbook Turns ChatGPT into a Platform
OpenAI is executing a tech land grab at machine speed. It isn't picking a lane. It's taking every lane.
MineWorld: An Open-Source AI Model That Learns From Minecraft
Minecraft is a universe of infinite possibility, a playground where players reshape reality one block at a time.
DuckDB Outpaces SQLite and Pandas in Benchmark of 1M-Row Data Tasks
A million rows of data will make your computer lie to you. It will tell you the job is done, then keep you waiting.
How Zepto's Data Science Engine Powers 10-Minute Deliveries
Zepto's promise of 10-minute grocery delivery relies on a finite warehouse stocked in real time.
Beyond the Hype: AI's Real-World Progress in Fall 2025
The keynote stages are dark. Over in engineering, the lights are still on. This fall's fundamental shift isn't about a new model.
Nvidia's New Training Method Teaches AI Models to "Think" Before They Answer
For years, large language models have been trained to do one thing above all else: guess the next word.
Together AI's ATLAS Boosts Inference Speed 400% by Adapting to Workloads
Inference speed is the lifeblood of production AI. But there’s a silent killer draining it: workload drift.
VTU, QNu Labs to Train 400,000 Engineers in Quantum Lab at Bengaluru Hub
India is trying to solve its quantum talent shortage with blunt force. This week, a state university and a startup announced a plan to push four...
From Prompt Engineering to Agentic AI: A Practitioner's Blueprint
You’ve mastered the art of the prompt. You’ve coaxed, cajoled, and engineered language models into doing your bidding.
Claude Code Adds Plugin Support to Boost Developer Customization
Every AI coding assistant sells you a custom fit. Most hand you a static toolbox.
AI spots tiny earthquakes that humans can't feel
Seven years ago, a faint tremor rippled through the Earth, too weak for any human to feel, yet it was detected and catalogued.