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Liquid‑cooled AI systems make storage an active cooling and GPU partner
Why does this matter now? As AI models swell and GPU farms push power envelopes, designers are turning to liquid‑cooled chassis to keep chips from...
Anthropic releases Claude Code, Cowork for macOS in research preview
Anthropic just rolled out a new research preview that lets its Claude models interact directly with a computer.
10 X Accounts for LLM Updates, Including the ‘Largest AI Newsletter’
Keeping up with large‑language‑model news feels like chasing a moving target. Every day a new model drops, a startup announces funding, or a research...
How to Build Custom Codex Skills for Reusable Coding Workflows
Developers who spend hours tweaking the same snippets often wonder if there’s a shortcut.
Nanobot guide shows how to configure OpenAI GPT‑5.3‑Codex agent for WhatsApp
Getting a nanobot up and running on WhatsApp isn’t just about flipping a switch; it hinges on a handful of settings that tell the agent where to pull...
Zuckerberg creates personal 'CEO agent' as Anthropic's Claude gets remote control
Why does this matter now? Because the line between executive decision‑making and algorithmic assistance is blurring faster than most boardrooms...
DeerFlow 2.0 Sets Defined Architecture and Scoped Tasks for Local AI Agents
Local AI agents have been sprouting across open‑source repos, promising everything from autonomous research assistants to creative bots.
Nvidia's 3B Nemotron-Cascade 2 wins math and coding gold; recipe open‑source
Nvidia’s latest 3‑billion‑parameter model, Nemotron‑Cascade 2, just swept the top spots in both math and coding benchmarks, earning gold medals that...
LangChain to Appear at Google Cloud Next 2026 with Atlassian and Google Leaders
LangChain is set to take the stage at Google Cloud Next 2026, joining forces with Atlassian and Google to showcase how open‑source tooling can fit...
Nvidia CEO clarifies DLSS 5 concerns in lengthy Lex Fridman interview
In a nearly two‑hour conversation on the Lex Fridman Podcast, Nvidia’s chief executive Jensen Huang tackled the backlash that followed the rollout of...
Apply: AI agents that reason, plan, execute workflows at Transform 2026
Enterprises are racing to turn autonomous software into a practical advantage, yet few teams have actually delivered agents that move beyond...
Luma AI's Uni-1 beats Google and OpenAI, costs up to 30% less
Luma AI’s latest release, Uni‑1, has already drawn attention for two stark claims: it outperforms the image‑generation models from Google and OpenAI,...
Cursor's Composer 2 built on Chinese AI model, exposing Western open-source gaps
Cursor’s latest release, Composer 2, quietly runs on a Chinese‑origin model, a fact that slipped past most reviewers until a deep dive of the code...
Teens await sentencing for AI‑generated nude images as parents sue school
The courtroom is waiting, but the stakes stretch far beyond any single verdict. Two teenagers stand accused of using generative AI to produce...
Google NewFront 2026: Gemini advantage shows integrated G‑MP campaigns add value
Google’s NewFront this year put the spotlight on Gemini, its newest generative‑AI engine, and how it plugs into the broader Google Marketing Platform...
AI tools aid lawyers as courts limit expert reports, say practitioners
Courts across the UK are tightening the gate on expert testimony, leaving many inquests without the specialist insight families rely on.
Elon Musk's 'Terafab' AI Chip Factory Featured in Quick Hits of New AI Tools
Why does a chip factory built by Elon Musk matter to the tools your team will actually use tomorrow?
New self-summarization RL technique trims action history to 1,000 tokens
Why does trimming a model’s memory matter? In reinforcement‑learning setups where a language model continuously writes, the action log can balloon...
AI Influencer Awards to Celebrate Creative Talent Behind Bots, Offer Prize Fund
AI’s newest celebrities are about to get a spotlight of their own. A fresh contest is rolling out this spring, aimed squarely at the people who...
Human-in-the-Loop: Training Wheel Mode Lets Agents Prove Themselves in Risky Ops
When autonomous systems start tackling tasks that could affect safety or finances, the margin for error shrinks dramatically.