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Perplexity's Free AI Offer Drew Millions of New Users in India
Perplexity's biggest bet on growth in India is starting to show its cards. In July 2025, the AI search company teamed up with Airtel, the country's...
SAM Network Enables AI Agents to Self-Configure Nodes
Google's GitHub account just published a project called SAM, and the name is the first thing worth clearing up.
Snowflake's AI gateway auto-routes queries, cutting costs up to 3x
Snowflake found a pattern inside its own systems that should sound familiar to any enterprise running AI at scale: simple customer questions were...
ChatGPT Launches Dedicated Mode for Teen Users Aged 13-17
OpenAI announced Tuesday it's rolling out a dedicated ChatGPT experience for users aged 13 to 17, folding existing youth protections and new...
AI Agents Fail to Solve Hidden Papers With USD 3,000 and Six Days
Give an AI agent $3,000, six days, and a clean shot at a real research question, and see what comes back.
OpenAI Report Finds Only 30% of ChatGPT Use Is for Work
OpenAI released new figures this month showing that only 30% of ChatGPT conversations involve work-related tasks, a number that complicates the...
AI Compressors Drop 83% of User Instructions, Study Finds
Ask ChatGPT to remember something for the rest of a conversation, and there's a decent chance it'll forget within a few exchanges.
Researchers Build 128-GPU Cluster From Scrap, Run LLaMA-70B for a Year
A team of researchers spent a year running LLaMA-70B on 128 GPUs pulled from the secondary market, at a total build cost of $22,000.
CUDA Agent Hits 98.8% Pass Rate, Outperforms PyTorch Benchmarks
A large language model can write CUDA that runs. Getting it to write CUDA that runs fast is a different problem, and it's the one ByteDance Seed and...
Qwen3.8-27B Runs Advanced AI Agents Locally, Surpassing Expectations
Alibaba dropped Qwen3.8-27B on Hugging Face this past Friday, and the reaction from developers has outpaced anything OpenAI, Anthropic or Google...
GitHub Outage Fuels Rival Cursor's Launch of AI-Focused Origin Platform
Cursor started rolling out its own code hosting platform, Origin, to paid users Monday morning.
MiniMax-Music3 Generates Five-Minute Songs from Lyrics and Captions
MiniMax shipped MiniMax-Music3 on the same day it announced the model, with weights, inference code and three serving paths ready to use immediately.
Amazon Destroys Rare Books for AI Training, Tracking Device Shows
A tracking device tucked inside a rare book led reporters at 404 Media to an Amazon facility in Las Vegas called VGT3, marked outside with a symbol...
Xpander Aims to Give Enterprises a Portable Control Plane for AI Agents
Gartner puts a number on the problem that's been building quietly inside enterprise IT departments: the average Fortune 500 company will run more...
Claude Sonnet 5 Launches With User-Adjustable Effort Level
Anthropic released Claude Sonnet 5 today, calling it the most agentic Sonnet model the company has built.
AI Video Production Cuts Film Costs by Up to 50 Percent, Co-Founder Says
On a soundstage in Culver City, a few miles from the old Sony lot, a horror movie called “Touch Grass” is shooting on a budget in the low millions.
Anthropic Watermarks AI Output, Some Clients Request It
Anthropic has started embedding a statistical watermark into everything Claude writes, a method built on Google's SynthID-Text approach that nudges...
DeepSeek's V4 Flash Agent Tasks Falter Amid Price Restructuring
DeepSeek's V4 Flash has spent the past few weeks sitting near the top of model leaderboards, with developers on X calling it a "total monster" for...
OpenAI Dissolves AI Risk Team, Splits Duties to Existing Divisions
OpenAI has shut down its preparedness team, the group tasked with figuring out whether its models could pose serious risks and what to do about it,...
Leading mathematicians call AI strong at calculation, weak at creative thought
Timothy Gowers has a Fields Medal. Peter Sarnak holds the Eugene Higgins Chair at Princeton.