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When OpenAI rolled out the Reddit AMA to show off GPT-5.1, the thread turned into what many called a “karma massacre.” Within minutes the model’s...
When Google put together five recent AI-agent papers, it gave us a peek at what powers today’s chat bots.
OmniFocus just dropped a handful of AI-powered tools that let you sketch out automations a bit faster.
Planning a holiday spread has always felt like a circus, and 2025 is throwing a few new tricks into the ring.
When I first saw the latest benchmark results, the numbers looked good, until the context window got bigger.
When you try to launch a startup with barely any cash, it feels a bit like trying to keep a few plates spinning at once.
When I opened Zoho this morning, the first thing I saw was a banner touting a new AI-powered upgrade for its more-than-55 business apps.
I was flipping through a paper on Transformers and the first thing that jumps out is the obvious split between encoder and decoder stacks.
When I skimmed Google’s newest paper, the first thing that stuck out was how they finally address a gripe that’s been floating around the open-source...
When OpenAI ran a handful of tests last month, the goal was simple-ish: see if sparsity could actually help debug huge neural nets.
When OpenAI rolled out GPT-5.1, the headline wasn’t just “bigger model” - it was “customizable tone, conciseness and emoji settings.” That wording...
These days AI models gulp petabytes of data, and the storage layer often ends up as the bottleneck.