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Portfolio now serves as resume: GitHub and personal site essential
The résumé is dead. Not literally, HR systems still need them, but as a tool of trust, they’ve crumbled.
Google DeepMind AI co‑clinician beats GPT‑5.4 in blind tests, lags docs
Medical AI has one job: get the answer right. A new system from Google DeepMind mostly does, which makes its single, critical failure that much more...
Musk vs. Altman trial begins as DOJ cuts voting‑rights unit, AI job panic examined
The legal showdown hits an Oakland federal courtroom today. Elon Musk is suing Sam Altman’s OpenAI.
Anthropic benchmark says Claude matches experts, 23 tasks remain ambiguous
Anthropic asked a new version of its Claude model to solve 99 problems in bioinformatics.
SMG releases smg-grpc-proto on PyPI; vLLM integrates via PR #36169
Multimodal AI is slow for a boring reason. Python is in the way. Before any image reaches the brains of a model like Llama 4 Vision, it gets chewed...
Grok Voice Think Fast 1.0 lets non‑programmers design agents via console.x.ai
The barrier between imagination and execution just collapsed. You don’t need a single line of code to breathe life into a voice agent, console.x.ai’s...
Meta pays creators to market AI tool as easy, lucrative gig on Meta
The pitch is seductive: “Easy side hustle,” “takes less than 10 minutes,” “potential $5k a month.” No limit, they say.
DAIMON Robotics develops pipeline merging touch, vision, motion and language
Robots are remarkably stupid with their hands. They can grip a defined object in a lab, but ask one to sort through a bin of mixed hardware or feel...
Anthropic eyes USD 40‑USD 50B funding round, USD 900B valuation decision in May
Next month, Anthropic's board gathers. They must choose. Walk away, or accept a staggering sum—up to $50 billion in new investment.
WPI professor Gerych offers solution to AI vision ‘Whac‑a‑mole’ bias dilemma
Artificial intelligence vision systems are plagued by a stubborn paradox: scrub one bias, and another pops up elsewhere.
AWS teams with OpenAI, saying AI agents need secure access to code and data
Every cloud company sells security. Amazon Web Services just started selling its absence.
Hybrid retrieval intent triples as retrieval optimization jumps to 28.9%
Corporate AI projects have hit a wall. It's the plumbing. For months, the goal was to make AI responses more accurate.
SenseTime launches fast image model; 10 Chinese chip makers back U1 hardware
SenseTime built its empire on faces. Now it's after everything else. The Chinese AI giant just launched a new model, U1, with a stark claim: it...
Musk says 'Agree on all' to Altman's USD 100M ask and USD 30M add‑on
Elon Musk’s reply was just nine words. “Agree on all,” he wrote to Sam Altman in October 2015, authorizing a $130 million commitment to OpenAI.
AWS Quick uses personal knowledge graph to fill governance blindspots
AWS Quick’s new personal knowledge graph learns you like a confidant, scraping local files, calendar, email, even third-party integrations to build a...
Google TV adds Gemini tools, including Nano Banana voice‑prompt image editor
Your television is getting a new party trick. This week, Google is adding two features from its Gemini AI suite to Google TV: Nano Banana and Veo.
Calculator Finds Prompt Caching and Lazy-Loading Save Tokens, Gains Small
Every token you feed an LLM carries a hidden tax. Before the model generates a single word, it must first process your prompt, a step called prefill.
Musk, at OpenAI trial, clashes with Page over 'speciest' remark and calls attitude insane
Elon Musk crashing on Larry Page’s couch is a Silicon Valley fairy tale. The testimony he delivered this week in a San Francisco courtroom is a hand...
Google launches Gemini memory in Europe, default on, pulls personal data
Google just flipped a switch for millions in Europe. Starting now, opening the Gemini app means your AI assistant begins remembering you—your name,...
Nvidia's Nemotron 3 Nano Omni: 30B model processes text, images, video, audio
Everyone else is racing to build trillion-parameter giants. Nvidia just built something useful.