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So, there's this new multimodal tool called JanusCoder that says it can write code and crank out graphics at the same time.

Indie writers have usually faced a choice: pay a translator or hope a volunteer will step in, both of which can drag on or hit the wallet hard.

We’ve started seeing a lot of AI agents being packaged as containers lately, and it’s a bit of a mess trying to test them end-to-end.

When I first saw the new security brief called “Understanding prompt injections: a frontier security challenge,” it felt like the issue had finally...

The newest review of ChatLLM frames it as a one-stop shop for a gripe that’s been echoing through tech forums: having to juggle a mishmash of AI...

When I first opened Notion 3.0, the thing that struck me wasn’t the new icons but the fact that GPT-5 sits right inside the app.

When we tried to make an AI assistant that actually speeds up machine-learning work, we quickly saw it wasn’t just about throwing faster GPUs at the...

When six AI leaders sat down for a roundtable called “Six AI all-stars weigh in on hype, hope, and the reality behind the field,” the room felt...

ComputeEval 2.0 shows up this year as the newest checkpoint in our attempt to see how far large language models have come with low-level GPU code.

When you’re trying to glue a front-end UI, a cloud function and a real-time database together, the editor suddenly feels important.

Traveling around Europe with a family that speaks a few languages can feel like stepping through a minefield, especially when the newest AI...

The first thing that trips me up in a fresh data-science tutorial is often a chaotic spreadsheet.