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How Retrieval-Augmented Generation Uses Query Vectors to Find Similar Docs
Forget keywords. The real search happens in vector space, a geometric realm where your question becomes a single point of data.
Run Qwen3.5 on an Old Laptop Using Ollama’s New Tool Integrations
Ignore the breathless press releases. The genuine shift in artificial intelligence this month isn't happening in a silicon fab.
Zhipu AI's GLM-5.1 optimizes code over hundreds of rounds, thousands of tool calls
Sure, your AI can write code. But can it genuinely edit that work? Not just patch a bug, but systematically tear down and rebuild its own logic to...
Google lets users create up to 8‑second deepfake clips with custom avatars
Google built a machine to make deepfakes of you. You can use it right now in YouTube Shorts. Open the app.
Anthropic debuts Claude Managed Agents beta for cloud‑hosted AI
Building your own production-ready AI agent has always meant wrestling with a tangle of sandboxing, state management, and tool execution,...
Meta Superintelligence Labs launches Muse Spark, its first multimodal AI model
The AI race just got a new chassis. Meta Superintelligence Labs is no longer a rumor, it’s shipping hardware for the mind.
DC reviews OpenAI proposals as Farrow‑Marantz publish 17,000‑word Altman expose
The same day OpenAI released its economic proposals to Washington, Ronan Farrow and Andrew Marantz dropped a 17,000-word bomb in *The New Yorker*.
Better Harness updates add usage examples, chaining guide, and tool clarifications
The latest round of Better Harness updates is not a tweak. It’s a recalibration. We’ve added usage examples, a chaining guide, and clarified the tool...
Meta unveils Muse Spark, model since Superintelligence Labs; benchmarks show return to form
Meta's lost year is officially over. The proof? A single, staggering number: 52. That's the score for its new Muse Spark model on the Artificial...
Meta's Muse Spark, first frontier model, matches Llama 4 Maverick with 10× less compute
Meta’s Muse Spark does something head-turning: it matches the capabilities of Llama 4 Maverick while using more than ten times less compute.
Musk offers to give damages to OpenAI nonprofit as judge rejects punitive claim
Elon Musk now says any damages he wins from his lawsuit against OpenAI should go to the nonprofit's original mission, not to him.
Memento‑Skills lets AI agents rewrite code-based skills without model retraining
Most AI agents are amnesiacs. They talk, but they don't learn from it. The chat log fills up, the context window scrolls, and nothing permanent...
Meta reenters AI race with Muse Spark, Llama successor after billions spent
Meta has spent billions trying to buy its way back into the AI conversation. The result is Muse Spark, a model built to justify its price tag by...
Study finds ‘bot’ term used 16,232 times in 2.8M Telegram messages
Sixteen thousand two hundred and thirty two. That's the exact number of times users typed "bot" into nearly 2.8 million messages in Italian and...
Anthropic restricts access to Mythos AI after data leak of model details
The same company building an AI to hunt down cyber vulnerabilities just got hacked, twice.
OpenAI CEO Altman says profit not expected until 2029, per 2024 reports
Sam Altman’s message is consistency itself: relax. The money will arrive. Just wait until 2029.
Anthropic researcher Nicholas Carlini reports surge of bugs in Project Glasswing
Nicholas Carlini takes a breath, finds a new software bug. That’s his rhythm now.
ProPublica union staff strike over AI use, layoffs and wage disputes
The air in ProPublica’s newsroom crackles with more than just editorial tension. Thirty-seven unionized staffers have walked out.
Anthropic's new AI faces rate‑limit woes as compute boost looms, Mythos poised
The irony is almost poetic: a model so capable it strains the very infrastructure meant to serve it.
Critique of AI Optimism Highlights Risks of Future Robot Deployment
The tech industry's favorite fantasy involves robots making more robots, an endless loop of automated labor that supposedly solves everything.