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Enterprises that run language models today wrestle with a hidden cost: the tokenizers that split text into sub‑words.

Motif, a Korean AI startup, has just released a paper that pulls back the curtain on a practice many enterprises have taken for granted.

Why does a new version of a language model matter to anyone who relies on it for work?

Two decades of research have chased a simple promise: if language models can guess the next word, why not make them guess the next video frame?

The headline promises a glimpse into the mechanics behind today’s most talked‑about language models.

Stack Overflow’s most active contributors have been vocal about a growing unease: the flood of AI‑generated answers is eroding the site’s...

Nvidia is stepping beyond its traditional role as a hardware supplier and positioning itself as a leading creator of large‑language models.

Nvidia’s latest LLM push arrives under the banner “Nemotron 3,” a model family built on the company’s hybrid Mamba‑Transformer mixture‑of‑experts...

The 2026 outlook for AI ethics and governance is shifting from paper‑based rulebooks to dynamic, data‑driven frameworks.

Why does a startup’s software matter when the market is already crowded with autonomous‑driving projects?

Why does a decade‑old task‑routing startup suddenly matter to the AI industry? Invisible Technologies began as a modest personal‑assistant service,...

In a recent experiment, three large‑language models were subjected to the same diagnostic gauntlet that clinicians use with patients.