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Every chatbot has a memory problem. They forget you instantly, forcing you to repeat your entire life story in every new conversation window.

The first agent was a proof of concept, a neat trick that pulled transcripts and turned them into summaries. That was the appetizer.

Google's Gemini-SQL2 just hit 80.04% execution accuracy on the BIRD benchmark. That's a specific, hard number.

Everyone is building AI agents that can do things. The real problem is building ones you don't have to watch like a hawk.

Bigger tiles should mean fewer memory accesses, faster attention, right? Not on NVIDIA GPUs.

**The old way of generating text is a bottleneck.** Token by token, each word waiting on the last.

For one-sixth the cost, GLM-5.2 just punched above its weight on SWE-bench Pro, scoring 62.1 to GPT-5.5’s 58.6.

Forget raw intelligence. Predicting a good research idea is a job for a well-trained referee.

Google's latest large language model is officially the best liar in the business.

Your coding agents shouldn’t be blind. Yet, every time they triage a failed execution, they’re flying without a cockpit.

Auto-Diagnose is not gentle. Of 517 feedback reports, 436 came back with a blunt directive: “Please fix.” That’s 84.3%, an overwhelming majority.

For nearly two years, Microsoft and OpenAI were locked in an embrace so tight it defined the AI arms race. They built their fortress on Azure.

Forget a stronger signal. The engineers drafting the 6G standard at the IEEE are sketching something else entirely: a network that sees, thinks, and...

Ninety-eight percent is a number you see on a product label, not in an industry survey. It means almost everyone.

CNN is building a TikTok inside its own app. The network just added a dedicated "Shorts" tab, pushing ultra-brief vertical videos to the homepage.

Everyone is chasing Nvidia. Cerebras, a persistent underdog, just threw another giant silicon rock into the pond.

Every AI summit now claims to be a global nexus. Happy Llama 2026 might actually pull it off by staging the same event twice.

Samsung dropped a video ad on February 26. It's called "Brighten Your After Hours." Two people skateboard through an unnaturally crisp, perfectly lit...

Enterprises running AI at scale rarely stick to one model. They split traffic across GPT-5.5 for hard reasoning, cheaper open-weight models like Kimi...

Engineers are now judged by their AI appetite. Teams track token counts, and some have leaderboards.