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Anthropic wants two hundred dollars a month from you for a coding assistant. A tool called Goose will do the same job for nothing.

Alibaba just dropped a bomb on the open-source AI world. The Qwen3.5-Medium models are here, and they match Sonnet 4.5’s performance, on your local...

Automatic music transcription has always run into the same wall: a solo piano recording turns into clean MIDI without much fuss, but hand it a full...

Modern software is built on borrowed code. That code—the open-source libraries in everything from phones to power grids—is under relentless assault...

Headlines tout billion-dollar leaps toward artificial general intelligence. In Paris, engineers at Mistral AI shipped a model called Voxtral.

Another AI coding tool just launched. This one is Chinese. It matters because nothing in this market is simple anymore.

What if a medical language model could deliver the reasoning power of 40 billion parameters while only waking up a fraction of its brain?

Nvidia built a language model where 90% of it is asleep. That’s the trick. Their new Nemotron 3 has 31.6 billion total parameters, but only three...

Google just dropped TranslateGemma on Kaggle and Hugging Face. With a lean 12 billion parameters, it's a lightweight.

Pulling text from a PDF shouldn’t require a team of engineers or a stack of brittle APIs. Databricks agrees, and they’ve just collapsed the pipeline.

Mark Zuckerberg's engineers have, quite literally, built a Babel fish. Meta’s Omnilingual Automatic Speech Recognition suite is an open-source...

Your phone is about to get pushy. Oppo has released the code for an Android agent that watches what you do and does it for you.

Toss the marketing slides. The choice of a speech recognition model is now clear, definitive, and frankly unpleasant.

The math is brutal: generating high-quality images with open-source models has long meant trading speed for cost. Fal just flipped that equation.

The US is losing the open-source AI race to China. This isn't a hardware problem. It's a policy failure.

Open-source AI projects keep talking about autonomy. AgentLLM actually gives you some.

The old playbook for AI scalability, bigger models, more parameters, is crumbling. Moonshot AI just tossed it aside.

Every defense contractor sells AI now. EdgeRunner AI is one of the few actually building something specific: a military assistant that works without...

The browser is no longer just a window to the web, it’s becoming an agent that browses for you.

Xiaomi is selling an AI model for less than the price of a text message. For a tenth of a cent per million input tokens, you can rent MiMo-V2-Flash.