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Forget the notion that AI work is instantaneous. GLM has just clocked in for a full shift.

Mark Zuckerberg has a new prescription for Meta’s hardware division: look up from the virtual world.

Symphony began as a single Codex session running in tmux, polling Linear and spawning sub-agents for new tasks.

Cloudflare announced a new serverless product called Dynamic Workers. It runs AI agent code 100 times faster by abandoning containers.

Anthropic says it has found a way to watch Claude think before it speaks, literally, at the level of individual words.

The promise of AI in software development is seductive: faster code generation, instant solutions, a productivity boost that feels almost magical.

SpaceX just bet big on open-source AI. Using someone else's chips. The rocket company signed a massive compute deal with startup Reflection AI.

Z.AI's latest drop isn't a single feature. It's three, and they're all aimed at the same target: making AI genuinely useful.

Your Mac Mini is a powerhouse. But it’s not enough to have a local LLM running, you need OpenClaw to see it, talk to it, and route your requests.

Hugging Face says more than half of Fortune 500 companies now use its platform to run open source AI models inside their own infrastructure, away...

Another open-source model claims it can compete with the giants. This time, it might be right.

The friction between building an AI feature and actually shipping it is where most projects stall. Google Genkit dissolves that friction.

Sam Altman wants you to know that OpenAI has grown up. “We are now a major platform, not a scrappy startup,” he declared, demanding predictability.

Forget about finding a bigger, smarter model. The industry's frantic chase for marginal benchmark gains—swapping GPT-4 for Claude, fine-tuning...

Imagine a code intelligence layer that doesn’t just document your repository, it understands it.

Any developer who’s wired modern AI into Prolog knows the drill. It’s a custom job every single time. You build the translator.

Anthropic demands its AI have no politics. That’s a technical headache. Their solution? Pay it.

Andrej Karpathy simplifies the complex. That's his signature move. With his new release, nanochat, he does it again.

India has ordered its internet to perform a magic trick. The government's new IT rules demand that platforms like Instagram and X block deepfakes and...

Every token you feed an LLM carries a hidden tax. Before the model generates a single word, it must first process your prompt, a step called prefill.