In a livestreamed keynote on Thursday, OpenAI president Greg Brockman announced Daybreak for Frontline Defenders, a new global initiative to

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A metrics dashboard can tell you a system’s health with ease. A log can help you understand a discrete failure.

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There was no mistaking the divide in March with the release of ARC-AGI-3. While frontier AI models could do little

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When enterprise AI applications scale, they inevitably hit a wall. For many engineering teams this wall is initially diagnosed as

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We instrumented the full path from pod creation to first inference response on a GPU node running a 70B-class model.

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OpenAI on Thursday launched GPT-6 Astra, its newest flagship model. The company describes it as “the world’s most intelligent and

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Nvidia has confirmed that it’s agreed to acquire Hugging Face in a mammoth $12.9 billion deal that will bring one

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PhiloLabs wanted to see how far a group of AI coding agents could get building something where working code wasn’t

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Nvidia’s bet on open models and local AI has been taking shape for a while now. Its acquisition of Hugging

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AI agents are multiplying as corporations adopt the technology in record numbers. Smarter underlying models, better tool use, and improved

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It has been a big week for Meta in the AI sphere, formally launching its Muse Code coding agent out

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A 438-billion-parameter reasoning model isn’t an obvious choice when speed is a priority. Multiverse Computing is betting that compression can

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OpenAI said Tuesday that its upcoming Astra model is the company’s first to reach the Critical cybersecurity threshold in its

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Anthropic aimed to steer its ship into safer, more carefully charted waters this week. The company announced it was improving

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Google hasn’t released a Gemini Pro model in a while, but on Wednesday, the company launched yet another set of

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Vercel ran more than 200 agent runs to build design.md, a new public prompt file designed to help agents create

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Thanks to increasingly capable models, some parts of your business are getting faster, more capable, and more productive every month.

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Anthropic launched Claude Fable 5.1 on Tuesday with a statistical signature embedded in its generated text, but developers shouldn’t expect

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Runway introduced Solaris on Monday, the first model of a new class of AI systems it calls Interface World Models,

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On Tuesday, Anthropic launched the latest versions of its flagship Fable and Mythos models. Anthropic promises that the updated models

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Perplexity wants its AI agents to use more of the computing power already sitting inside a Mac. The company launched

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I always wonder about the end goal when companies launch products so close together and undercut each other by claiming

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Meta’s Superintelligence Labs on Tuesday launched Muse Voice Transcribe, a new real-time speech recognition model that, at least on some

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Shadow IT used to be a SaaS problem. Someone on the marketing team signed up for a tool, connected it

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Meta has formally launched Muse Code out of beta, less than a month after first debuting the coding agent. Alongside

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Every application has always needed a place to keep its state. That is not new. What is new is who

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OpenAI caused something of a stir over the weekend when it announced plans to cut Cursor’s direct access to OpenAI

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Connecting an AI agent to a tool is relatively straightforward. Things get more complicated once an organization has hundreds or

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On Monday, Google launched TimesFM-3, a 330-million-parameter time-series forecasting model trained on over a trillion real-world and synthetic data time

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SpaceX and Nvidia say they are adapting the Vera Rubin NVL72 rack-scale AI platform for orbital use, with SpaceX targeting

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