At GTC Paris, Jensen Huang unveiled NVIDIA’s plan to make Europe a producer of AI infrastructure, models and applications. The initiative spans data centers, qu...
A study of 3,132 participants finds that access to AI advice sharply reduces people’s willingness to say “I don’t know,” even when that advice is wrong. The result combines more answers, fewer correct ones and greater confidence.
Xi Jinping has called for international cooperation to prevent artificial intelligence from being dominated by a single country. His message places the race for models, chips and rules at the heart of the technological rivalry between China and the United States.
A team at the University of Wrocław has applied deep learning to satellite navigation signals to improve three-dimensional humidity maps. The work could lead to better warnings for heavy rainfall and flash floods.
Startup Hemispheric has collected 250,000 hours of brain recordings from 100,000 people to train AI for mental health and neurological diagnosis. Its first product, focused on PTSD, will still need regulatory approval.
NVIDIA and LangChain have released a tuned profile for running agents with Nemotron 3 Ultra. The approach aims to bring an open model closer to closed alternatives by improving the environment around it.
Microsoft Research has released Flint, an open language that lets AI agents create sophisticated charts from brief, editable instructions. Its compiler translates user intent into Vega-Lite, ECharts or Chart.js.
DeepMind has released DiffusionGemma, an experimental open model that generates blocks of text in parallel. It promises up to four times faster performance on local GPUs, albeit with lower overall quality than conventional Gemma models.
The company founded by Mira Murati has released Inkling, an open-weight model designed for companies to adapt to their own data and workflows. Its bet is not on leading in general capability, but on competing through customization and efficiency.
Kimi K3 leads Code Arena WebDev Overall with 1,679 points to Claude Fable 5’s 1,631. What the ranking measures—and what it cannot prove.
Hundreds of tutorials promise your agent will 'never forget'. We examine the genre without quoting its salesmen: what they build is a searchable logbook, not memory that sprouts. The lawyer who doesn't search, the traffic light, the flashlight batteries — and the question nobody answers: how does an agent know it remembers something?
'My job is to write loops,' says Claude Code's creator; 'it's cron with a hat on,' replies the skeptic. Both are partly right. We separate the evidence (independent verifiers, structural bets, distilled memory) from the smoke, with Goodhart's law as the warning and this newsroom as the test bench.
Musk claims AI will generate binaries directly and coding disappears in 2026. We separate the real quote from the viral add-on, measure the distance between Google's 75% and 100% with no humans, and pose the serious question: what happens to trust when the readable artifact disappears.
OpenAI is worth 730 billion and doesn't earn a dollar. Money circulates among giants paying each other. Revolution or bubble? The data, without smoke, and the question that really matters.
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