Open-Source AI
Open models — Llama, Mistral, DeepSeek, Qwen and others — are catching up to closed labs and let you run AI on your own hardware, vendor-free. That shifts the balance of power, the safety debate and the economics of the field. Here is everything on open-source AI: open-weight releases, licenses, local deployment and the race against closed models.
AI Memory Shortage Splits the Chip Market Into Leaders and Laggards
A global shortage of memory chips driven by the AI boom is widening the gap between corporations: some are growing, while others are losing ground.
Artificial intelligence finds bugs in Linux faster than developers can fix them
In two weeks, AI found three critical vulnerabilities in the Linux kernel, while developers are falling behind on fixes. The latest finding is Fragnesia.
How Companies Lost Data Sovereignty in the Race for AI
When companies adopted generative AI, they accepted an unsafe trade-off: handing their data to third parties in exchange for results. Now the loss of control over…
Pulse AI and Amazon Bedrock for automating financial document processing
Stream Vision Agents with Amazon Nova 2 Sonic: voice bots for production in minutes
Figma Q1: AI saved the finances, but the market isn’t convinced
Alibaba integrated AI assistant into Taobao marketplace: the end of search queries
Managing AI agents is now easier: the best open-source interfaces
User-friendly open-source tools with graphical interfaces have emerged for managing a fleet of AI agents. They help build task pipelines and distribute work among…
How BERTopic with a local LLM helps Rostelecom analyze large text collections
An NLP engineer at Rostelecom shows a pipeline for clustering large volumes of text and generating interpretable topic names using BERTopic and a local LLM.
Several LLMs in one Telegram chat: how to combine Groq and Google AI
CopilotKit raised $27 million to embed AI agents in applications
Publishers sue Meta over training Llama on illegal copies of books and journals
iOS 27: Apple will let users choose AI models instead of its own
Threads gets Meta AI that users can’t block
Meta has launched a built-in AI assistant in Threads, but users can’t block it, sparking a wave of criticism on the social network.
Adaption launched AutoScientist: a tool for automatic model fine-tuning
Adaption's new AutoScientist tool automates the fine-tuning process, allowing companies to adapt AI models to specific tasks without manual parameter tuning.