#Startups
Curated coverage on «Startups»: releases, research, benchmarks, open-source.
Moltbook and the Magic of Deception: Why Andrej Karpathy Doesn't Believe in Wonder-Agents
Every week in the X feed, another alleged "OpenAI killer" or a project that supposedly solved the problem of full AI autonomy appears.
GoMCP: Anthropic Should Have Written in Go from the Start (Now 10x Faster)
When Anthropic introduced the Model Context Protocol, the industry breathed a sigh of relief. Finally, there was a unified standard that allowed models to…
UBTECH and Fenglong: why robots aren't rushing to list on the stock exchange
Remember those days when any news about a technology giant buying a modest factory would trigger a bombshell effect on the stock exchange?
David Silver Leaves DeepMind: AlphaGo's Creator Seeks Superintelligence
OpenAI goes personal: why company lawyers are knocking on critics' doors
OpenAI Targets IPO: The Bill for Training Models Won't Pay Itself
OpenAI Admits Failure: Why New ChatGPT Became Dumber
SpaceX and xAI: Why Elon Musk is Merging Rockets and Neural Networks into One Empire
First, he bought Twitter to feed its data to his neural networks. Now Elon Musk has decided it's time to unite his most ambitious projects — SpaceX and xAI.
Apple Learns to Read Lips: Why Cupertino Needs the Israeli Startup Q.ai
Apple is doing what it does best once again: quietly acquiring technologies that in a couple of years we'll perceive as perfectly natural. This time, the focus fell…
Apple Spends $2 Billion on Q.AI: Did Cupertino Stop Penny-Pinching?
Hugging Face Spaces: How to Stop Paying for Your Portfolio Hosting
Spark Ring: The AI Ring That Survived Against Investors and Common Sense
Doubao: Why AI Smartphones in China Die Before Birth
SkyMusic: Why Chinese Kunlun Tech Spooked Suno and Udio
Let's be honest: until recently, most AI-generated tracks sounded like a robot trying to mimic singing underwater.
ByteDance at the Wheel: Why TikTok Owners Need Smart Car Parts
While you scroll through the endless TikTok feed, ByteDance's owners are busy with things far more tangible than recommendation algorithms.