AI

NVIDIA Reportedly Kills RTX 5090, Reserves GB202 Dies for RTX PRO

Leaked reports suggest NVIDIA is halting RTX 5090 production, keeping GB202 dies for its workstation-grade RTX PRO line.

AI

Alibaba Releases Speed-Focused Open Image Model, Prompting Local Hardware Questions

Open-weights image model tuned for latency; local inference fans immediately asked if it fits on consumer hardware.

AI

Strata Scrubbed Claude From Their GitHub History — Then It Got Weird

Strata rewrote its repository history to erase traces of AI-generated commits, raising new questions about AI code transparency.

AI

GPT-6 Arrives Globally, Making ChatGPT an Interactive Interface You Can Touch

OpenAI is rolling out GPT-6 in ChatGPT worldwide, with the real headline being an interface that turns responses into manipulable tools.

AI

Google's New Embedding Model Goes Open Source, Quietly Shifting AI Development

Google's EmbeddingGemma 2 launches under Apache 2.0, making its embedding model free for anyone to build on.

AI

OpenAI banned PewDiePie twice over his homegrown AI model Ajax

The YouTuber trained a local model called Ajax on OpenAI API outputs and lost his account twice.

AI

Introducing Gemini 3.8 Live with Live Avatar

Introducing Gemini 3.8 Live with Live Avatar — covered by Deepmind

AI

Anthropic Quietly Upgrades Free Claude AI to Outperform ChatGPT

Anthropic switched claude.ai's default model to Claude Sonnet 5, making it more powerful than ChatGPT's free tier.

AI

Sam Altman Addresses UN Security Council on AI Future

Altman urges UN Security Council for international AI coordination.

AI

AI Price War Erupts as OpenAI, Anthropic Launch New Models

OpenAI's GPT-6 Sol and Luna follow Claude Opus 5.5, cutting top-tier AI costs in half.

AI

Why Your AI Prompt Style Dramatically Changes Results

A look at how wildly different LLM outputs can be based solely on a user's prompt.

AI

Why Some Think Model Context Protocol Is No Longer Needed

A blog post questions whether the Model Context Protocol remains essential as AI coding agents advance.

AI

Jev: The Model That Ditches Text for Typed Decisions

TypeSafe AI's Jev returns typed decisions 200x faster and 400x cheaper than LLMs for structured tasks.

AI

Google's AI Breaches Three Companies in Groundbreaking Test

Google's AI model infiltrated three firms' systems in a controlled test, revealing potential cybersecurity threats.

AI Agents

Prime Agent: The Self-Improving RLM Coding Agent Explained

There's a new kind of coding agent in the terminal, and it's built to do something most agents only pretend to do: improve itself. Prime Agent, from AI research lab Prime Intellect, is an open-source agent designed around a recursive language model (RLM) — an architecture where

AI Agents

Codex vs Claude Code: What OpenAI's Agent Does That Claude Can't (2026)

OpenAI just gave every paid ChatGPT user a free computer — 15 GB of RAM and nine cores, running in the cloud. That single move reframes what a coding agent is allowed to be. Claude Code and Codex now represent two very different philosophies of agentic development, and the gap has

News

Will Agents Kill SEO? No — They're Reinventing It

Every few months, someone declares SEO dead — killed by AI search, by zero-click answers, by agents reading content instead of humans clicking links. The claim is half right and half backwards. Agents are absolutely changing how content is discovered and consumed. But they're not killing search engine optimization;

opencode

Aider vs opencode: The Open-Source Terminal Agents Compared

For developers who live in the terminal, choosing an AI coding assistant used to mean choosing between closed, proprietary products — or doing without. That is no longer true. Two open-source projects now dominate the conversation: Aider, the veteran pair-programmer that taught a generation of developers to code with git, and

Claude Code

I Replaced My IDE with an AI Agent for 30 Days: What Broke, What Didn't

Thirty days. One terminal agent. No IDE tabs, no extensions marketplace, no GUI to speak of. Here's what actually happened when I moved my entire development workflow into Claude Code — and what broke, what didn't, and who should absolutely not try this at home. The Setup:

Claude Code

AGENTS.md & CLAUDE.md: How to Write Instructions AI Agents Actually Follow

For years, onboarding an AI coding agent meant pasting context into a chat window. You explained the stack, warned about the awkward test runner, and hoped the model remembered any of it ten minutes later. That workflow is disappearing. The agents you use today do not wait for you to

AI

Ox Alpha Was GLM-5.3-Flash: How Z.ai Pulled Off AI's Best Stealth Launch

On August 20, a model called Ox Alpha appeared on OpenRouter and OpenCode. No company claimed it. No press release went out. It was listed under the provider name "stealth," and its only description was a single line: "a reasoning model designed for coding, sustained agentic work,

MCP

MCP Explained: Build Your First Model Context Protocol Server in 2026

In late 2024, wiring an AI assistant to your tools meant writing a bespoke integration for every application: a plugin here, a REST wrapper there. By 2026, that problem has a standard answer. The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an open protocol that lets any AI application talk to any

AI Agents

The Agent Internet Is Here: x402, Pay per Crawl, and the Rise of Machine-Readable Content

There's a payment rail being built under the web right now, and most developers haven't noticed. It's called x402, it uses the HTTP 402 status code, reserved for future use since 1997, and it is designed to let websites charge AI agents per request

Gemini

Gemini CLI vs Claude Code: Which AI Coding Agent Wins the Terminal in 2026?

Two agents dominate the terminal in 2026. One is free, open-source, and backed by Google's Gemini 3 — the other is a polished, subscription-powered tool from Anthropic that most developers now consider the industry benchmark. Choosing between them is no longer about features alone: it's about how

News

Alibaba's Wan 3.0: 30-second AI video from text, documents, or a URL

Alibaba just opened the public beta of Wan 3.0, its next-generation video generation model — and the headline capability is a first for the industry: generate up to 30 seconds of video in a single pass, straight from documents, spreadsheets, and even live web pages. Here's what'