Photo by Zulfugar Karimov on Unsplash You know that little string of text you copied and pasted into your terminal because a website told you to? That’s all it takes for your computer to be completely compromised. It sounds almost too simple — and that’s exactly the problem. Over the past year, scammers have pulled […]
Photo by Jakub Żerdzicki on Unsplash For engineers drowning in telemetry and frustrated by hidden bugs, Chronosphere’s latest move might feel like a breath of fresh (and actually useful) air. The New York-based startup, now valued at $1.6 billion, just rolled out something it calls AI-Guided Troubleshooting — a suite of tools built to help
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Photo by and machines on Unsplash This week, SoftBank and OpenAI announced something that sounds big on paper: a 50-50 joint venture in Japan to bring enterprise AI tools to businesses. They’re calling it “Crystal Intelligence.” Sounds pretty slick, right? But here’s where it gets weird — and honestly, a bit revealing. SoftBank isn’t just
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Lovable started as a side project. One year later, it’s powering over 100,000 new apps a day and quietly transforming how software gets built. Photo by Mimi Thian on Unsplash 100,000 New Projects a Day Earlier this week, at the Web Summit in Lisbon, Osika shared with attendees that Lovable is seeing 100,000 new products
New research shows memorization and reasoning use separate circuits in AI brains. That could open the door to safer, smarter, and more selective AI tools. Image by Jo Lin on Unsplash What if we could tell an AI model to forget only the stuff we don’t want it to remember—say, copyrighted text or leaked private
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Photo by Matt Roskovec on Unsplash When I first read that Meta had open-sourced a speech recognition model that supports over 1,600 languages, I did a double take. That’s not a typo. One thousand six hundred languages—natively. And it gets wilder. With a clever trick called zero-shot in-context learning, the model can expand to cover
Image by Philip Oroni on Unsplash This isn’t your average tech handshake. Microsoft and OpenAI just rewrote the rules of one of the biggest partnerships in artificial intelligence. And this time, they’re bringing in outside experts to call the biggest shot of all: when (or if) AGI—Artificial General Intelligence—actually arrives. Let’s unpack what changed, what’s
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India’s eyewear giant makes its debut on the stock market with volatility, strong demand, and a valuation that has everyone talking. Photo by Shayan Khalili on Unsplash On its first day as a public company, Lenskart took investors on a bit of a ride. The stock opened lower than expected on Monday at ₹395, dipping
Image by SpaceX on Unsplash So, picture this: it’s Sunday afternoon in Cape Canaveral. Blue Origin, the space company founded by Jeff Bezos, is all set to send its massive New Glenn rocket soaring into orbit for the second time ever. The countdown is ticking, the team is watching the weather… and then, just minutes
Photo by Teena Lalawat on Unsplash When AI becomes your confidant, what happens next? That’s the question lingering after OpenAI quietly dropped a report this week showing something both surprising and unsettling: over one million people have said something to ChatGPT that indicates suicidal thoughts—in just a single week. Let that sink in. Out of
