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Image by GuerrillaBuzz on Unsplash You’ve probably heard the buzz around vector databases. DuckDB, Pinecone, Weaviate, Milvus, pgvector — the list keeps growing. And while this sounds like great news for AI companies and data teams, there’s a catch: too much choice can quickly turn into a problem. If you’re building in AI — especially […]

Image by Mariia Shalabaieva on Unsplash Nvidia’s second quarter is in, and the numbers are jaw-dropping: $46.7 billion. Yep, that’s billion with a “B.” It’s not just a financial win—it’s a major vote of confidence in Nvidia as the go-to platform for AI. But behind that shiny number, there’s a quiet battle brewing, and it

Photo by Stefan Cosma on Unsplash Most companies are still trying to make chatbots useful. Intuit, though? They walked away from chatbots entirely—and built something smarter. Hi, I’m a tech nerd, and I love a good “what-if” story. Like, what if customer service didn’t rely on robotic chat scripts? What if software didn’t wait for

No retraining. No huge compute bills. Just smarter AI that adapts like nature intended. Photo by The New York Public Library on Unsplash You know how training cutting-edge AI models usually takes tons of data, expensive hardware, and lots of time? Sakana AI, a Tokyo-based startup founded by former Google Brain researchers, is taking a

With generative AI attacks running in milliseconds, companies are betting big on automated software defenses to keep up Photo by Mauro Sbicego on Unsplash Cybersecurity used to be a human game—think analysts watching dashboards, responding to threats manually, patching systems one at a time. But those days? They’re fading fast. Now, thanks to generative AI,

Photo by Sam Szuchan on Unsplash If you’ve been waiting for an AI model that’s smart, fast, and less restricted than ChatGPT—it’s here. Meet the new Hermes 4 family from Nous Research. What Just Dropped? Nous Research just unveiled not one but four new AI models under the Hermes 4 lineup. These include: Nous Hermes

Photo by Scotty Bussey on Unsplash If you’ve ever felt like most AI voice assistants sound like they’re reading a script at gunpoint, you’re not alone. Flat, robotic, slightly off—and not always keen on following directions. OpenAI thinks it can change that. While the voice AI market is already packed with players, OpenAI is carving

A closer look at how procedural memory might help AI agents think better—for less Photo by BUDDHI Kumar SHRESTHA on Unsplash What if an AI agent didn’t have to relearn the same task over and over again? That’s the question researchers are exploring with something called procedural memory—a concept borrowed straight from how our own

Photo by fabio on Unsplash Most AI projects in big companies never make it past the pilot stage. In fact, 95% of them quietly fizzle out before they even go live. That stat’s not new—but Salesforce’s latest move is. The company just announced it’s created a “flight simulator” for AI agents. It sounds metaphorical, but

Photo by Matthew Kwong on Unsplash If you’ve ever wondered when AI models would get small and fast enough to live on your phone without draining your battery or eating up all your storage, we might be closer than you think. Google just introduced something called Gemma 3 270M — and it’s impressively tiny, efficient,