Photo by Steve Johnson on Unsplash What happens when you take a large language model, peel back the layers of alignment, and just let it… be? That’s exactly what one researcher decided to do with OpenAI’s gpt-oss-20b model — a 20-billion parameter open-weight language model at the center of a fresh tweak in the AI […]
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Image by fabio on Unsplash So, GPT-5 is officially out. But before we start imagining robot assistants booking our flights or running errands for us, there’s a reality check we need to talk about: according to Gartner, the kind of fully autonomous, “agentic” AI that some are dreaming about just isn’t possible yet. At least,
Why “cheap” open models can cost more than premium ones and how to keep an eye on your compute costs Photo by Tuyen Vo on Unsplash We all love a free tool, especially when it promises enterprise-level AI at no cost. Open-source language models have exploded lately, giving developers and businesses new ways to tap
Photo by Google DeepMind on Unsplash We’ve all heard the buzz about artificial intelligence reaching human-level capabilities. But what happens the day after AI surpasses us? Not decades later—literally, the next day. This isn’t about sci-fi fantasy or distant futures. The idea of “superintelligence” (when AI becomes drastically smarter than any human) is being taken
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Photo by Andrea De Santis on Unsplash Google just introduced a long-awaited feature to its Gemini AI: chat personalization. It’s a step in the right direction, but let’s be honest—it’s a small step, especially when compared to what OpenAI’s ChatGPT and Anthropic’s Claude have already been doing for a while. Let’s break it down. What’s
Photo by Mauro Sbicego on Unsplash There’s something a little unsettling happening in cybersecurity. The walls we’ve always counted on—firewalls, VPNs, encryption—are still standing tall. But now, the threats? They’re already inside. And sometimes, they arrive disguised as something we built ourselves. Not just some hacker in a hoodie. Not a rogue script from a
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Photo by Claudio Schwarz on Unsplash For a little while, it felt like GPT-4o vanished overnight. If you’ve been using ChatGPT and noticed something felt… off, you weren’t imagining it. But here’s the good news: OpenAI just brought GPT-4o back as the default model for all paying users. And this time, they’re saying it won’t
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New research raises eyebrows as background software with deep system access could quietly sideline user control over phones and computers Photo by Franck on Unsplash Ever feel like your phone knows more about you than it should? You’re not alone. A new study just dropped a serious red flag on what researchers are calling “OS
Image by Patrick Weissenberger on Unsplash If you’ve ever wondered how trading floors are keeping up with today’s lightning-fast market shifts, here’s a look behind the curtain. TD Securities just made a big move—partnering with Layer 6 and OpenAI—to give its sales and trading teams real-time insights that could mean faster, smarter decisions. Let’s break
Photo by Pawel Czerwinski on Unsplash OpenAI just released GPT-5, along with new versions of its language models dubbed GPT nano, mini, and Pro. No, it’s not Artificial General Intelligence (AGI), but it’s something pretty wild in its own right—it can generate actual software from scratch when you ask for it. Let’s break it down.
