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Photo by ThisisEngineering on Unsplash Artificial Intelligence comes with big promises — faster workflows, smarter systems, and exciting new roles. But look past the headlines, and there’s something else going on. Beneath all the opportunity talk, AI is quietly shifting jobs around. It’s not a full takeover, but it is a carefully managed displacement. Let’s […]

The highly anticipated launch of GPT-5 isn’t going as planned, and users are left with more questions than answers. Photo by Phil Hearing on Unsplash So here’s the thing: OpenAI’s GPT-5 is supposed to be the next big leap in generative AI. People have been waiting, speculating, and honestly, getting pretty excited about what the

Why AI observability architecture matters more than ever—and how teams are making sense of terabytes in the real world Image by Martin Bendico on Unsplash The idea of AI observability might sound abstract, but for anyone working with machine learning models in production, it’s anything but. Imagine this: You’ve got terabytes of data flowing in,

Image by Alex Knight on Unsplash OpenAI is pressing the reset button on ChatGPT—and not every user is mad about it. Last week, things got a bit bumpy in the world of ChatGPT. If you noticed your trusty AI chatting differently or missing a few steps it used to nail, you’re not imagining things. Users

Image by fabio on Unsplash AI giant Anthropic has been making headlines with their cutting-edge chatbot, Claude. But behind the scenes, there’s a detail that might raise eyebrows—almost all of their revenue is tied to just two customers. And in a market where AI pricing is getting more aggressive by the day, that’s a fragile

Image by Collin on Unsplash The AI tools you trust might be spying on you — and not in the way you think. That’s the kind of unsettling reminder coming out of early discussions ahead of Black Hat 2025, one of the biggest cybersecurity events on the calendar. The conference, known for spotlighting serious vulnerabilities

Photo by Lukasz Wojcik on Unsplash OpenAI users discover key GPT models like GPT-4o and GPT-3.5-turbo mysteriously missing from ChatGPT, stirring concern about access, stability, and the future of free AI tools. In a move that caught many users off guard, OpenAI has quietly removed access to some of its most popular chatbot models—GPT-4o, GPT-4o-2024-05-13,

Photo by Andrew Neel on Unsplash OpenAI just dropped something big: a set of new open source models called “gpt-oss.” And depending on who you ask, it’s either a bold step forward or a confusing move that raises more questions than it answers. Let’s talk about what’s actually going on, and why some people are

Photo by Zulfugar Karimov on Unsplash Imagine being able to fine-tune a chatbot’s tone—not just its answers, but how it sounds when it talks to you. Formal or casual. Witty or warm. Blunt or diplomatic. That’s exactly what Anthropic is working on with something they’re calling “persona vectors.” I know, it sounds like something out