Photo by Igor Omilaev on Unsplash Ever asked an AI assistant, “Why did you do that?” and got a confident but clearly wrong answer? Yeah, you’re not alone — but here’s the twist: the real mistake might be thinking the chatbot knows what it’s doing at all. Let’s talk about why asking AI models like […]
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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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Photo by SpaceX on Unsplash Less than a week after OpenAI dropped GPT-5 into ChatGPT, the AI world is still reeling—and not in a good way. The August 7 release was supposed to be a leap forward. Instead, it’s been marked by frustration, broken workflows, and a flood of angry users asking the same question:
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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.
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
Photo by Arun Clarke on Unsplash If you’ve been experimenting with large language models (LLMs), you’ve probably heard about prompt engineering—writing smarter instructions to get better outputs. It works well when the task is simple. But when the job gets big, fast-moving, and includes multiple tools or steps, prompt engineering starts to fall apart. That’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
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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,
