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The AI model wars just got spicier with the official release of GLM-4-0414, a new series of large language models (LLMs) from THUDM/Zhipu AI that’s openly available, richly featured, and ready to challenge the open-source status quo. After a bit of a “stealth sneak peek” on GitHub and

Autonomous AI agents are no longer confined to sci-fi fantasies or isolated experiments—they’re increasingly embedded in enterprises, handling everything from ordering laptops to orchestrating supply chains. Yet, a persistent pain point remains: how do you get these diverse, siloed agents—often developed by different vendors and built on

In the era of cloud-powered AI assistants, the promise of running a fully capable AI agent right on your own computer—with zero data leaving your machine—remains tantalizing. Enter agenticSeek, a scrappy open-source project crafted by a small international duo from France and Taiwan, aiming to deliver a ManusAI-inspired

In the ever-expanding landscape of large language models (LLMs), the latest entrant from SkyworkAI—the Skywork-OR1 (Open Reasoner 1) series—is turning heads. Launched on April 13, 2025, this family of open-source models is not just another incremental improvement on existing architectures. Instead, it exemplifies a new breed of parameter-efficient

OpenAI’s AI model lineup just got a fresh new member: GPT-4.1. After months of speculation, hints, and leaked model icons, the company officially unveiled this successor to the GPT-4o multimodal model last week—and it’s not just a modest upgrade. GPT-4.1 brings a bigger context window,

For years, the architecture powering ChatGPT, Claude, and other large language models has followed a well-trodden path: auto-regressive transformers that predict words sequentially, left to right. But a Silicon Valley startup’s unconventional approach—borrowing techniques from image generators like Stable Diffusion—could rewrite the rulebook for AI text generation.

If you've spent time on AI music platforms like Suno or Udio, you’ve likely noticed their Achilles’ heel: Most struggle to generate tracks longer than two minutes without losing coherence. That limitation may soon feel quaint. A new open-source model called DiffRhythm promises to generate 4 minute

Imagine a world where an AI can look at a street sign in Cairo, read it aloud in Arabic for a tourist while translating to Spanish, then instantly spot an approaching taxi cab through your smartphone camera. That future just edged closer with Aya Vision – a new family of open-weights

Watch the stream here! The internet has a long history of tweaking Pokémon’s formula to create chaos. Like Twitch Plays Pokémon’s 2014 crowd-controlled madness, projects that pit non-human intelligence against Nintendo’s iconic RPG have become a cultural mainstay. Now, Anthropic’s Claude 3.7 Sonnet has entered