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A new open-source plugin taps into Cursor's own backend to deliver ghost-text suggestions and tab-to-accept navigation inside Neovim.
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Longtime COO and special projects lead Brad Lightcap is leaving OpenAI, adding to a wave of executive departures as the company prepares for a landmark IPO.
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The startup's valuation jumped 10x as AI coding tools flood the industry with unchecked code.
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The preview release brings ChatGPT, ChatGPT Work, and Codex to Ubuntu, Debian, and Fedora, filling a long-standing gap in OpenAI's desktop coverage.
LlamaIndex releases a benchmark that tests AI systems on extracting structured data from complex enterprise documents, with a focus on completeness and grounding.
ChatGPT and Gemini have both crossed the billion-user mark, shifting the AI competition from adoption to monetization and retention.
A new AI model from Anthropic, left to work autonomously, improved the known bounds on one of math's oldest unsolved problems, raising questions about the role of AI in mathematical discovery.
The xAI co-founder's 2-month-old startup lands a massive seed round to reinvent model training, promising agents that are truly yours.
A new open-source extension proxies Cursor to your existing AI subscriptions, avoiding per-token API costs.
A new arXiv study reveals that AI agents show troubling inconsistency in skill execution, raising questions about their reliability in real-world tasks.
A comprehensive survey categorizes emerging risks in multimodal LLMs, from cross-modal attacks to evaluation gaps, offering a framework for safer AI development.
Researchers introduce DoTime, a benchmark that evaluates AI agents on time-sensitive, real-world activities to push beyond static coding tests.
A new pure-C, dependency-free system pools CPU and disk from any machines on a network to serve massive MoE models, with byte-identical output and no upfront downloads.
Meta releases a 30B-parameter open model for local use, promises Spark 1.2 weights, and makes a philosophical case for decentralized AI.
The long-rumored AI hardware from OpenAI and Jony Ive is reportedly a battery-powered, doughnut-shaped smart speaker with no display, priced over $300 and slated for 2027.
Researchers propose a method to transfer alignment from one fine-tuned model to another, cutting training costs while preserving safety and task performance.
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