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Joyance: 100 million for robots that walk almost like humans

Neural Networks on the Rocks: Why IT Specialists Are Increasingly Sabotaging AI Deployment

OpenAI Prism: now neural networks write dissertations (and test their robustness)

LLM·TechCrunch

Google Gemini 3 Pro: Access to AI now costs like a cup of coffee

Google has finally decided that paying twenty dollars a month for artificial intelligence is entertainment for enthusiasts, not for ordinary

01Google Search is turning into a chatbot: Gemini 3 now answers everythingFeb 6, 2026·2 min 02LLM in Kubernetes: How to Tame GPUs Without Breaking the BankFeb 6, 2026·2 min 03Tokyo Electron: profit miss won't shake AI bubble beliefFeb 6, 2026·2 min 04Audio tests 2026: why old product lines no longer workFeb 6, 2026·2 min 05Atlassian soaring: Mike Cannon-Brookes explains why AI is the best thing that's happened to themFeb 6, 2026·2 min

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LLM·Bloomberg Tech

Trumpf: German lasers make AI possible (and generate billions)

Every time you ask a neural network to generate an image or write code, somewhere in the depths of a data center, a silicon chip created usi

01IT Outsourcing on the Brink: Why AI Won't Kill Indian Giants (Yet)Feb 6, 2026·2 min 02Claude in the field: how AI turned an agro-site into an SEO machineFeb 6, 2026·2 min 03OpenAI's Prism: GPT-5.2 tackles science (and your drafts)Feb 6, 2026·2 min

LLM·The Verge

Storm Against Neural Networks: Why America's Power Grid Is Cracking at the Seams

Imagine a typical scene from a postapocalyptic film: an icy storm raging outside, hundreds of thousands of homes left without power, and som

LLM·TechCrunch

Anthropic and $300 billion: when ambitions outpace common sense

The venture capital world in AI has completely lost touch with earthly gravity. While we discuss new model features, behind the scenes a fin

LLM·TechCrunch

Moltbot: Why Personal AI Assistant Suddenly Became the New Craze

If your social media feed isn't already flooded with glowing reviews of Moltbot, congratulations on successfully ignoring the biggest AI trend of the last month.

LLM·Habr AI

Two-legged problems: why AI writes code but stumbles at the threshold

LLM·ZDNet AI

Linux in 2026: Why You'll Finally Delete Windows

LLM·Habr AI

Prompt Worms: your AI agents have learned to transmit viruses to each other

LLM·Jiqizhixin (机器之心)

GPT-5 in a white coat: how OpenAI slashed protein synthesis prices by 40%

LLM·Jiqizhixin (机器之心)

Qwen: Alibaba Burns Three Billion Yuan for Your Tea

AgentDoG: How a diagnostic collar will tame your AI agents

OpenClaw and 160 Thousand Stars: Why Agent Tools Are a Trap

OpenAI Frontier: Sam Altman's company populates offices with digital colleagues

LLM·36Kr (36氪)

GPT-5 and Test Tubes: OpenAI Cuts Protein Production Costs by 40%

You know, while we entertain ourselves by making neural networks write letters to our bosses or draw cats in spacesuits, Silicon Valley has

LLM·36Kr (36氪)

GPT-5.3-Codex: Sam Altman gave hackers the black mark

OpenAI has finally stopped pretending that its language models were created solely for writing poetry and summarizing long letters.