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Curated coverage on «LLM»: releases, research, benchmarks, open-source.
Three Mile Island will restart to power AI by 2027
The Three Mile Island nuclear plant, known for the 1979 accident, will return to service by 2027 to power massive AI systems and chatbots that require record…
A million Claude monkeys: how vibe coding is changing the profession
When AI generates code by feel and the developer trusts intuition instead of a plan, it works — but only those who have learned to do it right survive.
Malta gives all citizens a year of ChatGPT Plus
OpenAI has signed its first deal with a government: all citizens of Malta will get ChatGPT Plus free for a year if they complete an AI literacy course.
LLM bots on Telegram can be hacked with 6 lines of code: engineer built a scanner and exposed a project
Why LLM text is immediately recognizable: architectural markers in model architecture
Who is stricter with JSON: OpenAI, Gemini, and xAI tested for schema compliance
Alibaba integrated Qwen AI into Taobao and Tmall for agentic shopping
Local LLM on a 2017 Graphics Card: AMD RX 580 + Vulkan + Ollama
The aging AMD RX 580 can run modern language models — with Vulkan and Ollama, you can get 15–35 tokens per second right on your computer running Fedora.
Behavior instead of consciousness: why machines seem intelligent but do not think
In a letter to The Guardian, Dr Simon Nieder pushes back against Richard Dawkins: when AI responds fluently and with humor, that does not imply consciousness.
This week in AI: UAE, Claude in Adobe, ElevenLabs, and the economics of neural networks
Language models don’t understand time, but they talk about it
Five vibe coding mistakes: why AI code generation is more dangerous than it seems
How Memori creates persistent memory for agents and multi-session LLMs
Gemma 4 and Qwen Coder vs. the cloud: local LLMs in production
Local LLMs (Gemma 4, Qwen Coder) successfully handle production coding tasks on GPUs with 16 GB of memory — with the right parameter settings.
Planulix: a control center for Claude Code, Cursor, and Kimi in one tool
A developer built a multi-vendor control center for AI coding: when one vendor is unavailable, switch to another without losing project context.