Open-Source AI
Open models — Llama, Mistral, DeepSeek, Qwen and others — are catching up to closed labs and let you run AI on your own hardware, vendor-free. That shifts the balance of power, the safety debate and the economics of the field. Here is everything on open-source AI: open-weight releases, licenses, local deployment and the race against closed models.
LLM bots on Telegram can be hacked with 6 lines of code: engineer built a scanner and exposed a project
An engineer built the BarkingDog scanner and found that popular Telegram LLM bots can write keyloggers and provide hacking instructions. All issues can be fixed by…
Alibaba integrated Qwen AI into Taobao and Tmall for agentic shopping
Alibaba integrated Qwen AI into the Taobao and Tmall marketplaces, giving the agent access to 4 billion products and built-in payments. It is the largest launch of…
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.
AI Memory Shortage Splits the Chip Market Into Leaders and Laggards
Artificial intelligence finds bugs in Linux faster than developers can fix them
How Companies Lost Data Sovereignty in the Race for AI
Deepseek-agent: how to write your own Claude Code in 2,000 lines of code
Nous Research introduced Lighthouse Attention to accelerate LLM training
Nous Research published a new attention mechanism, Lighthouse Attention, which speeds up large language model training by 1.4–1.7x when handling long contexts.
AI agent in one day: a local prototype without the cloud or developers
A practical guide for companies that want to quickly deploy an AI agent without the cloud, large budgets, or a team of developers: Ollama, n8n, and prompt…
5 small open models with tool calling: agents that don't need the cloud
Databricks and AWS SageMaker: a pipeline for secure LLM fine-tuning
Pulse AI and Amazon Bedrock for automating financial document processing
Stream Vision Agents with Amazon Nova 2 Sonic: voice bots for production in minutes
BerriAI released LiteLLM Agent Platform for agents in production
Running an AI agent in a local script is simple. Running it reliably in production, synchronizing between restarts, providing isolated environments for different…
Several LLMs in one Telegram chat: how to combine Groq and Google AI
A developer created a Telegram bot where several LLM models work in a single chat and pretend to be corporate employees. Users switch between them on demand, using…