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.
Alibaba is preparing to release a new Qwen 3.5 model
In the world of artificial intelligence, major changes are coming: according to 36氪, Alibaba is preparing to release a new version of its foundational model Qwen…
ByteDance Released Protenix-v1: Open-Source Model for Biomolecular Structure Prediction
ByteDance, known for its developments in artificial intelligence, has presented Protenix-v1, an ambitious open-source project aimed at reproducing the capabilities…
Olympics in Milan: official AI model powered by Alibaba Qwen
Winter Olympic Games in Milan: Official AI Model Based on Alibaba Qwen The Winter Olympic Games in Milan promise to be not only a thrilling sporting event, but also…
NVIDIA puts gamers on pause: why AI matters more than your graphics cards
Moltbook: a social network for bots where you are unnecessary
OpenAI Assistants Trap: When Simplicity Becomes Operational Hell
Architectural Divorce: Why Your AI Agents Need to Separate Logic and Search
Postgres and LLM: How to Teach a Neural Network Not to Break Your Databases
Generating a database schema with ChatGPT today can be done even by an intern, and at first glance the result will look flawless.
LLM in Kubernetes: How to Tame GPUs Without Breaking the Bank
The euphoria of using public APIs is gradually giving way to the harsh hangover of corporate treasury departments.
Linux in 2026: Why You'll Finally Delete Windows
Qwen: Alibaba Burns Three Billion Yuan for Your Tea
Meta Vibes: Zuckerberg builds his own TikTok from neural network hallucinations
OpenAI Frontier: Sam Altman builds a control dashboard for all your neural networks
Kimi K2.5: Chinese Moonshot AI Outperforms GPT-5.2 (on paper)
Chinese expansion in the world of neural networks has ceased to be merely an attempt to catch up and overtake.
OpenAI Frontier: When Your Neural Networks Needed an HR Manager
Remember those blessed days when a manager's main problem was forcing the team to fill out reports in Jira on time? Those days are officially coming to an end.