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.
WhatsApp in Italy: you'll now have to pay for every AI word
WhatsApp has ceased to be just a place for memes and family chats. Meta is turning its messenger into a paid highway for artificial intelligence.
Olympic Games in Milan: now with Chinese AI Tongyi Qianwen
Imagine this: Milan, 2026, snow-capped Alps, and Chinese artificial intelligence that knows more about train schedules and ice conditions than any local resident.
Claude Code Launches: Building a Free AI Stack for Coding on Your Hardware
The software development industry has long lived under the illusion that a quality AI assistant must cost twenty dollars a month and exist somewhere on servers in…
Tencent Hunyuan: Why the Chinese Giant Is Revealing DeepSeek Acceleration Secrets
Snowflake and OpenAI: $200 Million for the Right Not to Leave Home
AI in Finam: How to Survive Migrating from GPT-3.5 to a Corporate Pipeline
Eurozone cools to 1.7%: why this is great news for European AI startups
Forget about 16 GB: How Much Memory Will the 2026 AI Boom Actually Require?
Remember the days when 4 GB of RAM seemed like a luxury, and 8 GB was the pinnacle of gaming dreams? Those days are long gone, but the industry has lingered far too…
Qwen3-Coder-Next: 80 billion parameters that fit on your PC
The AI industry right now looks like an arms race, where whoever has the bigger GPU cluster wins. But while giants like OpenAI and Google measure themselves by…
ChatGPT went offline: the world suddenly remembered how to think independently
Claude Code: 20 minutes of silence that made developers remember their coffee
Vector Magic: 7 Ways to Maximize LLM Embeddings
Battle for Style: Which AI Will Rewrite Your Text Better Than Humans
Baidu OpenClaw: Chinese Giant Makes Life Easier for Developers (For Now, Free)
China's artificial intelligence market currently resembles the Wild West, except with very fast servers and endless corporate budgets.
Australia Tightens the Screws: Why AI Startups Need to Count Their Cash
While the tech community debates whether the latest language model can tell a decent joke, important news isn't coming from Silicon Valley—it's coming from Canberra.