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.
Claude Code on a Diet: How to Run an AI Programmer for Free and Locally
The dream of an AI that writes code for you has finally taken tangible form, but, as usual, with a caveat in the form of a monthly subscription.
The Quiet Death of GPU: Why Your Neural Network Is Killing Video Memory Right Now
You've probably seen those reassuring graphs in monitoring: a flat temperature line, stable 65 degrees, and a complete sense that the system is handling it.
Radeon AI PRO R9700: AMD Tries to Take Bread from NVIDIA (and It's Working)
The professional AI hardware market has long resembled an exclusive NVIDIA party, where entry required payment of the "CUDA tax." We've all grown accustomed to the…
Local AI on M1: Why Apple Magic Shattered Against Harsh Reality
Nobel Prize for an Algorithm: Why AI Scientists Risk Killing Scientific Excitement
Kimi K2.5 and OpenClaw: the Chinese answer to Claude goes free
Jensen Huang and DeepSeek: Nvidia Chooses Business Over Politics
Apple Losing Brains: Why Siri Isn't Getting Smarter (and Who's to Blame)
Secrecy has always been Apple's superpower, but in the age of generative AI, it has suddenly become its greatest weakness.
Nvidia and the 'Chinese Question': Jensen Huang Defends DeepSeek's Right to Support
While the whole world was discussing how the Chinese DeepSeek managed to train a powerful model for pennies, Washington started looking for guilty parties. Nvidia…
Apple Loses AI Talent: Why Cupertino Can't Keep the Best
Claude 4.5 Without Borders: How Amazon Bedrock Rescues Developers From Digital Isolation
Qwen at ICLR 2026: Alibaba Turns Chatbots Into Fundamental Science
GRPO and RLVR: Why DeepSeek-R1 Heirs Could Hit a Dead End
Zuckerberg and His 'Personal Superintelligence': 2026 Will Be the Moment of Truth for Meta
Mark Zuckerberg has changed his mind again about saving the world through empty metaverses and decided to make us all owners of personal super-intelligence.
Sunrise S3: China's Answer to Video Memory Hunger and Expensive Generation
While the industry is gasping from video memory shortage and H100 price tags, the Chinese company Sunrise decided to come in with the trump cards that really…