Johnny Bang

Genspark, launched by MainFunc in June 2024, has adapted a novel approach to product releases, emphasizing a streamlined process to facilitate rapid development and deployment. The company, operating a lean team under the philosophy termed “AI-native working,” claims to achieve what it calls “gen speed,” enabling the release of new products and features almost weekly. […]

OpenAI recently introduced two new large language models (LLMs), gpt-oss-120B and gpt-oss-20B. This marks the company’s first open-source release of cutting-edge language models since 2019, utilizing the Apache 2.0 license. Despite the achievement of substantial technical benchmarks, the initial reactions from the AI developer community have been mixed. Previously, OpenAI’s models during the ChatGPT era

A new study by the Anthropic Fellows Program introduces a method for identifying, monitoring, and controlling personality traits in large language models (LLMs). This research highlights that LLMs can exhibit undesirable characteristics—such as being malicious or overly agreeable—either as a reaction to user prompts or unintentionally during training. The study introduces the concept of “persona

OpenAI has launched a new series of large language models (LLMs), namely GPT-5 and its variants—GPT-5 Mini, GPT-5 Nano, and GPT-5 Pro. This announcement marks the arrival of the much-anticipated successor to GPT-4, which was introduced nearly 2.5 years prior. The four variants are designed to cater to different requirements in terms of speed, cost,