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The looming crisis of AI speed without guardrails

The looming crisis of AI speed without guardrails

OpenAI has launched GPT-5, its latest model, which is reported to offer improved performance, reasoning, and tool utilization. GPT-5 joins other advanced models like Claude Opus 4.1, illustrating a rapidly progressing landscape in artificial intelligence. While discussions of artificial general intelligence (AGI) continue, DeepMind’s CEO Demis Hassabis has suggested that this AI era could have […]

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Hugging Face: 5 ways enterprises can slash AI costs without sacrificing performance 

Hugging Face: 5 ways enterprises can slash AI costs without sacrificing performance 

Enterprises currently face the challenge of acquiring sufficient compute resources for their AI models. However, Sasha Luccioni, AI and climate lead at Hugging Face, suggests a different approach: enhancing AI efficiency rather than simply increasing computational power. She questions the prevalent mindset of pursuing more FLOPS and GPUs, advocating for smarter methodologies that focus on

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GEPA optimizes LLMs without costly reinforcement learning

GEPA optimizes LLMs without costly reinforcement learning

Researchers at the University of California, Berkeley, Stanford University, and Databricks have developed a new AI optimization technique known as GEPA (Genetic-Pareto). This method aims to enhance the adaptation of large language models (LLMs) to specialized tasks, outperforming traditional reinforcement learning (RL) methodologies. GEPA distinguishes itself by moving away from traditional trial-and-error learning methods that

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TensorZero nabs $7.3M seed to solve the messy world of enterprise LLM development

TensorZero nabs $7.3M seed to solve the messy world of enterprise LLM development

TensorZero has secured $7.3 million in funding to develop an open-source AI infrastructure stack aimed at assisting enterprises in the scaling and optimization of large language model (LLM) applications. This initiative focuses on providing integrated tools for observability, fine-tuning, and experimentation, which are essential for enhancing the effectiveness of LLMs in various business environments. The

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Obsidian’s CEO on why productivity tools need community more than AI

Obsidian’s CEO on why productivity tools need community more than AI

Overview of Obsidian and Leadership Insights from CEO Steph Ango Casey Newton hosted CEO Steph Ango of Obsidian on the Decoder podcast to discuss the app’s unique approach to note-taking and productivity. Obsidian, launched in 2020, operates as a Markdown-based software that stores files locally, enabling users to create a personal knowledge base without relying

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Claude AI will end ‘persistently harmful or abusive user interactions’

Claude AI will end ‘persistently harmful or abusive user interactions’

Anthropic has introduced a new feature for its Claude AI chatbot that allows it to terminate conversations considered “persistently harmful or abusive.” This capability is available in the Opus 4 and 4.1 models. The chatbot will exercise this option as a “last resort” after users repeatedly request harmful content despite prior refusals. Anthropic’s intention with

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Grammarly says its AI agent can predict an A paper

Grammarly says its AI agent can predict an A paper

Grammarly has announced the launch of several AI agents designed to tackle specific writing challenges faced by both educators and students. These tools are aimed at assisting educators in identifying plagiarism and AI-generated content, while also providing students with resources to assess reader reactions to their work, obtain citation support, and even predict potential grades.

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