AI Pulse

In a recent episode of Post Games, host Chris Plante discusses the potential of video games to explore themes of death, speaking with Kaitlin Tremblay, developer of Ambrosia Sky. The conversation raises the question of what makes video games effective in addressing such profound topics. Tremblay suggests that games encourage players to engage interactively, fostering […]

AWS has made its Automated Reasoning Checks feature available through its Bedrock platform, aiming to provide enterprises, particularly those in regulated industries, with greater confidence in using AI applications. This feature allows users to verify response accuracy and identify model hallucinations, which are the incorrect outputs often produced by AI systems. Introduced during AWS’s re:Invent

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,

Cloud intrusions have seen a significant increase, rising by 136% in the last six months. Notably, North Korean operatives infiltrated 320 companies using AI-generated identities. The group known as Scattered Spider is now capable of deploying ransomware within 24 hours. At Black Hat 2025, the cybersecurity industry showcased advancements in agentic AI, which is moving

OpenAI has announced the release of its new flagship model, GPT-5, which will replace all existing models in the ChatGPT platform, including GPT-4o and others. This decision was shared by OpenAI co-founder and CEO Sam Altman, who stated that the rollout of GPT-5 was “bumpier” than anticipated. Selected users will regain access to older models

OpenAI’s recent launch of GPT-5, its eagerly awaited AI model, has encountered several challenges following its debut. Shortly after the announcement, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman acknowledged that the rollout was “more bumpy than we hoped for.” Initial feedback from users indicates that GPT-5 has struggled with basic problem-solving tasks that previous models, including GPT-4o, typically

OpenAI co-founder and CEO Sam Altman has acknowledged several significant issues that arose during the launch of GPT-5, the company’s latest large language model (LLM). In a recent Reddit AMA and a post on X, he detailed problems such as faulty model switching, poor performance, and user confusion, which have prompted OpenAI to revert some