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Nearly Astra, at a Fifth of the Price: What OpenAI’s GPT-6.1 Sol Means for Builders
OpenAI says GPT-6.1 Sol nearly matches GPT-6 Astra at about a fifth of the price. Here's what is on the official price list, what OpenAI's safety paperwork shows, and what is still only a claim.
Another Open Model, Not a New Leader: What Reflection’s Reported Release Would Change
If the Axios scoop is right, the open-weight field gets another entrant, and the top of the US market does not. Reflection has not confirmed it, and there is still nothing to download.
Everyday AI Is in Search, Phones and Offices, but People Check It
You do not have to go looking for AI. It is already in the search box, the phone, the document, and the speaker. What it is not, yet, is the thing that finishes the job.
AI Models Still Lack a Memory That Updates and Forgets Across Chats
A model can answer as if it knows you. It doesn't. Close the chat and the facts leave with it. A long prompt is not a memory, and a cache is not a memory.
Flux Cloud MCP Server Lets AI Agents Deploy and Pay for Apps in FLUX
The Flux Cloud MCP server turns "deploy nginx for a month" into a signed, paid app on Flux, without an account. The catch is the keys, and...
The Invisible Signature: Google DeepMind Has Started Watermarking AI-Designed Proteins
A new Nature paper shows you can hide a made-by-AI tag inside a designed protein without breaking it. The researchers also say the tag can still be wiped off.
From Chatbots to Colleagues: How Agentic AI Is Changing Work in 2026
Agentic AI is the shift from software that answers a prompt to software that plans and carries out several steps on its own. In 2026 that shift...
AI Agents: The Rise of Autonomous Software That Acts on Our Behalf
From simple chatbots to autonomous systems that plan, decide, and execute—how AI agents are reshaping work and technology.In 1997, Deep Blue defeated Garry Kasparov at chess. The...
How Self-Driving Cars Got From DARPA’s 2004 Race to Robotaxis
Driverless robotaxis now carry paying passengers in a growing list of US cities, two decades after no vehicle could finish DARPA's 2004 desert race. Waymo alone reports...
Natural Language Processing: The Complete Guide to Teaching Machines Human Language
From spam filters to ChatGPT—how NLP became the interface between humans and AI.In 1950, Alan Turing proposed a test for machine intelligence: if a computer could converse...
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