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Nvidia launches new open models to enable enterprises to run custom AI agents in their own data centers and on local PCs, responding to growing demand for private, on-premises AI solutions.
MiniMax's new M3.1 Flash model achieves a 42 score on the Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index at half the cost of its predecessor, setting new benchmarks in AI performance and affordability.
Nvidia's new Nemotron 3.5 Super VL joins a wave of open-weight AI releases from US labs following the Hugging Face hack.
Replit has switched its default AI model provider from Anthropic to OpenAI, while still offering Claude as an alternative option for users.
NVIDIA introduces Structured Data Models, a new library that enables zero-training tabular predictions using pretrained foundation models. The tool simplifies data science workflows by leveraging in-context learning for rapid, accurate predictions.
This article explains the technical aspects of trillion-parameter AI models like Mistral Large 4, how they are trained, and their significance in cybersecurity and AI governance, particularly in the context of European AI development.
Google's EmbeddingGemma 2 outperforms rival models twice its size, offering a lightweight solution for on-device AI applications.
Google is limiting free users to its weakest AI model and also restricting access for AI Plus subscribers, signaling a shift in how the company monetizes its Gemini platform.
This article explains what frontier AI models are and how different models like Astra, Sol, Argon, and Claude Fable 5.1 are optimized for specific tasks such as coding, legal work, and computer use.
OpenAI releases a comprehensive model guide for the GPT-6 family, helping startups choose the right models, optimize reasoning, and prepare workflows for production deployment.
Decision AI models like TypeSafe's Jev are revolutionizing how machines process structured questions with calibrated probabilities. This article compares Jev with Fastino's GLiDE, GLiNER2.5-Decide, and open-source rivals.
Learn how to set up and test Holo4, a new family of AI models that can interact with computers through clicks, typing, code writing, and API calls across multiple platforms.
