As an industry, we’ve gotten good at buying our way out of bad decisions. Need more throughput? Add instances. Tail latencies get spiky? Add a cache in front of the cache. Kelly Sommers nails the root cause: Pattern-driven architectures can be organizationally tidy yet computationally wasteful. The fix isn’t another layer—it’s fundamentals. If you fund

When a vendor offered 2000 tokens per second (TPS) of Qwen3-Coder-480B-A35B-Instruct (aka Qwen3 Coder) for $50 (Cerebras Code Pro) or $200 (Cerebras Code Max), I, like many, was spellbound. However, the offer was sold out almost instantaneously. When the next window opened up, I grabbed a Max plan immediately. Not shockingly, the 2k TPS claim

Cloud computing and cybersecurity are among the featured players on the contemporary software development stage, but artificial intelligence (AI) is the star. AI continues to gain momentum as a force for business growth and opportunity, and tech and business leaders are looking to development teams to churn out products that leverage its capabilities. Naturally, there

When I first started experimenting with voice AI agents for real-world tasks like restaurant reservations and customer service calls, I quickly ran into a fundamental problem. My initial monolithic agent was trying to do everything at once: understand complex customer requests, research restaurant availability, handle real-time phone conversations and adapt to unexpected responses from human

As generative AI slop is threatening to turn Hollywood on its head, not everybody in the industry is enthusiastic about the tech. In a hilarious counter to a fan’s AI-generated image of actor Brandon Sklenar dressed as the DC Comics’ Batman, DC Studios filmmaker and “Superman” director James Gunn quipped in a Threads post that “it

In a pretrial hearing for two of the so-called “Zizians” — an alleged cult started by a charismatic, cape-wearing vegan named Jack “Ziz” LaSota who wanted to save the world from killer AI — a screaming defendant and a trash-talking attorney turned the otherwise serious appearance into a bona fide circus. Confused yet? Us too.

OpenAI claims to have figured out what’s driving “hallucinations,” or AI models’ strong tendency to make up answers that are factually incorrect. It’s a major problem plaguing the entire industry, greatly undercutting the usefulness of the tech. Worse yet, experts have found that the problem is getting worse as AI models get more capable. As

In a nutshell: it’s a free tool by Originality.ai that takes AI-generated text and rewrites/humanizes it. Think of it as your editor buddy who tweaks your text so it sounds less like it got spat out by a robot, more like you or someone you trust wrote it. Key functions: Changes tone, clarity, depth of

Originality.ai offers a plagiarism‐checking tool that goes beyond simple copy/paste detection. It aims to catch more nuanced forms of plagiarism (paraphrase, patchwork, mosaic, etc.) while giving you actionable detail. You feed in your text (via paste, upload, URL etc.), and it scans the web (and whatever databases it has access to) to find matches. Then

Grief used to mean silence, photographs, memories stored in old letters. Now some people are hearing their lost loved ones speak again — through artificial intelligence. Creating voices from voice notes. Building avatars that chat. It’s comfort, sure. But also tricky territory. What’s Going On Diego Felix Dos Santos, 39, missed something simple after his