Recent advances in AI are pushing beyond the traditional turn-based interaction models. Typically, AI systems wait for a user to finish speaking or typing before responding, which limits natural flow and responsiveness. A new approach from Mira Murati’s Thinking Machines Lab aims to change that by making interaction a core part of the AI architecture
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NVIDIA has introduced an experimental tool called cuda-oxide that aims to make writing GPU code in Rust easier. This new compiler backend allows developers to write CUDA kernels directly in Rust and compile them into PTX, the low-level language NVIDIA GPUs understand. The project is still in early stages but shows promise for integrating Rust
NVIDIA has introduced a new method called Star Elastic, which allows multiple sizes of language models to be stored and used from a single checkpoint. Instead of training and maintaining separate models for different sizes, Star Elastic embeds smaller variants within a larger one. This approach can save time, storage, and compute costs, making it
GitHub has released an open source toolkit called Spec-Kit that aims to improve how developers work with AI coding agents. Many developers have used AI tools like GitHub Copilot or Claude Code, but often find that these tools produce code that looks correct but doesn’t fully match their intentions. Spec-Kit is designed to change that
Anthropic has developed a new AI tool that makes understanding how large language models think much easier. Instead of relying on complex and unreadable internal data, this method turns the model’s hidden processes into plain language. This breakthrough helps researchers and users see what the AI is “thinking” inside its head. How Natural Language Autoencoders
Zyphra AI has introduced ZAYA1-8B, a compact yet powerful language model designed for reasoning tasks. Built using a special approach called Mixture of Experts (MoE), it packs 760 million active parameters out of a total of 8.4 billion. Trained entirely on AMD hardware, the model shows remarkable results, often surpassing larger open-weight models on math
Imagine an AI helper that can research, analyze, and remember information all on its own. Thanks to recent advances, it’s now possible to build such an agent using powerful hardware and smart software tools. One exciting development combines Groq’s fast AI inference hardware with LangGraph, a framework for managing complex AI workflows. This setup allows
In the world of AI and natural language processing, small changes in how text is formatted can cause big surprises in how models behave. This is especially true when it comes to tokenization, the process of breaking down text into smaller pieces that AI models understand. Even tiny differences, like adding a space or changing
Sakana AI, a Tokyo-based research lab, has introduced a new system called KAME that aims to make voice conversations more natural and intelligent. This new architecture tries to solve a long-standing problem in speech AI: how to respond quickly while also being smart and informed. It combines the speed of direct speech-to-speech models with the
Mistral AI has announced major upgrades to its open-source AI tools, focusing on remote coding agents and a powerful new language model. These developments aim to make AI-assisted coding more flexible and efficient for developers. The updates include a new infrastructure for remote agents and a flagship model designed to handle complex tasks seamlessly. Introducing
