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Sakana AI's AI Scientist-v2 — the system that autonomously generates research hypotheses, runs experiments, and writes full papers — just got a write-up...
The open-weight leaderboard has a new king, and you probably can't afford to host it.
Google just shipped the first mainstream API that collapses the entire ASR-LLM-TTS voice pipeline into a single native audio-to-audio model, and a ten-minute...
Q1 2026 delivered more custom inference silicon than any quarter in history. Google deployed Ironwood.
Anthropic, the company that built its entire brand on being the responsible AI lab, just accidentally published internal documents about its most powerful...
Most newsletter operators throw money at Facebook ads, watch their CPA creep from 1.50 to 3.
TypeScript 6.0 landed on March 23, and if you upgrade without reading the changelog, your CI will break.
CSS Anchor Positioning now ships in every major browser, making JavaScript tooltip libraries obsolete for most use cases. Popper.
Alibaba dropped Qwen 3.6-Plus this week, and the headline number caught my attention: 61.
Last week, prototypes in Figma and the components in your codebase were parallel universes that sort of looked alike if you squinted.
Most of the coverage around Next.js 16.
Most indie hacker stories that get shared involve a number going up. Someone crosses 10K MRR, someone else hits 50K.
Cursor shipped version 3 on Wednesday, and the release notes read less like an IDE changelog and more like a manifesto.
The W3C dropped a fresh WCAG 3.
Last month I watched a PM present three roadmap options to their VP. Equal weight, equal slide real estate, equal enthusiasm for each.
A video model that ingests nine reference images, three video clips, and three audio tracks in a single generation pass just hit number one on Artificial...
For the first time in the MLPerf inference benchmarks, AMD posted numbers that don't require mental gymnastics to interpret.
PraisonAI markets itself as a framework for building multi-agent AI teams — autonomous agents that write code, call APIs, and orchestrate complex workflows.
Zone.js was Angular's original sin.
Dark mode shouldn't be hard. Swap some colors, toggle a class, move on.
Every data team running Kafka eventually hits the same wall: how do I get these events into my lakehouse so analysts can actually query them?
Most agent loops work like this: the model picks a tool, calls it, gets the result, picks the next tool. Rinse, repeat.
Everyone obsesses over model weight quantization — Q4_K_M this, GPTQ that — while the actual memory hog during inference quietly eats your VRAM alive.
NVIDIA dropped Nemotron 3 Super a few weeks ago, and the discourse moved on within 48 hours. Understandable — March was a firehose of model releases.