AI

AI agents are already ordering food and buying ads, but nobody takes responsibility for them. The DNSid project wants to change that — with the help of internet co-creator Vint Cerf, it's building an identity layer for autonomous systems on top of DNS infrastructure.

Millions of AI agents browse the internet anonymously. That's why internet legend Vint Cerf has joined the DNSid project, which will assign them a permanent identifier built on the DNS domain system. Who takes responsibility when an agent fails?

Arena.ai has for the first time incorporated automatic fact-checking into its AI model rankings. OpenAI's GPT-5.5 jumped 13 positions, while Meta Muse Spark dropped 13 spots. It turns out that models that speak well don't necessarily speak the truth.

A research team from China's USTC has developed Capsule, a system that tackles the biggest bottleneck in training graph neural networks — GPU memory shortage. The result: up to 12× faster performance while using just 22% of the RAM previously required.

Development agents like Claude Code are changing the way we write software. SnapLogic, however, is solving a critical problem: how to ensure these AI tools don't just handle code, but also secure integration with enterprise systems.

Moonshot AI is a Chinese unicorn that almost nobody in Czechia has heard of. Yet its new Kimi K3 model with 2.8 trillion parameters outperforms both Claude and GPT-5.5 — and the company operates without a traditional management hierarchy.

BMW has become the first automaker in the world to embed its car configurator directly into ChatGPT. You can now build your dream car through everyday conversation — by text or voice. Here's how the new feature works and what it means for Czech customers.

British IntelliAM AI launched its agentic platform Enigma on the London Stock Exchange. The AI not only monitors machines but also issues work orders on its own and learns from the results. In a year-long test at manufacturer Müller, it extended the time between failures by 215 percent.

An analysis of the trend where advanced LLMs are becoming cheap and accessible tools. What this means for OpenAI's economy, the technological rise of Chinese models, and the implications for the Czech digital market.

AI generates code faster than ever, but 78% of employees are using unapproved tools. In the Cloud Wars podcast, IT leader Cedric Wells explains why governance — not speed — will determine which companies succeed in the era of vibe coding.