AI

Anthropic has made a controversial decision: their latest AI model, Claude Mythos, won't be released to the public. We're diving deep into the reasons behind this shocking move and what it means for AI safety and developers in Czechia.

SambaNova and Intel have unveiled a plan for heterogeneous inference — a trio of specialized chips designed for agentic AI. The new SN50 RDU promises to be 5x faster than Nvidia's B200, all while offering 8x lower costs.

We're moving beyond AI that just answers questions, into an era where it autonomously tackles complex tasks. Discover what the rise of "agentic" artificial intelligence means for businesses and everyday users.

Boston's IT leaders are unveiling their open-source agentic AI tools! The goal? To boost government transparency and empower other cities to leverage proven technologies without relying on big corporations.

Anthropic just redefined AI agents with its new Cowork feature for Claude Desktop. This game-changing tool allows the model to directly work with your local files – no coding required – representing a massive leap in AI interaction.

Anthropic has just unveiled Claude Mythos, the most powerful cybersecurity AI model ever created — but they're deliberately keeping it from the public! Only 40 hand-picked companies, including tech giants like Apple, Google, and Microsoft, have access to it through Project Glasswing.

Anthropic and OpenAI are pushing the boundaries of AI. We've put their latest models, Claude 4 and GPT-5, head-to-head. Which one understands Czech better, is safer, and offers more value to businesses? We've got the results.

Anthropic just secured its biggest infrastructure deal ever with Google and Broadcom, set to deploy a staggering 3.5 gigawatts of TPU chips starting in 2027. What's more, the company's revenue has exploded from $9 billion to $30 billion in a mere four months!

PrismML has released Bonsai 8B, the first commercially usable 1-bit language model. It's 14x smaller, 8x faster, and 5x more energy-efficient than traditional models — and it runs comfortably on an iPhone or Raspberry Pi without the cloud.

AMD announced Day Zero support for Google Gemma 4 — the new family of open-source AI models (2B to 31B) will run on Instinct accelerators, Radeon GPUs, and Ryzen AI processors from day one, via Ollama, vLLM, or LM Studio.