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August 09, 2025

OpenAI just rolled out GPT-5, their latest AI model that's not only smarter with PhD-level reasoning but also artsy with 'vibe coding' for software via simple prompts. Meanwhile, Rakuten is stepping up its game with Rakuten AI, aiming to make everything from shopping to travel smoother for users. And in a move that might shake up the tech landscape, OpenAI's $6.4 billion acquisition of Jony Ive's io Products hints at their ambitions to blend AI with sleek hardware design.

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August 08, 2025 • 8 stories

OpenAI's latest move with GPT-OSS is shaking things up by offering open-weight reasoning models under an Apache 2.0 license, which could really speed up AI innovation across industries. Meanwhile, Elon Musk's xAI is making waves with Grok 3, boasting impressive capabilities thanks to a massive boost in computing power. Over in the cybersecurity world, Palo Alto Networks’ acquisition of CyberArk for $25 billion highlights how AI is becoming increasingly pivotal in defending against digital threats.

August 07, 2025 • 6 stories

So, OpenAI's about to drop ChatGPT 5.0, which is set to change the game with some pretty cool multimodal abilities—think text, images, and maybe even voice working together. Meanwhile, Wix is stepping up for small businesses by rolling out financial tools like Wix Checking and Wix Capital, making it easier for merchants to manage their cash flow without juggling multiple platforms. And for those keeping an eye on AI research, Hugging Face is making waves with their 'Reflect, Retry, Reward' framework, which could mean smarter AI that learns from its mistakes—no synthetic data required.

August 06, 2025 • 6 stories

DataRobot's new Agent Workforce Platform, developed with NVIDIA, is setting the stage for AI agents to become digital colleagues, making sure they work smoothly across different environments. Over in the consumer tech world, Meta's gearing up to drop six AI wearables this year, including some sporty AR glasses that seem perfect for athletes looking for that high-tech edge. Meanwhile, NeurIPS is calling for creative minds to submit work for their AI track focused on 'Humanity,' which sounds like a cool chance for some deep thinking about how tech and human life intersect.

August 05, 2025 • 6 stories

AI is taking a fascinating turn with 'The AI Scientist-v2' now writing peer-reviewed papers entirely on its own. Meanwhile, the 'AgentRxiv' framework is letting AI agents collaborate like a bunch of nerdy researchers on a shared server, hinting at a future where they might be the ones making groundbreaking discoveries. On the business side, OpenAI's jaw-dropping $8.3 billion funding round and Palo Alto Networks' $25 billion move to acquire CyberArk show just how much money is flooding into AI and cybersecurity, as companies gear up for a future dominated by machine-driven innovation.

August 04, 2025 • 8 stories

Meta's new Segment Anything Model 2 is stepping up the game with real-time video object tracking, potentially reshaping everything from video editing to mixed reality. Meanwhile, OpenAI's rolling out a nifty 'Advanced Voice Mode' for ChatGPT, letting the AI catch your vibe through your voice—because who doesn't want their AI to feel a bit more human? And over at NeurIPS 2025, a staggering 27,000 paper submissions show just how quickly the AI field's growing, even as they grapple with how to manage that volume.

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