AI

NVIDIA has been released Nemotron-Labs-TwoTowera distributed language model built on a dynamic pre-trained backbone. It is shipped as an open model under the NVIDIA Nemotron Open Model license. The release directs to the scripting pass-through bottle. Autoregressive (AR) models determine one token at a time. That serial process includes production. Different language models take another … Read more

Linq developers can now build iMessage apps. These are small interactive apps that run within an iMessages conversation. A user can shop, play a game, book a flight, or pay. None of it needs to leave the iMessage thread. No external browser deep linking. There is no ‘tap here to exit the app.’ Previously, the … Read more

Anthropic recently released Claude Sonnet 5. The Sonnet. I had to say it twice. This is it the middle child of the Claude family, and one that many people will actually use. It’s fast, it’s capable, it’s cheap to run, too free to use for all users without subscription. In this article, we look at … Read more

Three chatbots. Same price $20 of their subscriptions. The juxtaposition is almost laughable considering how different the offerings are. The same amount does not mean same product. I paid all three and did the same job for each. They are not interchangeable as you will soon find out. Pick the wrong one and you’ll spend … Read more

Meta AI recently launched Brain2Qwerty v2. Determining natural sentences from non-distracting mental recordings in real time. The program reads magnetoencephalography (MEG) signals while a person types. It rebuilds what they typed, untethered and unedited. This is a sequel to Brain2Qwerty v1, released in February 2025. Meta also releases the full training code for both versions. … Read more

OpenClaw recently released companion apps for iOS and Android. The iOS app is listed as ‘OpenClaw – AI that does things.’ Both apps are free to download. They are not independent chatbots. Each phone becomes a node in the host agent network. The assistant itself runs on a separate Gateway. That separation is the whole … Read more

base_g = ( graphistry .bind(source=”src”, destination=”dst”, node=”id”) .edges(edges_df) .nodes(nodes_df) .bind( edge=”edge_id”, edge_title=”edge_title”, edge_label=”edge_label”, edge_weight=”event_count”, edge_size=”edge_size”, point_title=”point_title”, point_label=”label”, point_color=”node_color”, point_size=”node_size”, point_x=”x”, point_y=”y” ) .settings(url_params={“play”: 0, “info”: “true”}) ) print(“nConstructed a PyGraphistry Plotter named base_g.”) print(“It binds src/dst edges, node attributes, titles, labels, sizes, colors, and external x/y layout.”) try: dot_text = base_g.plot_static(engine=”graphviz-dot”, reuse_layout=True) dot_path = OUT_DIR … Read more

AI scientists are becoming the new interface for scientific computing. These agents read documents, write code, generate hypotheses, call APIs, and inspect files. But science is not software engineering. No test suite becomes green if the hypothesis is correct. Discovery is always iterative, uncertain, and based in the physical world. That gap is what NVIDIA … Read more

EverMind released EverOSan open source in-memory runtime for AI agents. It is distributed under the Apache 2.0 license. It addresses the problem that agent developers first encountered: large language models are stateless. The conversation ends, and the context is gone. EverOS suggests a different substrate. Instead of locking the memory inside the vector data, it … Read more

def _purge(*prefixes): for name in [m for m in list(sys.modules) if any(m == p or m.startswith(p + “.”) for p in prefixes)]: del sys.modules[name] def _load_ocrmypdf(): _purge(“PIL”, “ocrmypdf”) import ocrmypdf return ocrmypdf try: ocrmypdf = _load_ocrmypdf() except ImportError as e: if “_Ink” in str(e) or “PIL” in str(e): print(“Repairing an incompatible Pillow (reinstalling pillow<12)…”) sh(f'”{sys.executable}” … Read more