Let’s be honest—Google’s AI track record is a mix of brilliance and abandoned side projects. So when they finally launched the NotebookLM mobile app at I/O 2025, the real question wasn’t “How groundbreaking is this?” but rather “Will it survive past next year?” The Good: Offline Playback & AI That (Mostly) Works For once, Google delivered on a core promise: offline...
Ah, the sweet scent of déjà vu—like burnt coffee and investor desperation. Companies are slapping “AI” onto their pitch decks faster than a toddler with a sticker book, and shockingly, it’s working. Domain registrations for “.ai” surged 77% last year, proving that humanity’s collective memory spans roughly as long as a goldfish’s attention span. Dot-Com 2.0: Same Script, Dumber Actors 🤖 Remember...
Google’s latest AI agent isn’t just writing code—it’s reclaiming millions in wasted compute. And no, your startup’s slapdash “AI assistant” isn’t even close. The 0.7% Miracle (That Actually Matters) Most AI “breakthroughs” are glorified demos—AlphaEvolve isn’t. This DeepMind-built agent autonomously rewrites critical infrastructure code, shattering a 56-year-old matrix...
Finally—an AI that doesn’t just regurgitate Wikipedia summaries and call it “research.” You.com’s ARI Enterprise is making waves by gasp delivering real depth in enterprise research, outperforming OpenAI in 76% of head-to-head tests. Why This Isn’t Just Another AI Hype Train 🚂 Most AI “research assistants” are glorified search bars with a PhD in hallucination. But ARI...
Let’s be honest—AI research tools have been about as useful to businesses as a chocolate teapot. Sure, ChatGPT can spit out a 10,000-word dissertation on quantum mechanics, but try handing that to a client without citations, formatting, or a shred of professionalism. Enter OpenAI’s Deep Research PDF export, a feature so obvious it’s embarrassing it took this long. Why This Isn’t Just Another...
Let’s talk about the moment Big Blue decided to rebrand obsolescence as innovation. Back in 2015, IBM’s then-CEO Ginni Rometty stood on a Gartner stage and declared the dawn of the “Cognitive Era”—a masterclass in corporate spin that would make even the slickest PR flacks blush. Watson, IBM’s glorified trivia bot, had already crushed Jeopardy! champions, but the real magic trick wasn’t AI—it was...
Finally, some actual research cutting through the LLM hype. Turns out, throwing more tokens at a problem isn’t always the answer—who knew? The Battle: Fine-Tuning vs. In-Context Learning Fine-tuning is like teaching a dog to fetch by surgically rewiring its brain. Effective? Sure. Efficient? Not so much. Meanwhile, in-context learning (ICL) just whispers instructions mid-air and hopes the model...
The 2:13 AM Problem No One Wants to Admit While CISOs are busy burning out and security teams drown in unsynced alerts, generative AI attackers are having a field day. According to Gartner, 56% of orgs are already deploying AI—yet 40% admit they have no clue how to secure it. Classic. The real kicker? AI-powered attack chains are exploiting telemetry lag—hitting when SOC teams are either asleep...
Let’s be real—OpenAI isn’t buying Windsurf because it’s excited about AI-powered IDEs. It’s buying survival. With Google’s Gemini and Anthropic’s Claude eating its lunch in AI-assisted coding, this $3B move reeks of defensive panic. But hey, at least they’re not pretending otherwise. Why Windsurf? (Besides the Cool Name) Windsurf isn’t just another glorified autocomplete. It’s one of the first...
Claude enters the ring with real-time web search, because what the world really needs is another AI hallucinating answers with confidence. The Move That Nobody Asked For 🤖 Anthropic just launched a web search API for Claude, letting it scrape the internet in real-time. Because clearly, OpenAI’s Perplexity and Google’s existential crisis weren’t enough. Now, Claude can confidently serve you mostly...