Browsing: Generative AI

The most common objection to running a small language model (SLM) is that it does not know enough, an objection that isn’t well calibrated. In reality, no model on the market is a dependable store of facts, and general capability benchmark scores turn out not to predict knowledge reliability at all. The two measures are…

Google Gemini has a new feature: Letting users generate AI slop without visible watermarks to identify it.

The 69-year-old retired engineering professor was sentenced to 14 days in jail after chaining shut OpenAI’s San Francisco headquarters, with supporters calling her the ‘Rosa Parks of AI risk’

Our 11th generation of Pixel phones is designed for Gemini Intelligence and delivers advanced camera features.

Knowledge editing has emerged as a promising approach that leverages understanding of a model’s inner knowledge mechanisms to enable precise knowledge updates and behaviour control without costly retraining. It is particularly appealing for enabling continuous knowledge adaptation, a capability essential for building truly intelligent, self-evolving AI systems. However, current methods treat large language models as…

Future Claude models will generate text that contains a watermark. This is a way of determining the likelihood that Claude was involved in writing the text, and we, along with several other major AI providers, are implementing this change to comply with the EU AI Act.

If you’ve ever found yourself wishing that ChatGPT was a little bit quicker on the uptake, OpenAI seems to be answering your prayers.

Today, Cerebras and OpenAI are sharing an early look at Ultrafast Mode, a new service tier launching first in the OpenAI API and powered by Cerebras. Ultrafast is available initially to a select group of customers, with access expanding over time. Cerebras powers GPT-5.6 Sol on Ultrafast mode, delivering up to 750 output tokens per…

Twitch has been criticised by users after it emerged the popular streaming platform allowed their content to be used to train Amazon’s AI models.

When Saber revealed Rideshare “Stimulator”, Oisin was guardedly interested in the unofficial Uber simulator. You play a taxi operator picking up and dropping passengers around town while listening to their stimulating conversation. You thought the name referred to a different kind of stimulation? Get your head out of the gutter.