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GPT-4.1 is here, but not for everyone. Here’s who can try the new models
OpenAI just launched a new family of models. Meet GPT-4.1, GPT-4.1 mini, and GPT-4.1 nano.
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OpenAI debuts its GPT-4.1 flagship AI model
OpenAI has introduced GPT-4.1, a successor to the GPT-4o multimodal artificial intelligence model launched by the company last year. During a livestream on Monday, OpenAI said GPT-4.1 has an even larger context window and is better than GPT-40 in “just about every dimension,” featuring “major gains in coding and instruction following.” Two smaller model versions…
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The Subjective Charms of Objective-C
The verbose programming language felt like a universal form of communication—until it didn’t.
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Nvidia starts producing its Blackwell AI chip at TSMC’s Arizona plant
Nvidia has brought some of its chip production stateside. On Monday, Nvidia announced that it has started producing its Blackwell AI GPUs at TSMC’s plant in Phoenix, Arizona, while companies within the state package and test them. TSMC, or Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co., is the world’s biggest chipmaker and announced a $100 billion investment in…
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HBO’s Harry Potter TV series has cast its regulars (not those ones)
Harry Potter Cast (from left to right): John Lithgow, Janet McTeer, Paapa Essiedu, Nick Frost, Luke Thallon, and Paul Whitehouse. After weeks of speculation, Warner Bros. Discovery has officially announced the first cast members who will appear in its upcoming Harry Potter TV adaptation. The casting confirmations, focused around some of the most notably adult…
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Xaba raises $6M from Hitachi Ventures to build synthetic brains for industrial robots
Xaba, a startup building synthetic brains for industrial robots with zero code, announced it has raised $6 million.Read More
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You can hot swap the battery on Samsung’s new rugged tablet
The Tab Active5 Pro S Pen stylus improves the tablet’s usability in wet conditions when wet fingers may not be recognized by its touchscreen. | Image: Samsung Samsung has announced new versions of its rugged tablets and smartphones designed for use in environments where they’re going to get dirty, wet, and knocked around. Both the…
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In The Last of Us season 2, Joel finally goes to therapy
Pedro Pascal and Catherine O’Hara in The Last of Us. Joel is a troubled guy. Throughout the first Last of Us game (and subsequent TV adaptation on HBO, where heâs played by Pedro Pascal), he sees and does a lot of things heâd rather forget. He certainly doesnât seem to want to talk about them…
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The Meta Quest 3S just got its first discount
Due to the fluctuating tariff situation, a lot of people are seriously mulling over tech purchases they might otherwise be content to put off for a while. And it makes sense. While I don’t endorse panic buying, your reasons for buying now are more justified because prices may increase. In light of that instability, it’s…
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Small Models, Big Impact: ServiceNow AI Releases Apriel-5B to Outperform Larger LLMs with Fewer Resources
As language models continue to grow in size and complexity, so do the resource requirements needed to train and deploy them. While large-scale models can achieve remarkable performance across a variety of benchmarks, they are often inaccessible to many organizations due to infrastructure limitations and high operational costs. This gap between capability and deployability presents…