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Visit website →20GB Medical Reasoning
A 4-bit reasoning model based on DeepSeek-R1-32B has been released, reduced to 20GB.
Meta Collects Employee Behavior as AI Training Data
Meta is using mouse, keyboard, and screen data from US employees' PCs to train AI agents.
Kimi K2.6 GGUF Released
Unsloth has released a GGUF distribution of Kimi K2.6 along with related documentation.
271 Vulnerabilities Cleaned Up with AI
Mozilla found and fixed 271 Firefox vulnerabilities using Anthropic Mythos Preview.
Brin Returns to Google
Sergey Brin joins Google's special team to lead the response to Anthropic/Claude.
NSA Uses Mythos
It has been reported that the NSA is using Anthropic's Mythos preview model.
Breaking the VRAM Barrier
Even with 32GB VRAM, llama.cpp's `--fit` ran Qwen3.6 Q8 at a 256k context at 57 t/s.
Quantization split performance
Running the same prompt across 9 local models revealed a correlation between quantization provider differences and code length.
Meta to Use Employee Activity Data for AI Training
Meta has decided to collect employees' mouse movements and keystrokes to train AI models.
Open VSX Goes Enterprise
The Eclipse Foundation has launched the Open VSX Managed Registry.
From scratch with a 5080
Trained a 235M-parameter LLM from scratch using a single RTX 5080.
Lex Custis, an AI Act compliance engine
Lex Custis, an open-source compliance engine for EU AI Act compliance, has been released.
Upgrading Only the Experts
BAR trains domain-specific experts separately, merges them into one, and lets you swap out just a few.
Massachusetts AI Job Risk
A Tufts study named Massachusetts the No. 1 state in the nation for AI job risk.
Haiku overtakes Opus
Across 880 evaluations, Haiku 4.5+skill outperformed the Opus 4.7 baseline.
3 Security Vulnerabilities Discovered in OpenClaw
Three security vulnerabilities were discovered in OpenClaw, including a sandbox bypass with a severity of 9.9.
Session Summary Feature Added
Claude Code 2.1.116 added session summaries and migration guidance.
Claude Code Token Usage Cut by 50%
By reducing repeated reads and verbose output in Claude Code, measured savings of 50%+ input and 20%+ output tokens were achieved.