A Tool for Better Context Management: Researchers built SelfCompact, an agentic tool and harness that decides what context to keep
Models that make room in their context windows by discarding the oldest context can lose crucial information.
Models that make room in their context windows by discarding the oldest context can lose crucial information.
Speech recognition, a core but sometimes overlooked AI technology in the age of generative models, is having a moment.
While last week’s OpenAI launch may have made a bigger splash, Anthropic’s new model remains an agentic workhorse, with top marks on independent evaluations from Artificial Analysis and Vals AI.
OpenAI’s new model tops or comes close to topping AI leaderboards, and it does so using a fraction of the tokens and at a fraction of the cost of the few models that outperform it.
When you’re skilled at AI Engineering, your best work won’t be merely implementing a product that someone else spec’ed out. Instead, you will actively shape the build.
The Batch News & Insights: When you’re skilled at AI Engineering, your best work won’t be merely implementing a product that someone else spec’ed out. Instead, you will actively shape the build.
Muse, Meta’s agentic personal assistant. AlphaGenome Atlas, a database of DNA effects. ChatGPT Images 2.5, a better image editor. Voice Design, an easier route to multi-regional agents.
METR reports OpenAI restrictions on its investigation. Gemini 3.8 Flash offers another fast, solid update. Harvard/Boston Public Library make old newspapers AI-ready. Nvidia’s PAIR routes workloads through multiple machines.
LLM safety monitors that act during generation often analyze a series of safety scores to catch incorrect or harmful outputs.
Thomson Reuters launched a proprietary large language model family called Thomson.
For over a week, the name and maker of the most-used model on OpenRouter remained unknown.
Anyone who sends private data to an AI model or service deserves a clear answer to three questions: (i) Where do they store it? (ii) How long do they keep it? and (iii) What, if anything, will they do with it (such as train on it, show to humans, etc.)