Nous Research’s NousCoder-14B is an open-source coding model landing right in the Claude Code moment
Nous Research, the open-source artificial intelligence startup backed by crypto venture firm Paradigm, released a new competitive programming model on Monday that it says matches or exceeds several larger proprietary systems — trained in just four days using 48 of Nvidia’s latest B200 graphics processors. The model, called NousCoder-14B, is another entry in a crowded […]
Artificial Analysis overhauls its AI Intelligence Index, replacing popular benchmarks with ‘real-world’ tests
The arms race to build smarter AI models has a measurement problem: the tests used to rank them are becoming obsolete almost as quickly as the models improve. On Monday, Artificial Analysis, an independent AI benchmarking organization whose rankings are closely watched by developers and enterprise buyers, released a major overhaul to its Intelligence Index […]
New ‘Test-Time Training’ method lets AI keep learning without exploding inference costs
A new study from researchers at Stanford University and Nvidia proposes a way for AI models to keep learning after deployment — without increasing inference costs. For enterprise agents that have to digest long docs, tickets, and logs, this is a bid to get “long memory” without paying attention costs that grow with context length. […]
How Ralph Wiggum went from ‘The Simpsons’ to the biggest name in AI right now
In the fast-moving world of AI development, it is rare for a tool to be described as both “a meme” and AGI, artificial generalized intelligence, the “holy grail” of a model or system that can reliably outperform humans on economically valuable work. Yet, that is exactly where the Ralph Wiggum plugin for Claude Code now […]
TII’s Falcon H1R 7B can out-reason models up to 7x its size — and it’s (mostly) open
For the last two years, the prevailing logic in generative AI has been one of brute force: if you want better reasoning, you need a bigger model. While “small” models (under 10 billion parameters) have become capable conversationalists, they have historically crumbled when asked to perform multi-step logical deduction or complex mathematical proofs. Today, the […]
Nvidia’s Cosmos Reason 2 aims to bring reasoning VLMs into the physical world
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said last year that we are now entering the age of physical AI. While the company continues to offer LLMs for software use cases, Nvidia is increasingly positioning itself as a provider of AI models for fully AI-powered systems — including agentic AI in the physical world. At CES 2026, Nvidia […]
Brex bets on ‘less orchestration’ as it builds an Agent Mesh for autonomous finance
Fintech Brex is betting that the future of enterprise AI isn’t better orchestration — it’s less of it. As generative AI agents move from copilots to autonomous systems, Brex CTO James Reggio says traditional agent orchestration frameworks are becoming a constraint rather than an enabler. Instead of relying on a central coordinator or rigid workflows, […]
The creator of Claude Code just revealed his workflow, and developers are losing their minds
When the creator of the world’s most advanced coding agent speaks, Silicon Valley doesn’t just listen — it takes notes. For the past week, the engineering community has been dissecting a thread on X from Boris Cherny, the creator and head of Claude Code at Anthropic. What began as a casual sharing of his personal […]
‘Intelition’ changes everything: AI is no longer a tool you invoke
AI is evolving faster than our vocabulary for describing it. We may need a few new words. We have “cognition” for how a single mind thinks, but we don’t have a word for what happens when human and machine intelligence work together to perceive, decide, create and act. Let’s call that process intelition. Intelition isn’t […]
Why “which API do I call?” is the wrong question in the LLM era
For decades, we have adapted to software. We learned shell commands, memorized HTTP method names and wired together SDKs. Each interface assumed we would speak its language. In the 1980s, we typed ‘grep’, ‘ssh’ and ‘ls’ into a shell; by the mid-2000s, we were invoking REST endpoints like GET /users; by the 2010s, we imported […]