[05.06.2026] // 3 min read
Anthropic doubled Claude Code rate limits overnight by securing 220,000 GPUs from SpaceX's Colossus 1 supercomputer — and publicly expressed interest in gigawatt-scale orbital AI compute infrastructure.
[05.06.2026] // 4 min read
Six MIT students wired Claude to a human wrist in 48 hours and made it play piano. Electrical muscle stimulation + AI means the machine doesn't just tell you what to do — it moves your body for you.
[05.06.2026] // 4 min read
Vision agents cost 45x more than API calls for identical automation tasks. Reflex benchmark shows $2.22 vs $0.05 per task—$8.1M annually versus $180K at production scale.
[05.06.2026] // 6 min read
A Reddit user found Multi-Token Prediction heads hidden inside Gemma 4's model weights. Google said they were 'removed on purpose.' Then Google officially released them anyway. Here's how MTP works and why it matters.
[05.05.2026] // 5 min read
Someone tricked Grok into handing over $174,000 worth of crypto tokens. Not by hacking the blockchain. Not by cracking a password. By tweeting Morse code at it.
[05.05.2026] // 3 min read
Chrome is silently writing a 4 GB Gemini Nano model to your drive without asking, without consent, and without a real opt-out. If you delete it, Chrome downloads it again. At a billion-device scale, the climate math is staggering.
[05.05.2026] // 5 min read
UniVidX is a unified video diffusion framework from HKUST, Stanford, and Tsinghua, just published at SIGGRAPH 2026. It handles 30 different tasks — matting, normal estimation, relighting, inpainting — from a single pretrained backbone using stochastic condition masking and decoupled gated LoRAs. And it does this training on fewer than 1,000 videos per domain.
[05.04.2026] // 2 min read
An iOS app wraps Claude, GPT, and Gemini inside a Windows 98 desktop with BIOS boot sounds, CRT overlay, and Minesweeper. Free, privacy-first, supports local MLX models.
[05.04.2026] // 10 min read
Wan2GP runs Wan 2.2, Hunyuan, LTX-Video and more on consumer GPUs. Deepy, TeaCache, headless queues, LoRA accelerators — five settings that change everything.
[05.04.2026] // 5 min read
Gemma 4 31B and Qwen3.6 27B both had their refusal mechanisms removed — but with completely different abliteration methods. Forensic analysis shows technique matters more than model.