Japanese booksellers are selling their old books by the ton. Behind it is the suspicion of AIs learning to write in cut-up and scanned books.
OpenAI halves its prices, two days after xAI and Anthropic. Sol improves at coding, Luna declines, and the hallucination rate hides a sleight of hand.
Since August 2, European law requires AI texts to be marked. How it works, what it proves, and why nobody can verify it yet.
Opus 5.5 is 40% cheaper than Opus 5 and outperforms Fable 5.1 on four tests. The two rows the manufacturer puts at the bottom of its table.
Grok 4.7 halves the bill, MiMo v2.6 can be downloaded under the MIT license. The figures, the exam it fails, and what it would take to run it.
Two surveys, 705 and 15,000 developers. Claude Code has doubled, Copilot has declined, and two-thirds review more than before. The uncomfortable...
Claude dictates the protocols, a robot carries them out. The target: rare diseases nobody funds. What this changes, and the road still ahead.
The price of memory and storage has exploded, and the culprit isn't a shortage: factories have simply changed customers.
313 megabytes of encrypted data in a forgotten folder, an archive that comes back after deletion, and three privacy switches that stop nothing.
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