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Everyday AI

A Cheap Chinese AI Model Is Making Coders Rethink Their Bills

Z.ai's GLM 5.2 costs a fraction of Anthropic's top models and handles real work. But rate limits, hallucinations, and data-privacy questions mean it won't suit everyone.

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Frontier Labs

China's Kimi K3 Is the Biggest AI Model to Come Out of China Yet, and It's Rattling the Market

Moonshot AI's new Kimi K3 has 2.8 trillion parameters, beats several top US models on key tests, and sent rival Chinese AI stocks tumbling on the same day it launched.

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Explained

AI Still Can't Learn From a Few Pictures the Way You Can

Apple researchers tested leading AI vision models on a simple human skill: spot what a group of images have in common, then apply that idea to a new picture. The models largely failed.

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AI Business

A Smaller AI Trained on One Language Just Beat Two Bigger, Newer Models at Reading Brazilian Portuguese

DharmaOCR outscored both Mistral OCR4 and Unlimited-OCR on a Portuguese reading test, and the reason comes down to focus, not size.

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Science & Space

Babies Learn Faster Than the World's Most Powerful AI. Scientists Want to Know Why.

A new test pits cutting-edge AI models against toddler-level perception, and the toddlers win. Researchers say studying infant brains could make AI cheaper, greener, and smarter.

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Everyday AI

Voice AI Can Talk, But Can It Actually Listen?

A large-scale human study finds today's best voice models often miss the pauses, hesitations, and tone shifts that make real conversation work.

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