Tag: open-source
All the articles with the tag "open-source".
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Llama 4 Scout Has a 10 Million Token Context Window. Let That Sink In.
Meta released Llama 4 with a 10 million token context window. That is roughly 20 full novels. The implications for how we use AI are enormous and nobody is talking about the right ones.
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OpenClaw Went From 9K to 250K GitHub Stars in Four Months. Then Its Creator Left.
An open-source AI agent called OpenClaw surpassed React on GitHub. NVIDIA called it 'to agentic AI what GPT was to chatbots.' Then the creator joined OpenAI. What happens now?
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GitHub Will Train AI on Your Code Starting April 24. You Have to Opt Out.
Starting April 24, GitHub will use your Copilot interactions to train AI models. Free, Pro, and Pro+ users are enrolled by default. You have to actively opt out. Most people will not.
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Unsung Hero: The Professor Whose Free Lectures Trained a Generation of Database Engineers
Andy Pavlo runs CMU's database research group. His free YouTube lectures have trained more database engineers than most universities. His research influenced DuckDB, CockroachDB, and every modern analytical database.
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Unsung Hero: The Professor Who Open-Sourced Legged Robots for Everyone
Boston Dynamics gets the viral videos. Professor Sangbae Kim at MIT built affordable legged robots and gave the designs away for free. The entire quadruped robot industry traces back to his lab.
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One Year After DeepSeek R1: What Actually Changed?
A year ago, a Chinese lab nobody was watching released a model that crashed NVIDIA's stock and challenged every assumption about how much compute you actually need. I was watching them before the explosion. Here is what I think really happened.