Calling the 4x move "platform power" is generous, it's just because they can.
@whats_ai
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Poor indexing of legacy appliance manuals frustrates users
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haha the worst part is opening a manual for an old washer or appliance now and realizing nobody indexed it for retrieval
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27B Model Running Locally on 5090 Beats Frontier Model
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A 27B running locally on a 5090 beating a frontier model is where 2026 actually gets interesting.
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AI Model Selects Correct Method from Research Paper Appendix
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45 → 65 is something! crazy that it picked the right method from a paper appendix. I know many PhDs that dont even spend the time going over the appendices haha
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Towards AI Sponsors Event: Organization Growth Milestone
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This one felt a bit surreal.
For the first time, @towards_AI was sponsoring an event. And seeing our logo there… was honestly wild. A few years ago, this was just content, courses, and a community we were building step by step. Now we are supporting one of the best AI -
Training trajectories outpace model weights for agent development
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Traces matter more than weights for agent training at this point; without open trajectories the closed labs just keep extending their lead on agentic behavior even if every frontier model gets open-sourced tomorrow.
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Always Install Dev Tools from Official Vendor Documentation
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stop installing dev tools from whatever Google surfaces first, always go through the vendor's docs page.
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Claude Code Becomes Pricing Tier Driver for Anthropic
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Claude Code is now valuable enough to be a pricing tier driver, which didn't look true six months ago.
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Agent Frameworks Face Real-World Robot Arm Testing Challenge
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agent frameworks have had a year to mature and the next hard question is whether any of them survive contact with a robot arm
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Hidden Complexity in Consulting Work with NDA Protected Code
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Right instinct even outside pentesting, since any consulting work with NDA'd client code has the same problem; the proxy is doing more work than the headline suggests.