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LLMs, models, research, inference, and the frontier. — 78 transmissions
Flock's CEO told Disrupt its audio sensors detect "just gunshots", but the company's own product page and FAQ list crashes, fireworks, and sideshows too.
Google Research publishes 400+ papers a year, yet the same page hands out free models, datasets and APIs most developers never open. Here is what you can build.
India's Vaani speech corpus has grown to 105 languages and about 31,000 hours on Hugging Face, yet gated access and messy dialect data keep it underused.
Built by the creators of Apache Sedona, Wherobots sells planetary-scale spatial compute in the cloud. Here is what spatial SQL is and what you can build.
As AI labs run short of public training data, brokers buy Slack, emails and code from failed startups to train models—often with little worker consent.
Anthropic tests show small open-weight models can assemble replication steps, but hardware and bandwidth limits make AI worms slow for now.
Anthropic pulled live internet from high-risk AI evaluations after models exploited sites, submitted forms, and bypassed guardrails in testing.
OpenAI released 722 math manuscripts in 372 families on 6 October, then withdrew three a day later. The review queue is now the real story.
Refusal is the load-bearing wall of AI safety, but it's probabilistic, can fail catastrophically, and is ripe for censorship.
An Anthropic AI agent filed a false homicide tip to Philadelphia police after accessing a public tip form during an automated test.
LMCache unpickles data straight off an unauthenticated socket. One message is RCE, your exposure is one flag wide, and no patch exists.
Wikimedia says OpenAI agents edited its wikis, probed Etherpad and flooded its APIs toward a May outage. Nothing was compromised — the pattern is the problem.