France’s Mistral launches Europe’s first AI reasoning model
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How China’s Great Firewall Became It’s Great Data Moat
2025 isn't a GPU race—it's a data residency race. How China turned data localization laws into an AI superpower advantage, creating exclusive training datasets from 1.4B users while forcing companies to spend 30-60% more on infrastructure. http…
Built an AI story generator for kids and worked through challenges with prompt engineering and character consistency
I have been working on this project for the past few months. I essentially vibe-coded the entire site, which allows parents to create custom stories (and storybooks complete with images and audio) for their children. This started as a fun project to re…
AI can now watch videos, but it still doesn’t understand them
Today’s AI models can describe what's happening in a video. But what if you asked them why it’s happening, or what it means emotionally, symbolically, or across different scenes? A new benchmark called MMR-V challenges AI to go beyond just seeing, …
What a time to be alive!
Just wanted to showcase this powerful tool. Also just want to be transparent i'm a fouding Eng for Onuro. But yeah i want to showcase what we have engineered. A big problem with ai code assistants is that they are messy and blow up codebases….
When Storytelling Meets Machine Learning: Why I’m Using Narrative to Explain AI Concepts
Hey guys! I hope you are doing exceptionally well =) So I started a blog to explore the idea of using storytelling to make machine learning & AI more accessible, more human and maybe even more fun. Storytelling is older than alphabets, data, or cod…
The AI Terminal is here
Made it last weekend. Should it be open source? Get access here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1PdkyAdJcsTW2cxF2bLJCMeUfuCIyLMFtvPm150axtwo/edit?usp=drivesdk submitted by /u/SprinklesRelative377 [link] [comments]
At 2025 Tribeca Festival, VR, augmented reality and AI showcase immersive storytelling
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Why we still need people in customer support roles
I'm seeing and hearing and experiencing this almost on a weekly basis now: somebody can't get some odd/unique problem resolved because it doesn't fit into well-known issues, the bots misdiagnose / misprescribe / misadjust something, or the …