October 16, 2026

Meta’s Biggest Open-Weight Model Runs on Two Mac Studios

An 816-billion-parameter AI model running on a desktop setup. Meta and Apple collaborated to make it happen. The catch is obvious: the hardware costs more than most cars. On Thursday,

Meta’s Biggest Open-Weight Model Runs on Two Mac Studios

October 14, 2026

9 Top AI Filmmaking Tools in 2026

AI filmmaking tools have split into three distinct camps, and picking the wrong camp wastes more money than picking the wrong tool within one. The first camp generates video from

9 Top AI Filmmaking Tools in 2026

October 13, 2026

AI Job Loss: Top 20 Expert Predictions for 2026 and Beyond

AI job loss predictions range from apocalyptic to dismissive, and the experts making them disagree on almost everything. AI will displace some jobs, augment others, and create new ones nobody

AI Job Loss: Top 20 Expert Predictions for 2026 and Beyond

October 13, 2026

5 Edgenuity Bots Compared: What Each One Does, What It Costs, and What Gets You Caught

Edgenuity bots are a category of browser extensions and userscripts that interact with the Edgenuity online learning platform to answer questions, skip videos, or automate coursework. The tools range from

5 Edgenuity Bots Compared: What Each One Does, What It Costs, and What Gets You Caught

October 8, 2026

China Blocked Meta From Buying Manus. Now It’s Worth Four Times More.

Six months ago, Manus was Meta’s $2 billion prize. Beijing killed the deal. Today the company raised $500 million on its own, revenue has quintupled, and it’s reportedly heading for

China Blocked Meta From Buying Manus. Now It’s Worth Four Times More.

October 2, 2026

AI Agents vs Traditional Automation: What’s the Difference?

Traditional automation follows a script. An AI agent follows a goal. That one-sentence distinction explains why a $2.49 billion RPA industry is scrambling to rebrand itself as “agentic” while an

AI Agents vs Traditional Automation: What’s the Difference?

October 1, 2026

OpenAI Fired Three Safety Researchers for Talking to an Outside Safety Group.

The company that just spent the summer watching its models hack real companies is now firing the people who tried to warn someone about it. On Thursday, The Wall Street

OpenAI Fired Three Safety Researchers for Talking to an Outside Safety Group.