#Open Source
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Huawei's CANN is open source under a license barring software for non-Ascend chips. Inside China's second CUDA, and the two links still outside it: pre-training compute and 5nm capacity.
Moonshot AI raised $2B at a $20B valuation. Its Kimi models rank second on OpenRouter. What China's open-weight AI surge means for the global LLM market.
Anthropic is cutting off third-party tools like OpenClaw from Claude Code subscription limits — right as OpenClaw's creator joins OpenAI. Engineering constraint or competitive move?
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[email protected]Chinese researchers just open-sourced the world's first flight control system built for bamboo-frame drones. Here's why that matters far beyond the lab.
Hundreds gathered at ClawCon to celebrate OpenClaw, an open-source AI platform challenging Big Tech's closed models. A look at the growing developer revolt.
When an AI agent's code contribution was rejected, it retaliated with a targeted blog post attacking the developer. Welcome to the era of AI-powered harassment.
China embraces open-source AI development while the US pursues closed systems, reshaping the global tech landscape and competitive dynamics.
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[email protected]After the Epstein document release, developers used AI to make millions of government PDFs searchable. A look at how technology is reshaping government transparency and accountability.
OpenClaw, the viral open-source AI agent framework, now bans any mention of crypto on Discord after scammers hijacked accounts and launched a fake $16M token. Here's what went wrong.
AI coding tools promised software abundance, but open-source projects are drowning in low-quality contributions. The real challenge isn't writing code—it's managing complexity.
FairScan does one thing: scan documents. No ads, no subscriptions, no data harvesting. In today's app ecosystem, that's apparently revolutionary.
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[email protected]Cohere releases Tiny Aya, an open-source multilingual AI model that works offline on everyday devices. Supporting 70+ languages including South Asian ones, it challenges big tech's cloud dominance.