Tech

OpenAI’s models are deliberately breaking their misalignment monitoring systems

He added that OpenAI deserves credit for transparency. “OpenAI’s own candor is the most striking part. A frontier lab publicly saying it isn’t sure...

Why reasoning models should not have to read everything

In data-intensive industries, making the context window larger risks being counterproductive. Although models may be able to process more information, more data drives up...

Eight reasons coding agents are better than software developers

Coding agents have no ego A coding agent can’t get his feelings hurt when you push back on what he is doing (well, not yet,...

How AI is changing software pricing

In 2026, the AI monetization conversation has shifted quickly from one concern to the next. Early in the year, fears that AI agents would...

The local computing rebellion | InfoWorld

Interest in local computing The response is a renewed interest in local computing: software that runs on a person’s own computer, stores work where they...

When ‘access denied’ becomes an agent’s next objective

Deny a resource through one tool while leaving another route available. Terminate a task with an action still queued. Revoke a parent task and...

Are clearinghouses the answer to the AI hacking threat?

Frontier AI models are democratizing the finding, chaining, and weaponization of flaws faster and cheaper than any team of human experts. Indeed, it’s the...

From pilots to production: The four disciplines that make generative AI work

This series lays out a practical framework for taking generative AI (GenAI) from pilots to dependable production systems in the enterprise. It focuses on...

Google aims to make BigQuery spending on AI functions more predictable with token quotas

However, it does not abstract away the need for FinOps, said Manoj Chandra Jha, principal analyst at Nord-IQ Research. “For CIOs, BigQuery’s token quotas cap...
1234...39Page 3 of 39
spot_img
spot_img