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Anthropic found a "workspace" inside Claude's mind On July 6, 2026, Anthropic dropped a striking paper — "A global workspace in language models." Inside Claude's neural network they found a small spe

Every LLM You've Used Generates One Token at a Time GPT, Claude, Gemini — every major model generates text token by token. That's the autoregressive architecture, and it's been the standard since GPT

On June 30, Google Dropped Two Models at Once Honestly, Google's been moving fast. On June 30, they shipped Nano Banana 2 Lite and Gemini Omni Flash — one for images, one for video. Both are availab

OpenAI Built Its Own Chip: Going After NVIDIA, Cutting Inference Costs in Half On June 24, OpenAI unveiled its first custom AI chip — Jalapeño. Not a PowerPoint announcement — actual silicon that's

The Death of Sora: From Viral Sensation to Shutdown in Six Months — What Happened to AI Video? On March 24, 2026, OpenAI announced the shutdown of Sora, its video generation service. From its viral

Agents are hot, but picking the wrong framework means what exactly AI Agent is the buzzword of 2026, but people overlook one question — if you pick the wrong framework, the consequence isn't "fewer f

Every month, someone asks me: which large language model should I actually be using right now? That question got harder to answer in June 2026, because all three major players are iterating at a furio

Background first: I'm a designer, not a programmer. Designers who've been writing code for over a decade are rare — I'm the type who can edit CSS but can't write React from scratch. Building websites

Every few months, the AI community erupts into the same debate: have open-source models caught up to closed-source yet? The last flare-up was in April 2025 when Llama 4 dropped. Some said 'caught up,

This time last year, 'AI Agent' was still a buzzword in investor pitch decks. By mid-2026, the situation has changed — not 'about to change,' but 'already changed.' Over the past few months, I've con