Day: September 18, 2026

Agentic AI Open Source

Mastering Agent Multitasking with Herder: An Open-Source Agent Terminal Multiplexer

In the world of software development, managing multiple tasks and processes simultaneously can often feel like herding cats. Enter Herder, an open-source agent terminal multiplexer that brings order to the chaos. Much like Tmux, but with an added focus on agents, Herder is your go-to tool for managing numerous agents efficiently while keeping a bird’s […]

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Large Language Models

Testing the Frontier with Moonshot AI’s Kimi K3: A Comprehensive Review

Finding an affordable yet powerful alternative to the giants like ChatGPT and Claude can be a game-changer for developers and AI enthusiasts alike. Enter the Kimi K3 from Moonshot AI, an open-weight model that promises robust performance while remaining accessible for both local execution and API use. Join me as I delve into an extensive […]

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Quantum Computing

Quantum Sensors: Unlocking the Secrets of the Universe with Fermilab

Quantum sensors, where the cutting edge of technology and physics converge to explore the unseen dimensions of our universe. As our understanding of quantum mechanics deepens, so too does our ability to harness its mysterious properties for practical applications. At the forefront of this research is Fermilab, a leading institution in particle physics, where scientists […]

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Agentic AI

Transforming Your Workspace with Superhuman Docs and the Model Context Protocol

In the age where automation intertwines seamlessly with creativity, the Model Context Protocol (MCP) emerges as a transformative force, particularly for Superhuman Docs (fmr Coda). Whether you remember the days of Coda or are navigating through its reincarnation as Superhuman Docs, integrating MCP can catapult your documents from static repositories to vibrant, dynamic workflows. What […]

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AI Prompt Engineering

Transforming Automation Without Large Language Models: Needle 3’s Game-Changing Approach

In automation and machine learning, there’s a common belief that you need large language models (LLMs) paired with GPUs to achieve significant functionality. However, a new player in town—Needle 3—is challenging this notion. Weighing in at just 35MB, this model runs function calling on a CPU in a mere 66 milliseconds and does so without […]

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AI Economics of AI

Manufacturing AI Crises: Steve Eisman’s Insights on the Looming AI Debate

Steve Eisman, known for his insights and as the host of “The Real Eisman Playbook” podcast, recently shared his perspectives on CNBC’s “Squawk Box” regarding the current AI boom. He delved into the controversial topic of AI development and the emerging narratives that surround it. Amidst the noise, Eisman’s stance is clear: the supposed AI […]

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AI

Harnessing AI to Navigate the Skies: FAA’s New AI-powered Traffic Control Initiative

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is stepping into a new era with the deployment of an AI-powered air traffic control software designed to assist in reducing the ever-increasing delays and cancellations that frustrate travelers and airlines alike. As the aviation industry continues to expand, so does the complexity of air traffic management. To help manage […]

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Current Events Security

Berlin’s Cybersecurity Wake-up Call: 6 Terabytes Stolen in Unprecedented Hack

The city of Berlin recently faced an unprecedented cyberattack, marking the largest data breach in its history. Hackers succeeded in extracting nearly 6 terabytes of government data, all set in motion by a deceptive technique known as a ClickFix Scam. Despite the pressures, Berlin chose the difficult path of refusing to pay the €2 million […]

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AI Interesting

The Unveiling of AI: From Historic Roots to Future Frontiers

Ghost in the Machine, a documentary directed by Valerie Veatch, takes viewers on a thought-provoking journey into the intricate origins and cultural implications of artificial intelligence (AI). Broadcasted by PBS Documentaries, this film unravels the complex threads of history, philosophy, and technology, exploring the societal forces propelling the AI revolution. The Evolution of AI Based […]

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Uncategorized

The Vulnpocalypse: A Manageable Beast or Just Hot Air?

The term “vulnpocalypse” has sparked a lot of debate in cybersecurity circles. Depending on who you ask, it either marks the apocalypse of cybersecurity as we know it or is just a storm in a teacup. What’s truly interesting is the spectrum of opinions on this issue. This week’s episode of IBM’s Security Intelligence podcast […]

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