Tag: open source ai
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Nvidia Is Reportedly Circling a $13 Billion Hugging Face Deal
Nvidia might be about to buy the place where half the open-source AI world lives. According to reporting from The Information, picked up fast by CNBC, Bloomberg, and Fortune, Nvidia has agreed to pay about 12.9 billion dollars for Hugging Face, the site where more than 15,000 companies and thousands of independent researchers share and…
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Nvidia Is Reportedly Circling a $13 Billion Hugging Face Deal
Nvidia might be about to buy the place where half the open-source AI world lives. According to reporting from The Information, picked up fast by CNBC, Bloomberg, and Fortune, Nvidia has agreed to pay about 12.9 billion dollars for Hugging Face, the site where more than 15,000 companies and thousands of independent researchers share and…
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Z.ai’s Coding Model Taught Itself to Chain Exploits
Z.ai set out to make its coding model better at finding software bugs. It ended up training something that can plan and carry out a full hack on its own, and that was not really the plan. GLM-5.3 uses the exact same base model as the previous version. Every gain came from more training on…
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Alibaba’s New Model Doesn’t Need the Cloud at All
Alibaba just put a 27 billion parameter model out in the open, and the whole point of it is that you do not need a data center to run it. Qwen3.8-27B ships under Apache 2.0, so anyone can download it, fine tune it, sell products built on it, whatever they want. It reads text, images,…
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The Biggest Open Weight AI Model Ever Just Went Public
Moonshot AI published the full open weights for Kimi K3, and the size alone tells you something. The download is roughly 1.4 terabytes, using a compression format called MXFP4 so the 2.8 trillion parameter model is even possible to move around at all. It went live the evening of July 26, a day ahead of…
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Jensen Huang’s First Tweet Ever Was a Warning
Jensen Huang has had an account on X for years without ever posting once. His first post, finally, wasn’t a product tease or a chip announcement. It was a letter, warning Washington not to lock down open AI models. Huang shared a document called Open Weights and American AI Leadership and tied it back to…

