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February 12, 2026

Inside GLM-5: z.ai’s Open Source Frontier Model With Record-Low Hallucinations and Agentic Focus

Chinese AI startup Zhupai, also known as z.ai, has released GLM-5, its latest frontier large language model and the newest entry in its GLM series. The model combines open-source licensing, strong benchmark performance and an explicit focus on autonomous, document-centric… Read More »Inside GLM-5: z.ai’s Open Source Frontier Model With Record-Low Hallucinations and Agentic Focus

Sam Bankman-Fried’s Bid for a New Trial: Why a Claimed FTX ‘Surplus’ May Not Change the Verdict

Sam Bankman-Fried is asking for a new criminal trial, arguing that FTX was not a black-hole of missing money but a solvent business caught in a liquidity crunch. His latest motion hinges on a striking claim: that as of FTX’s… Read More »Sam Bankman-Fried’s Bid for a New Trial: Why a Claimed FTX ‘Surplus’ May Not Change the Verdict

EU’s Blanket Crypto Ban on Russia: Can One Chokepoint Really Stop the Flows?

The European Commission’s 20th sanctions package marks a decisive shift in how Brussels is trying to police Russia’s use of digital assets. Rather than just targeting specific exchanges, wallets, or tokens, the proposal aims to ban all cryptocurrency transactions involving… Read More »EU’s Blanket Crypto Ban on Russia: Can One Chokepoint Really Stop the Flows?

How Mastra’s Observational Memory Beats RAG for Long‑Running AI Agents

As AI teams move from experimental chatbots to production-grade, tool-using agents that run for weeks or months, retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) is starting to show its limits. Latency, retrieval complexity, and unstable prompts are colliding with real-world requirements like predictable costs… Read More »How Mastra’s Observational Memory Beats RAG for Long‑Running AI Agents