Kilo Code, an open-source AI coding startup backed by GitLab cofounder Sid Sijbrandij, is betting that the next phase of AI-assisted software development will live inside tools engineering teams already use every day—starting with Slack. Its new product, Kilo for… Read More »Kilo’s Slack Bot Wants to Turn Engineering Chat into Shippable Code
Ethereum’s Fusaka upgrade was pitched as a pragmatic way to give rollups more room to breathe. By dialing up blob capacity without a hard fork and stabilizing blob pricing, it aimed squarely at one perceived bottleneck: data availability limits that… Read More »Did Ethereum’s Fusaka Upgrade Fix the Wrong Bottleneck for Rollups?
Salesforce has rebuilt Slackbot from a lightweight notification helper into what it is calling a full-fledged AI “super agent” for the workplace — and it’s rolling it out at no extra cost to Slack Business+ and Enterprise+ customers. The move… Read More »Salesforce’s New Slackbot Aims to Be the ‘Super Agent’ of Workplace AI
In every bull market, Bitcoin and Ethereum end up having the same argument in different words: how much scale can you add before you quietly sacrifice decentralization? Bitcoin’s answer has been consistent for years: keep the base layer simple, slow,… Read More »Why Ethereum’s Trilemma Breakthrough Matters for Bitcoin’s Future
Anthropic is moving aggressively to reassert control over how developers access and automate around its flagship coding product, Claude Code. Through new technical safeguards and stricter enforcement of its commercial terms, the company has cut off popular third-party harnesses such… Read More »Anthropic Tightens Control Over Claude Code Access, Disrupting Third-Party Harnesses and Rival Labs
Nous Research has released NousCoder-14B, an open-source coding model tuned for competitive programming that, by the company’s account, matches or surpasses several larger proprietary systems on a key benchmark—after just four days of reinforcement learning on 48 Nvidia B200 GPUs.… Read More »Inside NousCoder-14B: Open-Source RL Beats Its Base Model as AI Coding Hits a Data Wall
MiroMind’s MiroThinker 1.5 arrives at a moment when many technical leaders are reassessing how much model size really buys them in production. With just 30 billion parameters, the new open-weight model is positioned as a direct challenger to trillion-parameter agentic… Read More »MiroThinker 1.5: How a 30B Open-Weight Model Challenges Trillion-Parameter AI Agents
Artificial Analysis has significantly reworked how it measures AI capability, shifting its closely watched Intelligence Index away from traditional academic-style tests and toward benchmarks that ask a more direct question: can these systems actually do economically valuable work? For enterprises… Read More »Artificial Analysis Redefines AI Intelligence: From Test Scores to Real-World Work
Autonomous coding agents have been promised for years. The reality for most developers has been much more mundane: chat-oriented assistants that pair program, draft snippets, and then wait patiently for the next human prompt. The Ralph Wiggum technique and the… Read More »From Meme to ‘Night Shift’ Coder: How Ralph Wiggum Is Rewiring AI Software Development
Over the past two years, the dominant assumption in generative AI has been simple: if you want stronger reasoning, you scale up parameters. Models under 10 billion parameters have become capable chatbots, but historically fell apart on multi-step proofs, Olympiad-style… Read More »Falcon H1R 7B: How a 7B Hybrid Model Is Rewriting the Rules of AI Reasoning
Vitalik Buterin is framing 2025 as the year Ethereum finally closed the chapter on the “scalability trilemma” – the long‑standing belief that no blockchain can be simultaneously decentralized, secure, and scalable. But in the same breath, his public roadmap to… Read More »Vitalik Buterin’s 2030 Ethereum Vision: Trilemma ‘Solved’, But at What Ideological Cost?
Enterprise AI is moving beyond the notion of “smart tools” that people invoke on demand. A new paradigm is emerging in which human and machine intelligence work within a shared understanding of the business, continuously shaping decisions and actions together.… Read More »From AI Tools to ‘Intelition’: How Shared World Models Will Reshape Software