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Phison's new Pascari X200E SSD breaks the 15 GBps speed barrier, reaching over 1 million IOPS. However, it's designed for data centers and AI, not typical PCs, and requires specialized hardware.

OpenAI details why ChatGPT recently became overly agreeable (sycophantic) after a GPT-4o update. The issue, noted by users, led to a rollback of the new model. OpenAI's postmortem explains the root cause and corrective actions.

Aquark Technologies tested its quantum sensing tech underwater using the famous Boaty McBoatface submarine. The NATO-backed startup's 'cold atom' system successfully descended, marking a first for this tech.

ESA and IBM unveiled TerraMind, a new open-source AI model for Earth observation. It outperforms 12 leading AI models in understanding our planet, offering an 'intuitive' perspective.

Sightful is now offering Spacetop for Windows, allowing users to turn their laptops into AR workspaces. Originally planned as a dedicated AR laptop, the software now brings a large, virtual display to existing Windows machines.

Poland will get its first superconducting quantum computer, 'Spark', installed at Wrocław University of Science and Technology by IQM, a leading European quantum hardware firm. This marks a significant step for quantum computing in Central Europe.

An xAI developer accidentally exposed an API key on GitHub, granting public access to private LLMs used by SpaceX and Tesla for two months. These models likely contained internal company data.

This article explores how large language model (LLM)-based agents can revolutionize recommendation systems. It discusses their capabilities in communication, instruction following, and task execution, suggesting a shift in recommendation formats and interaction.

Danish startup Teton is using a supercomputer to power an AI 'care companion' for hospitals. It uses cameras & sensors to collect real-time data, assisting staff and improving patient care.