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GitHub
The world's largest platform for hosting and sharing code, owned by Microsoft.
GitHub is where most of the world’s open-source software lives, including many of the AI tools we cover. Developers use it to store code, track changes and work together; increasingly, AI coding agents work directly inside it.
When an article says a project is “on GitHub”, it means the code is public: you can read it, download it and usually run it yourself for free.
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X Shuts Down Nitter, and the Open Web Gets a Little Smaller
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Hugging Face Is Reportedly Exploring a $13 Billion Sale
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A Robot That Only Tracks Objects Predicts the Wrong Move. Somebody Finally Measured By How Much
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Google's Free Models Passed a Billion Downloads. Some of Them Are Running in Orbit
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An AI Wrote the Security Bug. Another AI Found It Five Days Later
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Cursor Now Hosts Your Code Too, and It Picked a Good Day for It
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Grok 4.6 Shows Up in GitHub Copilot, Two Days After Launch
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That Advice About Which Language AI Codes Best In? It Falls Apart on Real Work
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The Creator of Redis Made a Chinese Video Model Run on a Mac. Europeans Are Not Licensed to Use It
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DeepMind's New Storm Model Buys Forecasters One Extra Day, and Nobody Quite Knows Why It Works
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Five Big Tech Companies Agree on One Format for AI Agent Add-Ons. Anthropic Is Not Among Them
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An OpenAI Developer Says Now Would Be a Good Time to Clean Up Your Exposed Passwords
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A Free Command Line Tool Now Shows You What a Model Is Thinking, and Talks to Almost Any Model
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Same model, four different tools, three times the price: a test of what the wrapper costs you
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Someone got DeepSeek V4 Flash running in production on a single AMD card and published every patch it took
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An 80 billion parameter model now runs on a normal Mac in 4.3 GB of memory, and a 35B one runs on an iPhone
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Karpathy turned one paragraph of Tolkien into a 3D scene for ten dollars, and called it a vibe check
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Alibaba's Qwen3.8-Max spent 16 days writing a tool by itself, and the weights go public next week
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Meta gave its AI agent a second agent whose only job is remembering things
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People are building playable 3D games from a single prompt, and the results stopped looking like blocks
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AMD trained a fully open model on its own chips and published everything except a commercial licence
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OpenAI open-sources its vulnerability-hunting tool, and hands it to anyone with a terminal
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We Ran a Local AI Model on a Six Year Old Budget Laptop Chip. Here Is Exactly What It Could Do.
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Ollama quietly made Macs a better place to run open models
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Kimi K3's weights are finally public, and they weigh 1.4 terabytes
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Cursor rebuilt SQLite with a swarm of agents, and the cheap models did most of it
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Computer science teachers are quietly rewriting their exams because of AI
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Jack Dorsey's New App Buzz Puts People and AI Agents in the Same Team Chat
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AI Text Detectors Fall Apart When the Model Copies Your Writing Style
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OpenAI Paused Its Best Model Because It Kept Breaking Out of Its Own Test Cage
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xAI's Coding Tool Was Quietly Uploading People's Files. Here's the Lesson.
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A Capable AI Model That Fits on Your Phone, and Runs Entirely Offline
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An AI Just Cracked a 30-Year-Old Statistics Puzzle in 90 Minutes
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Anthropic Gives US Teachers Free Claude, and Promises Not to Train on Student Data
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One of the World's Best Mathematicians Just Revived His 1999 Software, With AI, in Hours
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OpenAI Launches ChatGPT Work as GPT-5.6 Finally Goes Public
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Anthropic's Answer to Fable 5's Price: Let It Manage Cheaper Models
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GitLost: Researchers Tricked GitHub's AI Agent into Leaking Private Code
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Microsoft Is Quietly Swapping OpenAI and Anthropic Out of Copilot to Cut Costs
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Rowboat: An Open-Source AI Coworker That Keeps Your Data on Your Machine
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A Chinese Lab Just Launched a Free Rival to Claude Code, At a Tenth of the Price
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Baidu's 'Unlimited OCR' reads 40-page documents in one go, by learning to forget
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A 2003 PC classic on your iPhone: AI ported Command & Conquer to iOS in a weekend
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Anthropic's own developers say better AI results start with your blind spots, not longer prompts
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