Google dropped UCP this month, a new standard aiming to turn a search engine or chat window into a "buying agent" enhancing potential to enable real AI-driven commerce.

Is the Transformer architecture reaching its limit? In this episode , let us explore Baby Dragon Hatchling (BDH)—a next-gen architecture that challenges the industry standard. Unlike the static nature of current LLMs like GPT and Claude, BDH mimics the biological physics of the human brain.

Why does your AI feel so predictable sometimes? In this episode, we expose the surprising reason behind Mode Collapse-the phenomenon where advanced LLMs default to a few stereotypical answers. Discover the simple prompt technique that forces the AI to reveal its full and boost creativity.

AI agent orchestration frameworks are crucial tools for managing and coordinating multiple specialized AI agents within complex, non-linear business processes. These frameworks are essential for scaling AI applications, and unlocking full potential. Listen more on this, in today's episode.

Forget passive web surfing! This episode explores the rise of agentic AI browsers, with Opera Neon leading the charge.

Tired of asking AI for instructions? Soon, you might be able to just tell it to do things! We're talking about Large Action Models (LAMs), the AI that can run your computer for you. Let us explore this exciting development from Microsoft & others and what it means for the future.

Meta dropped their new AI model, MovieGen, it creates videos and audio from simple text descriptions. Imagine typing "a cat riding a unicorn on the moon" and BOOM - you've got a movie! MovieGen wants to make video creation easy for everyone.

Let us explore the highlights of World Robot Conference'24, where over 27 mind-blowing humanoid robots made their debut.