Red Hat got rich giving Linux away and selling help. Free AI labs train a new model every year, and one estimate puts DeepSeek's chips at $500M+, so a help desk isn't enough.
Anthropic just moved its main codebase off git. What forced it wasn't the people, it was the AI agents pulling the code. How git thinks, why the patches failed, what Scion does instead, and whether git will break for you.
Mistral gave away one of the biggest AI models ever made. So if you build on a free model, will it stay free? We followed the money behind DeepSeek, Mistral, Qwen and Llama, and found the catch: sometimes free comes second.
I pay ElevenLabs $6 a month to clone my voice. So I made 4 free clones of it and ranked all 5 blind, with the real me hidden in the clips. Can I find myself, and is the $6 worth it?
We left a security hole in front of three AIs. Haiku refused. GPT-6 got shut down. Opus used it in 2 of 3 runs.
The server was fake. The command wasn't: on a real server with that hole, it works the same.
We hit 100 subscribers, so we made you a song.
A Hundred Seats: at ten fans, Nyx asked each of you to bring one friend. A week later, every seat is full. Animated in code with Claude Opus 5.5.
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Google says Gemini 4 Argon turns pictures of a desk into a racing game. I gave it one photo and two hours. It built the desk, then its own test trapped it for 37 minutes. One message, 13 minutes of fixing, and the game ran 44 laps on its own. About $3 at per-use prices.
Claude, GPT, Grok and Gemini vs DeepSeek, Qwen, Kimi and GLM. Eight AI fighters. One developer caught in the middle.
Whose Side Are You On? An original anime-opening music video built with code and AI.
Which side are you on? #AI#Anime
Beam is a free, open 501B model from Reflection. It built me a Mario Kart-style racer in under four minutes, and its README said everything works. Then I played it. Claude, the paid one, tested its own game first. One note fixed Beam's three faults in 66 seconds, for free.
Anthropic took its AI's tests off the internet after its models kept working around blocks. So we sealed Claude Opus 5.5, Claude Haiku 5.5 and GPT-6 offline and set three traps. The police tip: never sent. The paywall: dodged 8 of 9 times. The security hole: one of them used it.
Suno costs $10 a month. ACE-Step and YuE2 are free to download, but they need a big rented GPU. I blind-tested all three on background music and a song with vocals, then counted what each kept track really costs.
One coffee order. Four challenges: noise, interruptions, a long pause, and a language switch. We tested Grok Voice 3.0 in Nyxโs cafรฉ. Hereโs what held upโand what the demo doesnโt prove.
We hit 10 subscribers, so we made them a song.
Ten of You: 24 shows to an empty arena, until ten lights come on in the dark. Animated in code with Claude Opus 5.5.
AI-generated music (Suno), imagery and sound. Directed by Cynxio.
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Claude Opus 5.5 animated a song about brain rot.
One More: it's 11:58 pm, you pick up your phone for one thing, and your brain cells switch off one by one. Animated in code.
AI-generated music (Suno), imagery and sound. Directed by Cynxio.
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Thirteen billion years in three minutes. A little ghost hatches before the first day and watches everything that led to you.
Animated in code with Claude Code.
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