AI agents made SaaS tools useless.
Hermes Desktop runs on your computer for free.
It sets up agents that work 24 7 and learn.
Each agent has its own memory and tools.
They share tasks on a board and avoid crashes.
Add free model APIs and you gain more output.
Laptops will die sooner than you think.
A startup built glasses that code apps for you.
You speak and AI builds and runs them.
No keyboard or PC needed.
A chip and battery sit in the frame.
Would you wear glasses that ship your next app for $400?
While the world watched AI IPOs, China approved the first commercial brain implant.
Neuracleโs Neo sits on the brainโs surface. A patient moved a glove with his thoughts just nine days after surgery.
Would you take the chip?
Page 84 of the SpaceX prospectus reveals the real risk.
Starlink prints cash, but shares can be diluted to fund xAI, which burned $2.5B in one quarter.
Elon holds 82% of the vote. Retail gets the hype, not the control.
Before you buy, ask: who really has the power?
The US banned Fable 5 after a jailbreak scare.
Within 48 hours, devs replicated most of it using a leaked 120k system prompt on older models.
The edge wasnโt just the weights. It was the instructions.
What are your prompts really building?
Everyone's talking about AI agents.
But 95% of "AI agents" aren't agents at all.
A chatbot responds. A copilot suggests. An agent acts autonomously.
Real agents gather context, execute actions, and verify results without you.
That's the difference.
China built a quantum computer that nobody's using yet.
The Jiuzhang 4.0 solves problems 10^24 times faster than supercomputers. But researchers haven't run a single real-world application on it.
Here's what's happening:
Nvidia is giving away free AI access and nobody's talking about it.
No credit card. Just pure API access to models like Mistral Large 3 and Qwen 2.5.
40 requests per minute. I tested it. It's real.
Everyone's overpaying for AI.
I just discovered how to use Qwen, Mistral, and other top models for free.
No credit card. No catch.
Nvidia's giving away 40 requests per minute through their Nimbus console.
Here's what nobody tells you about free AI access:
Claude just launched dynamic workflows.
I spent the weekend testing it against Kimmy's Agent Swarm.
Claude spins up 1,000 subagents (vs Kimmy's 300).
But here's the catch: Only 16 run in parallel.
The reason will surprise you:
Your power bill jumped 6.3% because data centers waste energy. Big tech runs efficient (1.09 PUE). Everyone else doesn't (1.56). You pay the difference. The White House "protection pledge"? Voluntary theater. Utilities want $31B more. Double last year.
Google killed traditional search.
I've been tracking their AI rollout for 3 years. What's coming this summer will change everything.
Forget searching for apps. Google will build them for you instantly.
The internet is becoming your personal AI assistant. Are you ready?
Nvidia just unveiled RTX Spark in Taiwan.
Itโs an ARM chip with a 20-core CPU, Blackwell GPU, and up to 128GB of shared memory built together, so it can run large AI models locally.
30+ Windows laptops are on the way.
Nvidia is betting your laptop will run AI agents 24/7.
AI agents now run on your desktop for free.
Hermes Desktop lets you launch selfโimproving agents with no payment info. You get voice mode, a file browser, and a live terminal in one app.
Plug in free Nvidia Nim APIs and run your own 24/7 AI team locally.
A startup built glasses that let you create and run apps from your face.
No laptop. No keyboard.
Monaco Glass runs Linux on an ARM chip, projects text into your view, and lets you code silently.
Would you wear your next computer?
Anthropic just dropped Claude Fable and shook up the AI race.
This Mythos model found a 27-year-old OpenBSD bug and another in Ffmpeg missed by 5M scans.
It reroutes high-risk prompts to Opus 4.8 and requires 30-day data retention.
New in the Claude Marketplace: @augmentcode, @boltdotnew, @coderabbitai, @hebbia, and @WeAreLegora.
Apply your existing Anthropic spend commitment toward their Claude-powered products.
Learn more: https://t.co/J3Sdsg2lU6
In Claude Code, Opus 4.8 makes calls like an experienced engineer without needing constant check-ins.
It stays on track across long-running sessions and follows work through in your repo, so you can hand off a feature or a bug sweep while you focus on what's next.