OpenAI Swarm offers a lightweight, modular way to build teams of AI agents that share memory and collaborate on complex tasks. This guide explains the framework, compares it to other tools, and walks you through a quick start.
Amazon Nova Act is the new AI tool that automates web tasks without any coding. Describe your goal in plain language and let the agent do the rest—saving time and reducing errors.
A practical guide to using multimodal AI for images and short video. Covers new models, open source tools, safety tips, and simple workflows.
GPT‑5.1‑Codex‑Max is OpenAI’s latest AI coding model that can manage large codebases, write tests, and flag security issues. It promises a new level of developer productivity and safety.
Google’s Nested Learning AI introduces a new continual learning paradigm, allowing AI models to add new knowledge on top of existing layers without forgetting prior skills.
Antigravity AI is Google’s new browser‑use platform that lets AI agents click, type, and run commands inside web browsers and IDEs. This article dives into its features, security patches, and how it can transform development workflows.
This guide dives into the latest agentic AI tools—Antigravity IDE, Cursor 2.0, Notion Blueprint Agents, Browser.ai, and top open‑source LLMs—showing how they streamline coding, testing, and collaboration.
Antigravity AI brings a multi‑agent IDE to the browser, enabling instant code generation, testing, and documentation—all while addressing early security concerns.
Mixtral 8x22B is Mistral’s latest open‑source language model. With 176 B parameters, a 16 k token limit, and an Apache 2.0 license, it offers competitive performance for code generation and AI assistants.
Open‑source LLMs 2025 have brought powerful, affordable models into the hands of developers. From Claude Opus 45 to GPT‑5, these new releases improve reasoning, safety, and deployment flexibility.