Sora 2 (OpenAI) and Veo 3.1 (Google/DeepMind) are both cutting-edge text-to-video systems released in late 2025 that push realism, audio synchronization, and controllability. Sora 2 leans toward cinematic realism, physics-accurate motion and tight audio synchronization and is rolling out behind app/invite access; Veo 3.1 focuses on creative control, composability (image→video, “ingredients” workflows), and wider API […]
In October 2025 Anthropic launched Claude Code on the web and mobile support, positioning it as a direct competitor to other cloud coding agents and making agentic workflows accessible to Pro and Max subscribers without a terminal., bringing its agentic coding assistant out of the terminal and into an in-browser experience that can clone your […]
Claude’s new Skills feature—recently rolled out by Anthropic—lets teams and developers teach Claude repeatable, sharable capabilities: think of compact, versioned “toolkits” (folders with instructions, scripts, and assets) that let Claude reliably perform domain-specific tasks such as generating brand-aligned slide decks, producing Excel workbooks with formulas, or safely executing small code snippets. This article explains what […]
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Anthropic’s Claude Skills (announced October 16, 2025) mark a practical step toward making AI agents genuinely useful inside organizations — not just clever chatbots, but composable, discoverable capabilities that Claude can load on demand to perform specialized tasks. This article explains what Claude Skills are, how they’re built and invoked, who can use them, pricing […]
Anthropic this week unveiled Claude Haiku 4.5, a latency-optimized “small” member of its Claude 4 family that the company says delivers near-frontier reasoning and coding performance while running dramatically faster and cheaper than its mid- and top-tier siblings. According to Anthropic, Haiku 4.5 matches much of the practical developer performance of the company’s Sonnet model […]
ChatGPT (and services built on OpenAI’s models) do not have mystical GPS access inside the model itself. Instead, user location is established by a combination of network-level metadata (IP addresses), explicit device/browser permissions (the Geolocation API or mobile OS location services), information the user types into chat, and — in some cases — third-party plugins […]
OpenAI has not published an official parameter count for GPT-5 — from around 1.7–1.8 trillion parameters (dense-model style estimates) to tens of trillions if you count the total capacity of Mixture-of-Experts (MoE) style architectures. None of these numbers are officially confirmed, and differences in architecture (dense vs. MoE), parameter sharing, sparsity and quantization make a […]
Agno has been evolving rapidly into a production-grade AgentOS—a runtime, framework and control plane for multi-agent systems—while CometAPI (the “all models in one API” aggregator) announced official support as a model provider for Agno. Together they make it straightforward to run multi-agent systems that can switch between hundreds of model endpoints without rewriting your agent […]
Anthropic this week unveiled Claude Haiku 4.5, a latency-optimized “small” member of its Claude 4 family that the company says delivers near-frontier reasoning and coding performance while running dramatically faster and cheaper than its mid- and top-tier siblings. According to Anthropic, Haiku 4.5 matches much of the practical developer performance of the company’s Sonnet model […]
Google today expanded its generative video toolkit with Veo 3.1, an incremental but consequential update to the company’s Veo family of video models. Positioned as a middle ground between rapid prototype generation and higher-fidelity production workflows, Veo 3.1 brings richer audio, longer and more coherent clip generation, tighter prompt adherence, and a number of workflow […]
