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I’ll never forget the first time I tried calling an AI character on Character AI. It was late one night, and I was curious—could this thing really talk back like a friend on the phone? I tapped the call button, and bam, there it was: a voice chatting with me like we’d known each other […]
I was doomscrolling X the other night—way past when I should’ve been asleep—and stumbled across a post claiming Alibaba’s Qwen-2.5-1M had just outdone OpenAI in some big benchmarks. My first thought? “No way.” OpenAI’s been the king of the AI hill forever, right? But then I dug into it, and holy smokes, there’s something real
I was poking around online the other day when I saw that Alibaba’s Qwen-2.5-1M just dropped with a million-token context window—that’s ten times what some top models handle! Then I noticed DeepSeek’s V3 pulling in 33 million users by early 2025, and my brain went, “Whoa, hold up.” It’s March 18, 2025, and these stats
I was flipping through my inbox last night when I spotted a MoEngage email claiming Uplift AI boosted customer engagement by 45% for some healthcare app—and a travel company saw a 60% jump in bookings from one tweak. My eyebrows shot up. It’s March 18, 2025, and those numbers aren’t just hype—they’re a wake-up call
I was poking around online last week when I saw that DeepSeek’s racked up 33 million users by early 2025—meanwhile, ChatGPT’s GPT-4o powers over 200 million monthly chats, per OpenAI’s latest drop. My jaw dropped a little. Then I read DeepSeek’s scoring 97.3 on MATH-500, edging out ChatGPT’s 94.8. It’s March 18, 2025, and those
Last week I stumbled across a headline that stopped me cold—DeepSeek’s Janus-Pro 7B scored an 80% on the GenEval benchmark, leaving OpenAI’s DALL-E 3 in the dust at 67%. Then I saw it hit 84.19% on DPG-Bench, outpacing Stable Diffusion too. My brain did a double take. It’s March 18, 2025, and this open-source contender
Physical Intelligence just pulled in $400 million from OpenAI and Jeff Bezos, while Covariant’s Physical AI bots are sorting warehouse goods 30% faster than humans. Skild’s got $300 million in its pocket too, and Tesla’s self-driving tech has logged over 3 billion miles. It’s March 18, 2025, and these figures aren’t messing around—Physical AI’s making
I was messing around online the other night, chasing a rabbit hole of work stuff, when I stumbled on a Zendesk stat—AI chatbots are slashing customer wait times by 70%. Then I saw Ulta Beauty’s AI magic bumped returning customer sales by 15%. I sat up straight, coffee going cold—it’s March 18, 2025, and these
I was poking around online last night—way past when I should’ve crashed—when I saw OmAgent clocked an 88.3% on the MBPP coding test, leaving GPT-4’s 82% in the dust. Then I caught wind it’s slicing through 24-hour videos like it’s no big deal, something the heavy hitters can’t touch. It’s March 18, 2025, and devs
ModernBERT’s pulling off 92% accuracy on sentiment analysis, edging out BERT’s 89%, while synthetic data’s chopping training costs by 30% compared to the old human-labeled grind. It’s March 18, 2025, and these numbers are making waves in text classification—toss in ModernBERT’s 25% quicker inference time, and I’m sitting up straight. I can’t stop thinking about