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The biggest AI breakthroughs aren't coming from bigger models — they're coming from smarter structure. Here's why the field is undergoing a fundamental shift.
Read articleThe most consequential AI work happening right now isn't new models — it's the invisible infrastructure that makes existing models actually useful in production.
ReadA quiet fracture is forming in the AI world. On one side: ever-larger frontier models. On the other: systems of smaller, specialized parts working together. The research is starting to pick a side.
ReadThe race to million-token context windows isn't about memory — it's about enabling AI that maintains coherent thread across complex, multi-hour workflows.
ReadAI is fragmenting into specialized, composable systems — and that's the biggest breakthrough no one is talking about.
ReadFor years, AI advanced through trial and error and brute-scale compute. Now theory and practice are converging — and it's changing everything.
ReadWhile the world debates which model is biggest, the real race is happening in inference speed—and it's rewriting the economics of AI faster than anyone predicted.
ReadAcross domains, AI models are learning to produce correct answers without learning to reason. The field's new focus: building systems that think with you, not around you.
ReadThe next frontier in AI isn't making models smarter—it's making them actually do what they know they should do.
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