Google Gemma 4 is here and it is completely free, fully open, and can run locally on your own hardware including a Raspberry Pi. With an Apache 2.0 license, support for 140 languages as well as image and audio processing, Google finally seems to have found the answer to the Chinese dominance in open source AI. But is it really enough?
Here comes an AI model you absolutely must not miss. It will be the versatile model we have been waiting for, and everything is just integrating deeper into Google's framework so that we get the greatest benefit in a simple way.
GPT-5 was launched as the next big step in AI but quickly started to feel strangely tired. Meanwhile, Qwen is emerging as a more flexible and usable alternative. Has the AI world already turned the page and left GPT-5 behind?
Google Gemini 3.0 is said to be more than just a new AI – it thinks, creates, and understands in a way that feels almost human. But what makes this version so special that it can change how you use technology every day?
Meta's new AI, Code World Model, is not just another code-writing parrot, it tries to understand how code actually works CWEM + Vibe coding could then become something we have not seen before..
China claims to have built an AI that works like a brain and is 100 times faster than ChatGPT. Furthermore, it runs entirely on Chinese chips instead of NVIDIA. Read more about the interesting model
AI inventing things is nothing new, but why do AI models "hallucinate" wildly? The answers are quite simple to understand and good to keep in mind when working with your AI.
Hermes 4 70B is the new AI model from Nous Research that thinks before it responds. With stronger logic, better performance, and a reasoning mode that provides clearer results, it is a major step forward compared to other models. Do you want to know how it works, what hardware is required?
Forget Midjourney and Stable Diffusion for a moment. Google Nano Banana is here to edit – with style. But how good is it really compared to the big players?
Google has built an AI that reads through piles of text for you, extracts what is important, and displays it neatly. LangExtract could be exactly the text assistant you need. What would you like to automate away?
