Twelve months ago, AI agents were a research demo. Today they’re running marketing campaigns, auditing codebases, and managing calendars. Here’s an honest accounting of a wild year.
OpenAI’s new computer-use agent navigates GUIs, fills forms, and executes multi-step tasks across any application. It’s the most capable autonomous system ever made available to consumers.
Google’s latest AI model scored in the top 10% on the US, UK, and Indian medical licensing exams. Whether that makes it safe for clinical use is a much harder question.
Anthropic’s latest model doesn’t just answer questions — it thinks out loud, plans ahead, and checks its own work. Claude 4 is the most deliberate AI system ever released to the public.
The three dominant AI assistants have converged in capability but diverged in strengths. Here is an honest breakdown of who each product is built for.
Powered by Gemini 2.5 Pro, Google’s premium AI tier has closed the gap on ChatGPT and taken a clear lead on multimodal tasks and Google Workspace integration.
The next frontier of AI is not a chatbot you talk to. It’s software that acts autonomously on your behalf — browsing the web, calling APIs, executing code, and making decisions.
OpenAI’s latest reasoning model can solve PhD-level problems in mathematics and science. But running it can cost hundreds of dollars per query.
A Chinese startup released an open-source AI model that matched GPT-4 performance at a fraction of the cost — and wiped $600 billion off Nvidia’s market cap in a single day.
Anthropic’s mid-tier model topped coding benchmarks and outperformed rivals on writing quality. We tested it extensively to find out whether the reputation is deserved.
