Tag: open-source

All the articles with the tag "open-source".

• DeepSeek V4 Is the Boring Kind of Terrifying: Cheap, Huge, and Almost There

  24 Apr, 2026

  DeepSeek V4 previewed on April 24 with 1.6 trillion parameters, 1 million token context, open weights, and pricing that attacks frontier AI economics directly.

• Meta Just Went Closed Source. Nobody Should Be Surprised.

  13 Apr, 2026

  After years of championing open-source AI with Llama, Meta released Muse Spark as a closed model. The open-source era was strategy, not philosophy. Now it is over.

• Google Just Made Its AI Coding Assistant Free. Cursor and Copilot Should Be Nervous.

  6 Apr, 2026

  Gemini Code Assist now offers 180K completions per month and 240 daily chat sessions at zero cost. No credit card. Google is doing what Google always does: making the competition's product free.

• Yann LeCun Raised $1 Billion to Prove Every AI Company Is Wrong

  5 Apr, 2026

  AMI Labs just closed the largest seed round in European history. LeCun is betting against LLMs entirely, building JEPA world models instead. Either he is a visionary or he is about to burn a billion dollars in public.

• Cloudflare Built a WordPress Replacement in Two Months With AI. It Is Called EmDash.

  31 Mar, 2026

  Cloudflare launched EmDash, an open-source CMS built on Astro that sandboxes plugins so they cannot destroy your site. Two engineers built it in two months with AI agents. WordPress's 24-year reign just got its first credible challenger.

• Four Rival Open Source Projects Merged Into One. The Result Is 88% Smaller.

  26 Mar, 2026

  Video.js, Plyr, Vidstack, and Media Chrome had 75,000 GitHub stars combined and powered tens of billions of video plays. Their creators put ego aside and rewrote everything from scratch together.

• A Security Scanner Got Hacked. Then It Infected Everything It Scanned.

  25 Mar, 2026

  Trivy, one of the most trusted vulnerability scanners in DevOps, was compromised. The attack spawned CanisterWorm, a self-propagating npm worm that used blockchain as a command server. 141 packages infected. The irony is brutal.

• Unsung Hero: One Person Holds the JavaScript Ecosystem Together

  20 Mar, 2026

  Sindre Sorhus maintains 1,100+ npm packages with billions of downloads per month. If he stopped tomorrow, a significant portion of the npm registry would break. He funds himself through GitHub Sponsors.

• Llama 4 Scout Has a 10 Million Token Context Window. Let That Sink In.

  19 Mar, 2026

  Meta released Llama 4 with a 10 million token context window. That is roughly 20 full novels. The implications for how we use AI are enormous and nobody is talking about the right ones.

• OpenClaw Went From 9K to 250K GitHub Stars in Four Months. Then Its Creator Left.

  17 Mar, 2026

  An open-source AI agent called OpenClaw surpassed React on GitHub. NVIDIA called it 'to agentic AI what GPT was to chatbots.' Then the creator joined OpenAI. What happens now?