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OpenAI, Nvidia, Oracle’s $500B ‘Stargate’ Isn’t Innovation, It’s a Cartel

ai-infrastructure

Featured

OpenAI, Nvidia, Oracle’s $500B ‘Stargate’ Isn’t Innovation, It’s a Cartel

The AI mega-alliance that’s triggering antitrust alarms and could reshape competition for decades.

#ai-infrastructure#antitrust#nvidia...

edge-ai

Llama.cpp Gets Dangerous: Rockchip NPU Support Changes Everything for Edge AI

A new llama.cpp fork brings Rockchip NPU acceleration to edge devices, potentially unlocking LLMs on everything from handheld consoles to industrial controllers

#edge-ai#embedded#llamacpp...

ai-infrastructure

Google’s AI Hunger Games: Doubling Capacity Every 6 Months Is Just the Start

Google’s infrastructure boss drops the bombshell that AI demand requires exponential scaling, revealing the raw physics behind the AI bubble debate.

#ai-infrastructure#compute-scaling#data-centers...

analytics

One Big Table: Data Modeling Heresy or the Only Thing That Actually Works?

The heated OBT debate between Kimball purists and modern pragmatists reveals a fundamental shift in data modeling philosophy, one that’s tearing data engineering teams apart.

#analytics#data-modeling#data-warehouse...

Enterprise

McKinsey’s 2025 AI Report: 88% Adoption, 6% Impact, The Enterprise AI Theater Continues

McKinsey’s latest survey reveals a brutal gap: 88% of enterprises use AI, but only 6% see meaningful EBIT impact. The report exposes the difference between AI theater and genuine transformation.

#Enterprise#McKinsey#transformation

adversarial-attacks

Adversarial Poetry: The New Frontier in AI Jailbreaking

Researchers demonstrate that poetic language structures can successfully jailbreak large language models with a 62% success rate, revealing a systemic vulnerability across model families and safety training methods.

#adversarial-attacks#ai-safety#jailbreaking...

AI-ethics

Echo TTS: The Voice Cloning Breakthrough Too Dangerous to Release

A new diffusion TTS model achieves high-fidelity voice cloning on consumer hardware, but its creator dimmed the revolutionary potential by withholding the most powerful component, and Reddit is furious.

#AI-ethics#deepfakes#diffusion-models...

artificial intelligence

Elon Musk’s Timeline for Ending Work and Money: A Hard Look at the Math and the Motives

Elon Musk claims AI and robotics will make work optional and money irrelevant within 20 years. We examine the technical claims, economic realities, and why engineers aren’t buying the timeline.

#artificial intelligence#automation#Economics...

ai-transparency

Olmo 3 Just Exposed How ‘Open’ Your Favorite AI Model Really Was

AI2’s latest release isn’t just another open-weight model, it’s a fully transparent AI system that challenges the industry’s definition of ‘open’ and reshapes the US-China AI race.

#ai-transparency#language-models#open-source-ai

benchmark

Iceberg vs Delta Lake: Your Open Source Bet Might Be Cheaper Than You Think

When Apache Iceberg finished 18% faster and 61% cheaper than Databricks in our TPC-H benchmark, we realized the open core dilemma isn’t just philosophical, it’s financial.

#benchmark#data-engineering#lakehouse...

data-governance

Data Governance Is Broken, Here’s a Federated Model That Might Work

Why traditional data governance creates bureaucracy bottlenecks and how active, federated models embed compliance directly into daily workflows.

#data-governance#data-mesh#data-quality...

ai-evaluation

Gemini 3 Pro’s Benchmark Stability Exposes the Flawed Game of AI Evaluation

DeepMind’s latest model reveals a structural breakthrough that traditional benchmarks miss, and it might force a complete rewrite of how we measure AI progress

#ai-evaluation#benchmarks#coherence...