April 2025: Llama 4 and the Open Source Surge
Photo by Joaquín Garduño on Pexels Meta disrupted the ecosystem in April with the release of Llama 4. It was an incredible high for the open-source community, as the model…
My Artificial Intelligence Thoughts and Nothing Else
Photo by Joaquín Garduño on Pexels Meta disrupted the ecosystem in April with the release of Llama 4. It was an incredible high for the open-source community, as the model…
Photo by RDNE Stock project on Pexels Anthropic stole the spotlight in March with the release of Claude 4, setting a new high for reasoning and coding benchmarks. The company’s…
Photo by Matheus Bertelli on Pexels OpenAI’s Sora video generator finally exited its restricted beta, marking a creative high. However, the month was marred by a “low” in the supply…
Photo by Viridiana Rivera on Pexels January saw OpenAI launch “Operator,” a major high for the company. This marked the shift from AI that just talks to AI that takes…
January 2026 saw explosive growth in AI, with new model releases from China challenging US dominance, massive investments, and practical deployments across industries. Global spending forecasts hit $2.52 trillion for…
Photo by Google DeepMind on Pexels If 2025 was the year AI found its voice, 2026 will be the year AI finds its hands. As we step into the new…
Photo by Viridiana Rivera on Pexels As we close the year, AI is no longer a tool we “use”—it is ambient. It is in our cars, our glasses, and our…
Photo by Sami TÜRK on Pexels 2025 ended with a glimpse into the future of cyber-physical warfare, including GPS spoofing and attacks on national infrastructure. Key Events: Indian Airport GPS…
Photo by Nothing Ahead on Pexels The year ended with a global consensus on AI safety. 2025 proved that while AI is unstoppable, it must be guided by human-centric principles.
Photo by Markus Winkler on Pexels Mid-December saw a cultural shift: the “AI-Human” tag became a mark of quality. The most popular music and art were no longer pure AI…