Top-tier AI for pennies: an open model that costs 60x less
A five-person team launched Ultramarine 1 Flash, an open-source model for office work that, by its own tests, competes with the big closed models.
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A five-person team launched Ultramarine 1 Flash, an open-source model for office work that, by its own tests, competes with the big closed models.
Today AI runs on a $249 box, agents get their own database, their own team and their own memory, one agent coordinates many and another makes your product video.
Today AI decides in real time, types what you dictate, answers with charts instead of paragraphs, works in your team chat and builds apps without leaving the conversation.
Agents don't just answer anymore: they pay for their tools per use, browse, find customers, talk to you out loud and follow you to your phone.
AI got smaller and closer: a model that decides instead of writing, a 54 GB model that fits in 8, an engine that makes it fly on a Mac and meeting notes with no internet.
This week AI moved into the office: it takes notes in your meetings, builds slide decks, watches your brand on X and is starting to understand voice commands offline. I also show you how to use AI credits you may have already paid for,…
Today AI learns to make video and keep watch for you: a daily news show with your face, a bot that searches X and interactive answers in ChatGPT. Plus a $10,811 warning about what it costs to leave a pay-per-use program running…
Today agents step out of the chat window: you can call them from any post on X, and Microsoft wants them working on your PC. We tell you what actually works for you and what isn't worth the price yet.