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Google’s Veo 3 is pushing text-to-video generation deeper into the public’s hands. What makes it more advantageous is how it’s available within Google’s own apps and workflows. But it’s far from the only way to generate high-quality videos with AI in 2025. The AI-video generation market offers plenty of options for cinematic shots, controllable avatars […]
OpenAI has officially released updates to its gpt-realtime and Realtime API for production-grade voice agents. What’s new? Advanced speech-to-speech model with new API features: MCP server support, image input, and SIP phone calling. All this at a cheaper price. OpenAI promises benefits like enhanced nuance retention, dramatically reduced latency, and more fluid, human-like voice interactions. […]
The Vercel AI SDK is quickly becoming a go-to toolkit for building AI applications. If you want to add AI features to a Next.js app or even a simpler Node.js service, their SDK tangibly reduces the friction. Instead of worrying about how different providers handle requests, or how to stream responses from a model into […]
Anthropic’s latest update brings a massive one-million-token context window to Claude Sonnet 4 (not to be confused with Claude Opus 4). That’s a fivefold jump from its previous limit of 200K tokens. Anthropic asserts that this new update enables developers, researchers, and enterprises to process large documents or entire codebases in a single API call. […]
The GPT-5 release and the buzz around it haven’t settled down yet. The model isn’t as obscurely expensive as GPT-4.5. It delivers and stands above the competition. And it’s a welcome addition to the GPT model family. But many now wonder how it compares to various now-discontinued OpenAI models. We’re talking about GPT-4.1, 4.5, o3, […]
OpenAI has reentered the open-source market with the launch of its new “GPT-oss” models: gpt-oss-120b and gpt-oss-20b. The last open-weight model released by the company was GPT-2. These new ones provide developers and enterprises with enhanced control and flexibility. How effective are they at that? And how well do they stack up against ‘close’ (a.k.a. […]