Tencent has released and open-sourced HunyuanImage 3.0, an 80-billion-parameter native multimodal image generation model. The company says it is the first open industrial-grade model of its kind, with ...

Open houses, whether at model railroad clubs or private home layouts, offer fantastic opportunities to connect with fellow modelers and share the hobby. It’s also a joy to see what makes a layout tick ...

Suncorp Group has moved its sizeable media planning and buying account—understood to be north of $140 million—from OMD to WPP Media following a competitive pitch, B&T can reveal. The scope of work ...

In a post on X, Noble, who has founded two billion-dollar hedge funds and was an assistant to famed investor Peter Lynch, called Opendoor “total garbage,” while warning investors against believing in ...

There is no shortage of powerful, open source Chinese large language models (LLMs) available now for enterprises around the world to take, download, modify/customize and deploy commercially. Then, ...

OpenAI has unveiled its latest and most advanced update for its ChatGPT chatbot yet. The new model, known as GPT-5, is more useful and intuitive than its prior versions, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said ...

Researchers at DeepSeek on Monday released a new experimental model called V3.2-exp, designed to have dramatically lower inference costs when used in long-context operations. DeepSeek announced the ...

Like every Big Tech company these days, Meta has its own flagship generative AI model, called Llama. Llama is somewhat unique among major models in that it’s “open,” meaning developers can download ...

In the world of computing, open (be it software or hardware) is a curious and oft-abused word. Thrown around left, right and centre, but rarely examined. In AI circles, especially, it’s been pulled, ...

UNESCO works to accelerate scientific progress and ensure that knowledge benefits everyone through open science. The UNESCO Recommendation on Open Science, supported by 194 countries, outlines a set ...

In search of high-caliber employees to staff its call center, Zappos relocated the entire company from San Francisco to Las Vegas in 2004. Here’s why the move made sense. by Tony Hsieh In the 11 years ...