Ayobi’s picks
The stories Ayobi chose to highlight, and why they matter.
Reflection AI's Beam, a free-to-download coding AI, is now available on Amazon's cloud
Reflection AI released Beam, an AI built to write and fix software over long jobs. Anyone can download and change it, and Amazon now offers it to run on its cloud.
IBM releases AI models that chat, make quick calls and transcribe speech in one
IBM says its new Granite Switch 4.1 models handle conversation, yes-or-no style judgments and speech-to-text from one online connection, using the memory of one model.
Amazon's Bee listening gadget gets two new versions, and can now help you shop
Amazon's Bee devices listen to your day and write summaries and to-do lists. The new ones start at $75, and a paid plan lets them suggest things to buy.
New modelsAyobi’s pickNVIDIA releases open AI models, one built to run on your own PC
NVIDIA says its new Super VL model is five times faster than rivals, and its Bolt model can run on a home PC without the cloud.
ResearchAyobi’s pickOpenAI's newest AI solves 49 of 50 new physics research problems, at about $2.40 each
AI helpers matched top specialists on hard physics calculations for under $3 each, but they still can't tell which questions are worth asking.
Apple's first smart display, the HomeView, costs $299 and ships November 13
The $299 HomeView has a square touchscreen on a speaker. It uses Siri AI and can show your texts and doorbell camera.