Google DeepMind have published a new release of their open weights model: Gemma 4. It’s available under Apache License 2.0, an improvement from the more restrictive Gemma 3 license. Core features include multi-language support, Reasoning, and multi-modality including Audio for some models. It comes in four different variants: In the model descri... Read more... 03 Apr 2026
In 2024, we argued that AI has a reputation problem, and described that trustworthy AI must produce evidence, support simplicity, remain human-accountable, and be operated with pragmatic skepticism. We placed “trust” at the decision and evidence chain. Two articles published within the last 8 hours, one by an IDC-recognized leader in Intelligent... Read more... 26 Mar 2026
OpenAI CEO Fidji Simo was cited last week that they “actively looking at which areas to deprioritize” in the face of Anthopic gaining market share. The same WSJ article identified Sora as one area they are looking at: OpenAI launched its stand-alone Sora app last September, pairing its AI video generator with a new social-media app similar to Ti... Read more... 24 Mar 2026
Chrome 146 has added a way to let AI Agents directly interface with it. The advantage over existing browser automation projects like the Playwright MCP is that this lets you control already running, potentially logged-in, browser sessions. The feature flag to be enabled for this is “Allow remote debugging for this browser instance”: chrome://ins... Read more... 16 Mar 2026
OpenAI have released the Codex Desktop App for Windows. It support WSL2 (Windows Subsystem for Linux), as well as running natively. As with the macOS app, Codex is positioned towards developers, but can actually do more, e.g. translating Excel files. As the Windows version uses PowerShell (and others), it can tap into COM-Automation, giving it f... Read more... 05 Mar 2026