Alibaba’s Qwen 3.5-9B model — released March 2, 2026 — scores 81.7 on GPQA Diamond reasoning benchmarks, beating GPT-OSS-120B (80.1) while running on a laptop with 16GB RAM. That’s a 9-billion parameter model outperforming a 120-billion parameter model on reasoning tasks — 13x fewer parameters, same consumer hardware your code already runs on, zero […]
OpenAI just quietly dropped what might be the most dangerous tool for software vulnerabilities since automated fuzzing went mainstream. On March 2026, OpenAI launched Codex Security in research preview — an agentic application security tool that doesn’t just scan your code for bugs, it builds a full threat model of your system, validates findings in
ChatGPT for Excel Review 2026: OpenAI’s Add-In Doubles Investment Banking Benchmark Performance On March 5, 2026, OpenAI launched ChatGPT for Excel in beta — and the headline number tells you everything you need to know: GPT-5.4 Thinking scored 87.3% on OpenAI’s internal investment banking benchmark. GPT-5 sat at 43.7% on the same test. That’s not
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Why Anthropic Is Suing the Pentagon: The Full Story (2026) Why Anthropic Is Suing the Pentagon: The Full Story (2026) The U.S. Defense Department has done something it has never done before: it designated an American company a national security supply chain risk. That company is Anthropic — the AI safety startup behind Claude
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Last month I handed a task to OpenClaw at 11 PM: research every AI writing tool that launched in the past 30 days, draft comparison notes, and flag anything worth reviewing on computertech.co. I woke up to a full briefing in Telegram. No prompting. No babysitting. No context lost between steps. That’s not magic. That’s
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Adobe launched Firefly in 2023 as a bet that the AI image war would ultimately be won not by the tool with the best outputs — but by the tool nobody could sue you for using. In 2026, with three years of legal precedent accumulating around AI copyright, that bet is looking increasingly smart. Adobe
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Most AI models think in silence. You submit a prompt, wait, and receive an answer — with no visibility into how the model got there, and no ability to redirect it if it’s headed the wrong way. GPT-5.4 Thinking breaks that pattern. It surfaces a reasoning plan before it commits to an answer, lets you
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AI music generation has exploded from a gimmick into a genuine creative force. We dug into Suno’s features, pricing, user reviews, legal battles, and the Warner Music deal to give you the full picture.
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Meta AI is already in the hands of over 3 billion people — and most of them don’t know they’re using it. It’s baked into WhatsApp, Instagram, Facebook, and Messenger. No signup required beyond the account you already have. No subscription, no credit card, no waitlist. Just tap the circle icon and start talking. For
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OpenAI dropped GPT-5.4 today, March 5, 2026 — and it immediately crossed a threshold no general-purpose AI model has crossed before: 75.0% on OSWorld-Verified, beating the 72.4% human baseline at real computer operation. That’s not a marketing bullet point. It’s the benchmark equivalent of a model sitting down at someone’s keyboard and outperforming them.