AI Tools

OpenAI just bought the tool that enterprises use to test whether their AI applications can be hacked, jailbroken, or manipulated into leaking data. On March 10, 2026, OpenAI announced it is acquiring Promptfoo — an open-source LLM evaluation and red-teaming platform already running inside 127 Fortune 500 companies and trusted by over 300,000 developers worldwide. […]

 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

 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

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

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

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

 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.

There’s a desktop AI app sitting at 40,000+ GitHub stars — gaining 63 new stars every single day — and almost nobody in the English-speaking tech press has reviewed it yet. That app is Cherry Studio. And if you’re still juggling separate windows for ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini while paying $20–$40/month per subscription, you’re going

You’ve seen the OpenClaw screenshots. You’ve read the setup guides for Windows. Now you’re sitting at your MacBook or Ubuntu terminal wondering: is this thing going to be a headache to install, or does it actually work? Short answer: it works. Better on Mac and Linux than most people expect. We’ve run OpenClaw on a

p>Our Telegram bot has been running for months. It handles morning briefings, monitors the site, drafts articles, fires off alerts when something breaks. It’s genuinely useful. So when we finally wired OpenClaw into Discord and Slack, the first thought was: why did we wait this long? If you’re already using OpenClaw, connecting it to Discord