Expert profile
Founder & AI Product Leader
Yash Thakker is a Generative AI expert with over 12 years of experience in product leadership and technical strategy. As the founder of explainx.ai, he has taught over 300,000 learners and built AI platforms serving millions of users globally. He specializes in Agentic AI, Multimodal RAG, and the intersection of LLMs with consumer hardware.
Sanders and Casar's bill bans "artificial superintelligence," not AI broadly, and faces long odds. Here is the real text versus the viral claim.
Cerebras now serves Qwen 3.8 27B at ~1,500 tokens/second, but a 150k token-per-minute cap and no prompt-caching discount make it costly for sustained agentic coding.
Anthropic previewed Function Hooks for Claude Code and shipped `ant apply`, a Terraform-style CLI syncing agents, skills, and deployments from files.
GLM-5.3 Flash is 18x cheaper than GLM-5.3 through a Sept 9 promo. A viral claim that Fable 5.1 beat SimpleBench's human baseline does not hold up.
A 2 million-listing study finds Google AI Mode shows the same products 21.6% more expensive than traditional search, with only 1.28% product overlap between the two surfaces.
Google and HHMI Janelia mapped the first male fruit fly connectome — 166,700 neurons, 125M synapses — via AI segmentation, not "AI reading a brain."
We tracked the video, creator, and timestamp behind 11 GPT-6 Astra launch demos, then graded which ones actually prove something.
OpenAI shipped GPT-6 Astra on September 3, 2026, after its own page briefly went down mid-announcement. Full benchmarks, pricing, and rollout timeline.
ByteDance Seed's HarnessDev benchmark measures whether LLMs can build and evolve their own agent execution infrastructure — strong on writing, well behind humans on code and research.
Heart Aerospace flew what''s billed as the largest electric aircraft ever. The "$5 electricity" headline hides a hybrid design with real tradeoffs.
Nous Research brought one-click local model setup to NVIDIA hardware via Hermes Desktop, and RTX Spark systems ship from Lenovo in October.
NVIDIA launched PAIR, a free open-source tool that pools idle home GPUs for local AI inference. What it does, hardware support, and how to try it.
