5 AI stories explainx.ai reported on May 24, 2026, ranked by reader interest and grouped by topic. Each links to the full write-up with sources.
The AI bubble has been declared 'popped' dozens of times since ChatGPT's launch. In 2026, with Nvidia's volatility, DeepSeek's price war, and enterprise AI adoption slowing, the question isn't whether there's a bubble—it's what kind of bubble it is, and whether the 'pop' is a correction or a catastrophe.
cmux transforms AI-assisted development with a Ghostty-based terminal that understands when agents need your attention. With vertical tabs showing git status, PR numbers, listening ports, and notification previews, plus a scriptable browser and native Claude Code Teams support, it's the terminal built for the AI coding era.
Frigate NVR has revolutionized home and small business surveillance by bringing enterprise-grade AI object detection to local hardware. Built for Home Assistant with OpenCV and TensorFlow, it offers real-time monitoring without cloud dependencies.
Perplexity has released Bumblebee, a read-only inventory scanner designed to answer one critical supply chain question: when an advisory names a vulnerable package, which developer machines have it installed right now? Built in Go with zero dependencies, it scans lockfiles, manifests, and MCP configs across macOS and Linux.
DeepSeek's latest model V4 Pro costs $0.435/1M input tokens and $0.87/1M output tokens—up to 34x cheaper than OpenAI's GPT-5.5. This dramatic price disruption is forcing the AI industry to confront questions about pricing power, sustainability, and whether the 'AI bubble' is losing air.
A Ghostty-based macOS terminal with vertical tabs and notifications for AI coding agents.
Kronos is the first open-source foundation model for financial candlesticks, trained on data from over 45 global exchanges. It is designed to handle the unique characteristics of financial data, providing a specialized…
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