Modelos, agentes, investigación y negocio de la IA.
Nvidia has announced alliances with Apollo, BlackRock, Blackstone, Brookfield, Goldman Sachs, and KKR to build 'compute financing platforms'. The goal: turn its chips into collateral assets and mobilize more than $500 billion in third-party capital for AI infrastructure development.
Meta has introduced Muse Glimmer, a series of local, agentic, and multimodal AI models, released under an open-source license on Hugging Face. This initiative marks a milestone in the democratization of AI, allowing developers and companies to deploy intelligent assistants on edge devices.
Apple is developing a system to certify that a photo comes from an iPhone camera, aiming to combat AI-generated disinformation. The feature, called Apple Reference Image, appeared in iOS 27 beta 5 and could arrive with the operating system's launch.
DeepMind and Google Research have unveiled WeatherNext, an AI model that predicts hurricanes a day earlier than current systems. The breakthrough, published in Nature, has already proven its value with Hurricane Melissa in Jamaica and promises to transform weather forecasting.
OpenAI has announced that it will remove text chat limits for free ChatGPT users starting next week. This move democratizes access to conversational AI and puts pressure on competitors like Google and Anthropic.
AMD has acquired startup Taalas, which makes specialized AI inference chips by 'etching' model weights into silicon. This technology promises up to 48x performance over Nvidia GPUs, but with the limitation that models are fixed in hardware.
At the Google Cloud Summit in London, the cloud took a back seat: the focus was on agentic AI. European companies still see it as a cost-saving tool, but the real opportunity lies in redesigning processes from scratch.
Nvidia has allocated $4 billion to its new Vera Rubin platform, which incorporates photonic technology to interconnect chips. This move aims to maintain its AI leadership amid the physical limits of copper and the growing demand for computing.
A review of more than 80 Chinese papers and patents shows the People's Liberation Army has been distilling OpenAI and Anthropic models to train defense systems. The technique allows circumventing chip export restrictions, as it does not require the computing power needed to train models from scratch.
Time Magazine has begun serving ads exclusively for AI bots that humans do not see. These ads, detected by a developer, seek to influence chatbot responses about brands like Ally Bank, opening a new front in programmatic advertising.
The arrival of Agent Plugins 1.0.0 marks a milestone in the standardization of plugins for AI agents. Driven by Vercel and backed by Amazon, Microsoft, OpenAI and GitHub, this open format promises to reduce fragmentation and accelerate the adoption of agents in enterprises and software development.
Meta has unveiled Muse Code, a terminal-based coding agent for macOS and Linux, powered by the Muse Spark 1.2 model. Available in beta, it aims to simplify software development in large-scale projects.