• Last week Swedish startup Lovable launched version 2.0 with a new feature called “multiplayer workspaces” where you can now vibe code apps together. Their motto is “idea to app in seconds, with your personal full stack engineer”. What started as a prototype called “GPT Engineer” is now a product used by over 300 000 monthly active users, and Lovable is […]

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  • Last week OpenAI launched five new models: GPT-4.1 (including mini and nano variants), o3 and o4-mini, together with a new command-line tool called Codex CLI. You now have six models to choose from in ChatGPT: GPT-4o, GPT-4o with scheduled tasks, GPT-4.5, o3, o4-mini, and o4-mini-high. If you use the API you can add GPT-4.1, GPT-4.1-mini […]

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  • Last week Meta launched their new Llama 4 models that scored amazingly well on benchmarks. Yann LeCun, Chief AI Scientist at Meta, wrote “BOOM! The Llama-4 brood is out”, and Ahmad Al-Dahle, Head of GenAI at Meta, wrote “Llama 4 Behemoth outperforms GPT4.5, Claude Sonnet 3.7, and Gemini 2.0 Pro”. Boom indeed, because when users […]

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  • Last week was one of the most important AI weeks this year for software developers. Microsoft rolled out their all-new Visual Studio Code and GitHub Copilot Pro with massive amounts of new features focused on autonomous AI-based agent coding. They even launched it with a short movie of Satya Nadella “vibe coding” a computer simulator […]

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  • Last week OpenAI updated their GPT-4o model with image creation capabilities. If you had previously used ChatGPT to create images using their model “DALL-E 3” you know it was quite a poor performer, so maybe you skipped this news due to low expectations. But the image generation capabilities of GPT-4o is completely unlike anything you […]

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  • The wildfires in Los Angeles this year are predicted to have cost over $250 billion, becoming one of the worst natural disasters in U.S. history. Current satellite systems like VIIRS and MODIS can detect fires quickly (within a few hours) but have problems identifying smaller fires (<100m²). Other systems like Sentinel-2 have details down to […]

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  • Will you use Google Search in 2026 the same way you have been using it over the past two decades? I am quite sure the answer is no. I am a firm believer in agentic search, and I believe it will change everything about how we store and publish information online. Last week Andrej Karpathy […]

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  • Most companies I speak with today are rolling out generative AI in two main areas: customer support and digitizing documents for AI access. When it comes to customer support we have finally reached the point where AI agents can now handle most tasks fully autonomously. If you have a good pipeline setup by someone who […]

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  • Last week OpenAI finally launched their successor of GPT-4o: GPT-4.5, and the entire Internet quickly became full of (mostly) disappointed old guys claiming AI-development has stalled. GPT-4.5 does not significantly improve performance in test benchmarks, and since it was initially only available for $200 /month Pro subscribers, very few could actually test it. I seem […]

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  • OpenAI just crossed 400 million weekly active users, which is close to 5% of the world’s population. This means that they are growing at an astounding 50 million weekly active users per month, just 2 months ago OpenAI announced that they have 300 million weekly active users. The growth is accelerating, and OpenAI predicts they […]

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