Vercel durable-harness: How Coding Agents Recover After Crashes
Vercel’s durable-harness logs coding-agent steps to support recovery after crashes or timeouts. Features and limitations explained.
Vercel’s durable-harness logs coding-agent steps to support recovery after crashes or timeouts. Features and limitations explained.
Tesla executives say Cybercab customer sales could begin before the end of 2026, but federal safety scrutiny and rollout questions remain.
Recursive Superintelligence has released Flint, its first model. The Recursive Flint local coding model is a mixture-of-experts (MoE) model with 40B total and 2.5B active parameters. Recursive team states that its Eureka Machine, an automated research system, helped build nearly every part of the stack. The weights are on Hugging Face under Apache 2.0. TL;DR…
Recursive Flint is a 39.8B-parameter open-weight coding model with about 2.5B active parameters. Explore its specs, benchmark claims and limitations.
Meta announced a new class of nonvoting shares, alongside an agreement linking Zuckerberg’s ability to sell certain shares to his California residency.
Jensen Huang outlined Nvidia’s modular data-center strategy in Berlin on October 21, 2026. Independent reporting confirms the DSX Pod announcement.
Google has open-sourced TorchTPU, a native PyTorch backend for Cloud TPUs. It was co-developed with the PyTorch team at Meta and announced at PyTorch Conference 2026 on October 20, 2026. Existing PyTorch code targets a TPU through a standard torch.device(“tpu”). TPUs now sit beside GPUs and CPUs as a native…
GM is reorganizing vehicle computing around software and AI. Learn what its 2028 platform plans mean, what is verified and what remains a promise.
Mistral AI just released Voxtral 3. Mistral Voxtral 3 is a speech model family paired with a voice agent SDK. It ships 3 transcription models, 1 text-to-speech model and an SDK built on LiveKit. One place for listening, reasoning, tool calls and speaking. All 4 models are in public preview on the Mistral API. TL;DR…
For the past few days I’ve been testing an impressive open-weight AI coding model called Flint. It suggests that fully recursive self-improvement, or RSI—an exciting and controversial approach that uses AI to build AI—is getting closer. Flint is the first offering from Recursive, a company that aims to use RSI to advance both AI itself…