
S3 Vectors Won’t Kill Vector Databases—They Enable a Tiered Future
S3 Vectors is a low-cost cold/warm tier that complements—rather than replaces—specialized vector databases in a tiered vector storage future.

S3 Vectors is a low-cost cold/warm tier that complements—rather than replaces—specialized vector databases in a tiered vector storage future.

A pragmatic, privacy-first guide to running and choosing small local LLMs on macOS—what to use, how to pick, and how to stay safe and sane.

An analog, 3D-optical fixed-point computer co-designed with iterative models accelerates both AI inference and real-world optimization with high robustness and projected 100× energy-efficiency gains over GPUs.

Embeddings got bigger with Transformers and APIs, but new efficiency techniques and infrastructure mean the future is about smarter—not just larger—dimensions.
A visual, end-to-end demo of a tiny GPT that turns tokens into embeddings, runs them through transformers, and autoregressively predicts the next token to solve a simple sorting task.
An open, large-scale graph of web-extracted causal claims—complete with provenance—released to power causal QA and reasoning.

In a data-constrained era, the real lever isn’t more GPUs but better data and architectures that maximize each token’s value.

An open-source, world-consistent RGB-D video generator that turns a single image into controllable, long-range 3D scene explorations with state-of-the-art performance.
Share early diffusion steps across similar prompts to generate image sets faster and better, without retraining.

AI is chasing coherent internal world models to move beyond brittle heuristics and achieve robust, reliable reasoning.
Use LLMs to act on provided facts, not as lossless sources of exact details.
Treat LLM routing as a contextual bandit and use a preference-informed LinUCB plus a knapsack budget policy to adaptively, cost-effectively pick the right model per query.
Embedding-based retrieval hits a hard top-k capacity ceiling set by embedding dimension, and real systems already run into it.