Knowledge catalogue
ChatGPT Work was launched by OpenAI on July 9, 2026 as an agent‑oriented knowledge‑work platform that combines chat, Codex tools and cloud agents across fourteen model configurations. Within three wee
OpenAI’s Codex, an AI‑powered coding engine, has surged beyond the developer community to reach over 10 million users—combining Codex with its new “ChatGPT Work” platform that turns the model into a g
Poolside AI’s co‑CEO Eiso Kant explains that a small, top‑research team built a model‑factory capable of training Laguna S, a 118‑billion‑parameter mixture‑of‑experts model that outperforms the ~1 tri
According to this Latent Space article, OpenAI has launched GPT 5.6 with variants named Sol, Terra, and Luna, while integrating Codex capabilities into ChatGPT to create a broader superapp platform. T
SpaceX's AI division has launched Grok 4.5, positioned as their first Opus-class model following the acquisition of Cursor. The release represents a significant capability upgrade in SpaceX's AI offer
Lilian Weng provides a comprehensive summary of 35 research papers focusing on Harness Engineering approaches for Reasoning and System Integration (RSI), covering recent developments in this specializ
This article discusses how AI infrastructure needs to adapt to support autonomous agents effectively, with insights from Modal's CTO on the technical and architectural requirements for agent deploymen
This article from Latent Space provides an overview of Fable, covering its capabilities, architecture, or use cases as an AI model or framework. The guide likely serves as a reference resource for dev
This dispatch from Latent Space discusses debates within the AI engineering community regarding 'loops' in AI systems and the current state of AI engineering practices. The article likely covers techn
Andrew Qu from Vercel discusses how AI agents represent a fundamentally different category of software compared to traditional applications, exploring their unique characteristics and implications for
This dispatch examines the emerging capabilities and challenges of AI autoresearch systems, analyzing the tension between autonomous AI agents conducting research and the preservation of human agency
This article discusses 'skill engineering' as an approach to AI system design that emphasizes iterative development and refinement of AI capabilities, arguing against the 'one-shot' design philosophy
This article discusses how future websites could dynamically generate personalized content and layouts for each individual visitor using AI and generative technologies, rather than serving static page
This dispatch covers developments from the AI Engineer World Fair, likely discussing emerging trends in AI engineering including feedback loops in AI systems, the concept of software factories powered
This Latent Space article discusses recent AI model releases, covering Anthropic's Claude Sonnet 5 and anticipated details about Fable 5, likely examining their capabilities, improvements, and implica
Autoresearch describes a feedback mechanism where AI agents can evaluate their own outputs and use that introspection to iteratively improve their reasoning and decision-making capabilities. This conc
Forward-deployed engineers are specialized software professionals embedded within client organizations to provide hands-on technical expertise and implementation support for AI and software solutions.
Cursor, an AI-powered code editor, implements enterprise deployment strategies to integrate AI-assisted development tools into corporate environments. The discussion likely covers Cursor's architectur
This episode discusses cutting-edge diffusion model research applications beyond large language models, featuring insights from Evan Feinberg and Sergey Edunov of Genesis Molecular AI on how diffusion
Zach Lloyd, CEO of Warp, discusses the evolution of software development toward 'software factories'—automated systems that leverage AI to streamline coding workflows and increase developer productivi
Ahmad Osman discusses the technological and practical reasons why locally-run AI models are becoming increasingly competitive with cloud-based alternatives, likely covering improvements in model effic
OpenAI has released GPT-5.6 with three variants (Sol, Terra, Luna) in a restricted beta program limited to trusted partners, according to reporting from Latent Space. The restricted access model sugge
OpenAI reported significant increases in internal Codex token usage across different departments between November 2025 and the reporting period, with Research experiencing the largest growth at 56x, f
Meta released Harness, an open-source framework for evaluating and benchmarking AI model performance across diverse tasks and datasets. The tool enables standardized testing of language models and aim
Anthropic's Claude API now supports multiplayer agent capabilities that enable multiple Claude instances to collaborate within Slack, with features for proactive behavior and persistent state manageme
This article discusses why Databricks leaders argue that the frontier AI ecosystem should remain open rather than closed, likely covering topics such as open-source AI development, the benefits of col
This article analyzes SpaceX's valuation and business model through the lens of AI infrastructure, arguing that SpaceX functions as a 'Neocloud' (a next-generation cloud computing platform) generating
This episode likely discusses red-teaming methodologies and adversarial testing approaches in AI systems, featuring security researchers Zico Kolter and Matt Fredrikson from Carnegie Mellon University
Latent Space is offering an exclusive promotion providing $250 off tickets to an AI Engineer event, with the discount valid until Monday. This appears to be a time-limited offer announced through thei
This episode discusses the growing landscape of open-source AI models, contrasts the approaches and philosophies of Model Labs versus Agent Labs in AI development, and explores fundamental limitations
This article from Latent Space discusses Anthropic's Claude Fable 5 model, examining its capabilities in handling creative and mythological content while maintaining safety guardrails, along with cove
FrontierCode is a benchmarking framework designed to evaluate code quality and move beyond 'slop'—low-quality or poorly generated code—in AI-generated outputs. The framework likely provides metrics an
This article discusses best practices for ensuring high-quality reinforcement learning (RL) environments, addressing common pitfalls that lead to poor simulation design and implementation. It likely p
This AI News summary covers recent developments in image generation models, specifically discussing Reve 2 and Ideogram 4's layout capabilities for creating structured visual designs. The piece likely
Lukas Petersson and Axel Backlund of Andon Labs discuss their work on evaluation methods and benchmarking for AI systems, likely covering approaches to assessing AI capabilities and safety in real-wor
Microsoft announced the MAI-Thinking-1 and MAI family of models at their Build conference, representing new advances in their AI model lineup. These models likely focus on improved reasoning capabilit
This episode features Satya Nadella, CEO of Microsoft, in a crossover special between the 'No Priors' and 'Latent Space' podcasts, likely discussing Microsoft's AI strategy, product developments, and
Carina Hong discusses how Axiom Math is scaling beyond informal AI approaches to create more rigorous, systematic methods for AI-assisted mathematics education and problem-solving. The episode likely
NVIDIA announced three new offerings: Cosmos 3, an advanced video generation model; Nemotron 3 Ultra, an upgraded language model; and RTX Spark, likely a tool or framework for developers. These releas
GitHub is developing AI agents to automate software development workflows and enhance developer productivity. The discussion likely covers GitHub's strategy for integrating autonomous AI capabilities
Video agent models represent the next frontier in AI by extending language model capabilities to process, understand, and act on video content in real-time, enabling autonomous agents to perceive and
This Latent Space article covers notable AI news and updates relevant to founders and forward-deployed engineers working on AI systems. The piece likely discusses recent developments, trends, and prac
Cognition, an AI company, raised 1 billion in Series D funding at a 26 billion valuation, indicating significant investor confidence in its technology and business model. The funding round reflects th
This episode of the Latent Space podcast features Walden Yan from Cognition and Cole Murray from OpenInspect discussing the emerging paradigm of asynchronous AI agents—autonomous systems that operate
Latent Space reports on emerging AI infrastructure companies achieving unicorn status, specifically highlighting Fireworks and Baseten as new decacorns (companies valued at $10+ billion), with OpenRou
ESMFold2 represents an advancement in protein structure prediction leveraging scaling laws and transformer-based language models, building on principles that favor compute and data scale over hand-cra
Latent Space reports on a rebranding or reorganization where Model Labs have been renamed or converted into Agent Labs, reflecting a shift in focus toward AI agent development and capabilities. This c
This article discusses three AI infrastructure startups—Exa, Modal, and TurboPuffer—that have recently achieved unicorn status (valued at $1 billion or more). The piece likely covers their funding rou
OpenAI's GPT-next model reportedly resolved the Erdős planar unit distance problem, a mathematical conjecture that had remained open for approximately 80 years, at a computational cost under $1000. Th
Latent Space episode featuring Ivan Burazin discussing Daytona, a platform or framework that enables AI agents to use computers and interact with software systems autonomously. The discussion likely c
Google I/O 2026 featured several new AI model releases including Gemini 3.5 Flash, an Omni model codenamed NanoBanana for video processing, Spark for background agent tasks, and Antigravity 2.0. These
Railway is a cloud platform that provides agent-native infrastructure, enabling AI agents to be deployed and executed natively within the cloud environment. The discussion with Jake Cooper likely cove
This article from Latent Space provides guidance on securing employment at cutting-edge AI research laboratories, with a focus on roles related to pretraining large language models. It likely covers p
This episode discusses emerging threats and challenges facing Western nations in modern conflict, featuring Yaroslav Azhnyuk from The Fourth Law and guest host Noah Smith. The discussion likely covers
Cerebras Systems filed for a $60 billion IPO, marking a significant milestone for the AI hardware startup that specializes in large-scale AI chip systems. The article likely discusses Cerebras' journe
This Latent Space article likely discusses how Conductor, an AI orchestration or workflow platform, is becoming a central infrastructure component across various AI applications and systems. The piece
Abridge has developed AI-native healthcare solutions that have facilitated 100 million doctor visits while saving patients and providers 10-20 hours collectively, with particular efficiency gains in p
This AINews roundup from Latent Space likely covers updates on OpenAI's Codex model gaining prominence in code generation applications, alongside news about Anthropic's Claude implementing usage meter
This article likely discusses how advances in large language models, prompt engineering, and in-context learning are making traditional finetuning less necessary for many applications. It probably exp
Thinking Machines released TML-Interaction-Small, a 276B parameter model with a 12B active subset designed for real-time voice interactions that reportedly surpasses standard voice activity detection