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OpenAI has expanded its advertising platform to 26 new countries, bringing total coverage to 89. More than 100,000 advertisers have launched campaigns since the program began, though active users appear lower. The move supports OpenAI’s broader revenue goals ahead of a potential IPO.
AlphaDiana reveals why adding tools and memory to AI agents often fails. Discover how harness-aware evaluation exposes hidden accuracy trade-offs in LLMs.
A new benchmark tests how well AI agents perform in real-time environments, revealing that faster models often outperform slower, more thoughtful ones when timing matters — and a novel 'teacher-student' method helps close the gap.
A new benchmark reveals that even top AI agents fail to sustain long-term strategy in the complex deck-building game Slay the Spire, lagging behind expert humans as games progress despite strong early performance.
Unsealed court documents from The New York Times' copyright lawsuit reveal that OpenAI and Microsoft executives acknowledged their data scraping practices created a 'doom loop' threatening the web and amounted to 'the largest theft of labor in human history,' despite public claims of innovation and safety.
Discover how LLM benchmark saturation and cheating render rankings obsolete. Learn why the AI field is shifting toward continuous observability and domain tests
Gemini 3.8 Flash (2 Sep 2026) against Gemini 3.1 Pro on price per token, price per Thai text in baht, context window and the scores Google reports in each model card — and why the two cards cannot be compared score for score.
