TL;DR Key Takeaways : Open source AI tools are transforming the AI landscape by offering powerful, cost-effective alternatives to proprietary platforms, prioritizing accessibility and affordability.

Open Source Progress: The open-source LLM ecosystem is advancing rapidly, with Qwen, DeepSeek, and Meta pushing the boundaries in both code and general language tasks. Coding benchmarks show open ...

Meta’s recent unveiling at LlamaCon 2025 of the roadmap for its Llama family of large language models (LLMs) paints a compelling picture, one where open source isn’t just a preference, but the ...

DeepSeek, and the open source AI ecosystem surrounding it, has rapidly evolved from a brief snapshot of technological brilliance into something much bigger—and much harder to stop.

GIMP 3.0 expands support to extensions written in Python 3, JavaScript, Lua, and Vala, providing developers with greater flexibility to enhance the application’s functionality.

Internal testing by DeepSeek shows Janus Pro 7B scoring 80% on GenEval and 84.2 on DPG-Bench, outperforming models like DALL-E 3 and Stable Diffusion.

That would be news enough on its own, but DeepSeek also claims it was able to create R1—which is an open-source “reasoning” model—in only two months with, what it claims, was only $6 million.

Support for BMP files with 64 bits per image New filters New file conversion processes GIMP 3.0 RC1 also includes bug fixes, translation updates, and a whole bunch of other code changes.

Open-source AI is everywhere right now. The problem is, no one agrees on what it actually is. Now we may finally have an answer. The Open Source Initiative (OSI), the self-appointed arbiters of ...

Midjourney isn’t the best AI image generator for most people — but it is the most fun I tested ChatGPT vs Midjourney V7 with 7 AI image prompts — it wasn’t even close ...