
META'S LLAMA IS EATING THE INTERNET
Meta's Llama went from 1.4T to 15T training tokens in 18 months. The internet is finite. The hunger isn't. You're the buffet.

Meta's Llama went from 1.4T to 15T training tokens in 18 months. The internet is finite. The hunger isn't. You're the buffet.

Meta's quietly testing StoryKit, an AI app that generates personalized kids' bedtime stories. Because outsourcing parenting to a language model is peak 2025.
DeepSeek-V3 cost $5.6M. GPT-4 cost $100M+. China's budget AI labs aren't catching up—they're playing a different game entirely. Silicon Valley's compute moat was tissue paper all along.

Meta's new photo-to-listing AI for Facebook Marketplace sounds convenient — snap a pic, get a listing. But it's also about to industrialize scams, hand Meta a firehose of commerce data, and let algorithms decide what your stuff is worth.

Meta quietly built an AI tool that auto-scraped public Instagram photos for training data. Users freaked. Meta walked it back — sort of. Here's why your selfies are now machine food whether you like it or not.

While OpenAI and Google chase AGI fantasies, Fireworks AI bets on specialized models and inference infrastructure — the boring play that might actually pay off.

Alibaba's Qwen just crossed one billion downloads, body-slamming Meta's Llama off the open-source AI throne. The crown has officially moved east.

xAI suing a Grok user for deepfakes is peak Musk-era irony: build the unconstrained AI, sell the unconstrained AI, then act betrayed when someone uses the unconstrained AI.

A wire-level analysis of xAI's Grok CLI reveals it's sending prompts, file contents, system metadata, and potentially API keys to xAI servers by default. The Elon Musk privacy hypocrisy hits new lows as developers question what their tools are actually doing.

xAI's Grok Build isn't just reading your code—it's pulling a digital smash-and-grab on your entire GitHub repo. Another day, another multi-billion dollar tech grift.