All articles about Agentic Ai
Meta's Muse Glimmer is a 30B-parameter open-weight model distilled from Muse Spark, shipped under Apache 2.0 and optimized for local agent workflows — tool calling, multi-step reasoning, failure recovery, and multimodal understanding on consumer hardware.
The AI Kill Switch Act would let DHS order AI models shut down after OpenAI's Hugging Face incident. What the bill means for anyone shipping agentic AI.
The open-model lineup for OpenClaw shifted in late April 2026: Kimi K2.6 (300-agent swarms), GLM-5.1 (#1 SWE-Bench Pro), DeepSeek V4 (cheapest frontier), Qwen 3.6-27B (dense Apache-2.0). MiniMax M2.7 license shifted to non-commercial — read before architecting.
DeepSeek V4 is no longer alone. GLM-5.1 leads SWE-Bench Pro, Kimi K2.6 runs 300-agent swarms, Qwen 3.6 ships dense Apache-2.0 weights, and V4-Pro hits #1 on LiveCodeBench. The April 2026 open-source pricing reset is real.
GPT-5.5 arrived April 24, 2026, marketed as an "agentic work model" — not a smarter chatbot. OpenAI positioned it explicitly against Claude Mythos. Here's what changed, what the benchmarks show, and why the rivalry goes deeper than model scores.
Andrej Karpathy called the OpenClaw moment the first time non-technical people experienced frontier agentic AI.
GPT-5.4 landed on March 5, 2026 with something no general-purpose model had before: native computer use. Here's what changed, what the benchmarks actually mean, and what you should build next.
February 2026 reshuffled the AI landscape: Claude Opus 4.6 and GPT-5.3-Codex launched on the same day, Gemini 3.1 Pro followed two weeks later. The result: no single 'best' AI model anymore — but clear lanes for coding, reasoning, and multimodal tasks.
The ultimate practical guide to AI agents across 8 key industries. Featuring 24 concrete agent proposals with detailed workflow descriptions and ROI calculations for Healthcare, Finance, Manufacturing, Retail, Logistics, Legal, Customer Service, and HR.