OpenAI Jalapeño: Nvidia Who?
What happened: OpenAI just dropped their new AI chip, Jalapeño, and early benchmarks suggest it’s giving Nvidia’s Blackwell a run for its money.
Why it matters: If Jalapeño lives up to the hype, it could shake up the AI hardware market and make cutting-edge AI more accessible (and cheaper) for everyone.
Local AI in Your Ride: Raspberry Pi Edition
What happened: Someone turned a Raspberry Pi into a local AI co-pilot for their car using Qwen, an open-source AI model.
Why it matters: This DIY project is a glimpse into the future of personalized, offline AI applications. Imagine a world where your car isn’t just smart—it’s got a brain of its own.
TeXbrain: LaTeX in the Browser
What happened: TeXbrain is a new LaTeX editor that runs pdfTeX in your browser via WebAssembly (WASM).
Why it matters: For anyone who’s ever struggled with LaTeX, this could be a game-changer. No more wrestling with installations or compatibility issues—just write and compile in the cloud.
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