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Tried ChatUp AI NSFW Image Generator for 1 Month: My Experience

3 days 9 hours ago
ChatUp AI makes no attempt to sugarcoat what it offers: a completely uncensored NSFW image generator that doesn’t flinch when you push boundaries. While most platforms shut down the moment you type anything remotely explicit, this one encourages experimentation. It’s marketed as free, no-login, and designed to let your imagination run as wild as you want—from erotic anime scenes to photorealistic adult art. This is more than just eye candy; it’s a playground for people who enjoy creating personalized visuals that fit their fantasies without being policed by filters. Dive into ChatUp AI NSFW Image Generator Features That Make It […]
Mark Borg

I Tested ChatUp AI Uncensored Chatbot for 1 Month

3 days 9 hours ago
ChatUp AI isn’t just another chatbot dressed up with a new name. It’s unapologetically marketed as a space for uncensored, NSFW conversations—a digital playground where the usual filters and restrictions are thrown out the window. Instead of cutting you off with “I can’t answer that,” it lets you push dialogue into whatever direction you want: erotic roleplay, taboo storytelling, or simply indulging in the kind of intimacy that standard chatbots refuse to touch . This makes it appealing to anyone who’s tired of hitting roadblocks elsewhere. Whether you’re curious, playful, or looking for something a little spicier than polite banter, […]
Mark Borg

Weak-for-Strong (W4S): A Novel Reinforcement Learning Algorithm that Trains a weak Meta Agent to Design Agentic Workflows with Stronger LLMs

3 days 10 hours ago

Researchers from Stanford, EPFL, and UNC introduce Weak-for-Strong Harnessing, W4S, a new Reinforcement Learning RL framework that trains a small meta-agent to design and refine code workflows that call a stronger executor model. The meta-agent does not fine tune the strong model, it learns to orchestrate it. W4S formalizes workflow design as a multi turn […]

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Michal Sutter

Microsoft AI Proposes BitNet Distillation (BitDistill): A Lightweight Pipeline that Delivers up to 10x Memory Savings and about 2.65x CPU Speedup

3 days 11 hours ago

Microsoft Research proposes BitNet Distillation, a pipeline that converts existing full precision LLMs into 1.58 bit BitNet students for specific tasks, while keeping accuracy close to the FP16 teacher and improving CPU efficiency. The method combines SubLN based architectural refinement, continued pre training, and dual signal distillation from logits and multi head attention relations. Reported […]

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Asif Razzaq

Kong Releases Volcano: A TypeScript, MCP-native SDK for Building Production Ready AI Agents with LLM Reasoning and Real-World actions

4 days 6 hours ago

Kong has open-sourced Volcano, a TypeScript SDK that composes multi-step agent workflows across multiple LLM providers with native Model Context Protocol (MCP) tool use. The release coincides with broader MCP capabilities in Kong AI Gateway and Konnect, positioning Volcano as the developer SDK in an MCP-governed control plane. What Volcano provides? Volcano exposes a compact, […]

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Michal Sutter

AutoCode: A New AI Framework that Lets LLMs Create and Verify Competitive Programming Problems, Mirroring the Workflow of Human Problem Setters

4 days 8 hours ago

Are your LLM code benchmarks actually rejecting wrong-complexity solutions and interactive-protocol violations, or are they passing under-specified unit tests? A team of researchers from UCSD, NYU, University of Washington, Princeton University, Canyon Crest Academy, OpenAI, UC Berkeley, MIT, University of Waterloo, and Sentient Labs introduce AutoCode, a new AI framework that lets LLMs create and […]

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Asif Razzaq

Lovechat Uncensored Image Generator: My Unfiltered Thoughts

4 days 9 hours ago
Lovechat doesn’t just stop at steamy conversations—it extends into uncensored NSFW image generation, giving you the chance to visualize fantasies you’ve been roleplaying in chat. Instead of keeping things text-only, the platform lets you pick a character, set their pose, and create erotic images that feel tailored to your imagination. It’s designed to be straightforward: no complicated tools, no endless tweaking. Just choose, generate, and see what comes out. And because it’s uncensored, you don’t run into the frustrating “request denied” wall other platforms love to throw up. Explore Lovechat Uncensored Image Generator Features That Stand Out for NSFW Image […]
Mark Borg

Tried Lovechat Unfiltered Chat for 1 Month: My Experience

4 days 9 hours ago
Lovechat presents itself as more than just another chatbot service. It’s designed as a fully unfiltered chat platform, and that’s where it hooks people who are searching specifically for NSFW conversations. Where other AI apps slam the brakes the moment you type something explicit, Lovechat leans into it, offering uncensored erotic chat with customizable AI companions. The focus is intimacy without restrictions. You’re not just typing into a sterile prompt box—you’re engaging with AI characters designed to flirt, roleplay, and go as far into the erotic spectrum as you want them to. Check out Lovechat Unfiltered Chat NSFW Chat Features […]
Mark Borg

Tried Xotic AI Video Generator for 1 Month: My Experience

4 days 9 hours ago
Most tools let you generate images, but videos? Especially uncensored, erotic videos? That’s where Xotic AI stands out. Its video generator takes fantasies and turns them into short, moving clips—explicit, taboo, or playful—without throwing up filters or restrictions. For anyone who’s already dabbled with AI images, seeing those ideas in motion takes things to a whole other level. It isn’t just about raw visuals either. Xotic’s approach blends customization with erotic freedom: you decide the character, the scenario, and the intensity, then watch as the AI animates it into video. Experience Xotic AI Video Generator Features Worth Highlighting Feature Why […]
Mark Borg

I Tested Xotic AI Chatbot for 1 Month

4 days 9 hours ago
Xotic AI is built for people who want more than polite chit-chat. Instead of cutting you off with “content not allowed” every time the conversation turns intimate, it lets you dive into erotic roleplay, taboo fantasies, and unfiltered adult dialogue. The whole idea is to blur the line between chatting with an AI and engaging with a fantasy partner who actually follows your lead. It doesn’t feel like a sterile chatbot—more like a customizable lover who adapts to your energy. Whether you’re craving light teasing, full-blown seduction, or something wild you wouldn’t say out loud to anyone else, the platform […]
Mark Borg

Sigmoidal Scaling Curves Make Reinforcement Learning RL Post-Training Predictable for LLMs

4 days 14 hours ago

Reinforcement Learning RL post-training is now a major lever for reasoning-centric LLMs, but unlike pre-training, it hasn’t had predictive scaling rules. Teams pour tens of thousands of GPU-hours into runs without a principled way to estimate whether a recipe will keep improving with more compute. A new research from Meta, UT Austin, UCL, Berkeley, Harvard, […]

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Asif Razzaq

A Coding Implementation to Build a Unified Tool Orchestration Framework from Documentation to Automated Pipelines

4 days 18 hours ago

In this tutorial, we build a compact, efficient framework that demonstrates how to convert tool documentation into standardized, callable interfaces, register those tools in a central system, and execute them as part of an automated pipeline. As we move through each stage, we create a simple converter, design mock bioinformatics tools, organize them into a […]

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Asif Razzaq

Banana Blitz: Google’s Nano Banana AI Just Gave Adobe’s Firefly a Nasty Shock

5 days 3 hours ago
Downloads don’t lie. Not long after Google rolled out its Nano Banana image generator inside Gemini 2.5 Flash, something curious happened—Adobe’s Firefly started losing steam fast. Reports show that Firefly’s downloads nosedived more than 50% in just a week, right as Google’s numbers shot up. Seems like users took one look at Google’s shiny new toy and said, “Yep, that’s my ride now.” The figures paint a wild picture. In early October, Gemini’s installs were up by more than 300%, while Firefly had tanked by nearly 70%. Even in the U.S. alone, Gemini jumped almost 90% month-over-month as Firefly sank […]
Mark Borg

I’d Let ChatGPT Run My Bank Account’: Plaid CEO Predicts AI Will Manage Our Money Sooner Than We Think

5 days 3 hours ago
At the Semafor World Economic Summit, Plaid CEO Zach Perret painted a bold picture — a world where artificial intelligence doesn’t just advise us, but actually moves our money, pays our bills, and invests our savings. “I want my financial life to be fully automated,” he said, with the kind of conviction that makes you wonder whether your next paycheck might just talk back. It’s not as wild as it sounds. After all, OpenAI recently linked ChatGPT to major consumer platforms, allowing users to book tables, order groceries, and even make retail purchases—all from one chat. Imagine that same power […]
Mark Borg

Baidu’s PaddlePaddle Team Releases PaddleOCR-VL (0.9B): a NaViT-style + ERNIE-4.5-0.3B VLM Targeting End-to-End Multilingual Document Parsing

5 days 8 hours ago

How do you convert complex, multilingual documents—dense layouts, small scripts, formulas, charts, and handwriting—into faithful structured Markdown/JSON with state-of-the-art accuracy while keeping inference latency and memory low enough for real deployments?Baidu’s PaddlePaddle group has released PaddleOCR-VL, a 0.9B-parameter vision-language model designed for end-to-end document parsing across text, tables, formulas, charts, and handwriting. The core model […]

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Asif Razzaq

Google AI Releases C2S-Scale 27B Model that Translate Complex Single-Cell Gene Expression Data into ‘cell sentences’ that LLMs can Understand

5 days 9 hours ago

A team of researchers from Google Research, Google DeepMind, and Yale released C2S-Scale 27B, a 27B parameter foundation model for single-cell analysis built on Gemma-2. The model formalizes single-cell RNA-seq (scRNA-seq) profiles as ‘cell sentences‘, ordered lists of gene symbol, so that a language model can natively parse and reason over cellular states. Beyond benchmarking […]

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Michal Sutter

Qualifire AI Releases Rogue: An End-to-End Agentic AI Testing Framework, Evaluating the Performance of AI Agents

5 days 10 hours ago

Agentic systems are stochastic, context-dependent, and policy-bounded. Conventional QA—unit tests, static prompts, or scalar “LLM-as-a-judge” scores—fails to expose multi-turn vulnerabilities and provides weak audit trails. Developer teams need protocol-accurate conversations, explicit policy checks, and machine-readable evidence that can gate releases with confidence. Qualifire AI has open-sourced Rogue, a Python framework that evaluates AI agents over […]

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Asif Razzaq

A Coding Guide to Build an AI-Powered Cryptographic Agent System with Hybrid Encryption, Digital Signatures, and Adaptive Security Intelligence

5 days 10 hours ago

In this tutorial, we build an AI-powered cryptographic agent system that combines the strength of classical encryption with adaptive intelligence. We design agents capable of performing hybrid encryption with RSA and AES, generating digital signatures, detecting anomalies in message patterns, and intelligently recommending key rotations. As we progress, we witness these autonomous agents securely establish […]

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Asif Razzaq

Google’s Veo 3.1 Just Made AI Filmmaking Sound—and Look—Uncomfortably Real

6 days 4 hours ago
Google’s latest AI upgrade, Veo 3.1, is blurring the line between creative tool and movie studio. The update lets users adjust lighting and shadows, stitch scenes together, and — for the first time — add AI-generated sound to their videos. It’s all part of Flow, Google’s AI filmmaking platform that now feels like Photoshop, Premiere, and a soundboard rolled into one. This version introduces wild new tricks. With “Frames to Video,” creators can morph one image into another, with natural-looking transitions and accompanying audio. “Scene Extension” lets you stretch a final frame into another minute of motion — no camera […]
Mark Borg

Humans Strike Back: Study Finds AI-Written Articles No Longer Outnumber Real Writers on the Web

6 days 4 hours ago
The robots had their moment, but humans are clawing back. A new analysis shows that AI-generated writing briefly overtook human-written content online — before leveling off. The report from Axios cites research by Graphite, which analyzed over 65,000 URLs and found that while machine-made articles once dominated, the web’s human pulse is steady again at around 50%. Why? Search engines have learned to sniff out soulless text. Graphite’s study revealed that 86% of top-ranking Google pages are human-written. Even chatbots like ChatGPT and Perplexity seem to prefer citing humans, referencing them more than 80% of the time. It’s a sign […]
Mark Borg