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OpenAI 1 year ago 13
OpenAI has partnered with Guardian Media Group to display Guardian news content within ChatGPT. The agreement includes attribution of Guardian articles and links back to the publication's website. ChatGPT users will now see Guardian reporting as a source when the AI system references news stories.
Hugging Face 1 year ago 18
The Open LLM Leaderboard re-evaluated all 3,751 submitted models using Math-Verify, a new evaluation tool that fixes parsing and comparison failures in mathematical reasoning tasks. Models improved by an average of 4.66 points, with algebra-related subsets showing gains of 6.93 to 8.27 points, while some models improved by nearly 90 points on specific subsets. The ranking reshuffling elevated Qwen and DeepSeek models substantially—Qwen scores more than doubled and DeepSeek scores nearly tripled—while Nvidia's AceMath models now dominate the MATH-Hard leaderboard top positions.
Hugging Face 1 year ago 29
Fireworks.ai is now available as a supported inference provider on Hugging Face Hub, allowing users to run serverless inference on models including DeepSeek-R1, DeepSeek-V3, Mistral-Small, and Llama-3.2-90B. Users can access Fireworks inference through the Hub's website UI, Python and JavaScript SDKs, or HTTP calls, with billing passed through directly at standard Fireworks API rates and no markup from Hugging Face. PRO subscribers receive $2 in monthly inference credits that work across all providers on the platform.
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3 October 2026
Microsoft’s ThinkingBox benchmark put a bright, slightly uncomfortable light on what “agent success” really means: not whether a model can describe the right plan, but whether it can reliably reach the correct end state while the database and tool world disagree with the transcript. In a 507-task suite, Microsoft ran 20 repeated executions per task—79,853 attempts failed the executable checks out of 121,680—and among those failures, 77.61% still wrote wrong field values. The headline metric moves from pass-by-appearance toward consistency cost: how often an agent updates the correct records, avoids unintended side effects, and survives the messy reality of gaps between tool-call traces and backend outcomes.
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