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Together AI 2 months ago
Together AI launched Voice Finder, a tool that lets developers search and audition text-to-speech voices using natural language prompts or audio samples. The tool provides access to over 600 voices across Together AI's TTS models. This allows developers to more quickly identify suitable voices for their applications without manually evaluating numerous options.
OpenAI Blog 2 months ago ● 2 sources
AutoScout24 Group is using OpenAI's Codex and ChatGPT to accelerate software development and improve code quality across its engineering teams. The company deployed these AI tools to speed up development cycles and expand AI adoption within its organization. This allows AutoScout24 to handle more complex engineering work with existing team capacity and reduce time spent on routine coding tasks.
OpenAI Blog 2 months ago
NVIDIA engineers and researchers use Codex with GPT-5.5 to accelerate development of production systems and convert research concepts into executable experiments. The system enables faster iteration cycles for building deployed applications and testing research hypotheses. Teams can reduce time spent on routine coding tasks, freeing capacity for higher-level design and problem-solving work.
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28 July 2026
The open-weights debate that defined AI policy for eighteen months just fractured along new lines. Moonshot AI's release of Kimi K3—a 2.8-trillion-parameter model that outperforms Claude on agent benchmarks—landed as the industry's tacit acceptance that capable open models are inevitable. Yet the day's real story wasn't technical prowess but governance paralysis. OpenAI and Google signed a letter backing open-weights development, while Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei pivoted from opposing open models entirely to proposing mandatory safety testing before release—a distinction without much difference if no one agrees on what "sufficiently capable" means or who decides. NVIDIA's new Open Secure AI Alliance framed the question differently: defenders need both open and closed systems for security work. These aren't compatible positions, and everyone knows it.
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