Open source makes the technology world go ’round, forming as much as 90% of the modern software stack via frameworks; libraries; databases; operating systems; and countless stand-alone applications.

On January 20, 2025, Chinese AI startup DeepSeek unveiled R1, an open-source large language model (LLM) that is redefining industry expectations. Designed to offer performance on par with proprietary ...

Mistral AI and the Allen Institute for AI today released new large language models that they claim are among the most advanced in their respective categories. Mistral’s model is called Mistral Small 3 ...

LiteLLM allows developers to integrate a diverse range of LLM models as if they were calling OpenAI’s API, with support for fallbacks, budgets, rate limits, and real-time monitoring of API calls. The ...

Many in the industry think the winners of the AI model market have already been decided: Big Tech will own it (Google, Meta, Microsoft, a bit of Amazon) along with their model makers of choice, ...

As AI shifts from a novelty tool that answers questions into a digital workforce that autonomously executes tasks, NanoCo AI is betting that verifiable security will be the defining metric of success.

The release of Deepseek v3.1 signifies a major advancement in the realm of large language models (LLMs). This open source AI model, licensed under MIT, introduces a powerful 700GB mixture of experts ...

Qwen 2.5 Coder/Max is currently the top open-source model for coding, with the highest HumanEval (~70–72%), LiveCodeBench (70.7), and Elo (2056) scores among open models. DeepSeek V3/Coder V2 remains ...

Understanding precisely how the output of a large language model (LLM) matches with training data has long been a mystery and a challenge for enterprise IT. A new open-source effort launched this week ...

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The UK AI Security Institute (AISI) has partnered with the commercial security sector on a new open source framework designed to help large language model (LLM) developers improve security posture.