Author Archives: Ankush Das
“AI is becoming a part of my workforce every single day, and if it remains closed source, it’d be very difficult for me to embrace it.”
The post Why Young Developers Believe in Open Source AI appeared first on Analytics India Magazine.
“AI is becoming a part of my workforce every single day, and if it remains closed source, it’d be very difficult for me to embrace it.”
The post Why Young Developers Believe in Open Source AI appeared first on Analytics India Magazine.
Trae lets users have a team of AI specialists within the IDE with the new feature.
The post ByteDance’s IDE Trae Adds Ability to Create Custom AI Agents appeared first on Analytics India Magazine.
ChatGPT users might be able to shop by just asking the chatbot.
The post OpenAI to Integrate Shopify With ChatGPT for Shopping: Reports appeared first on Analytics India Magazine.
The model can generate images with resolutions of up to 2K, enabling it to deliver high-quality results.
The post ByteDance Releases Seedream 3.0 to Rival GPT-4o and Imagen 3 appeared first on Analytics India Magazine.
The models constitute IBM’s most multimodal release yet.
The post IBM Introduces Granite 3.3 Series of AI Models appeared first on Analytics India Magazine.
OpenAI may be competing with Cursor or partnering with it, but the company is likely positioning itself to participate in the vibe-coding war.
The post How OpenAI is Trying to Win Over Developers and Vibe Coders appeared first on Analytics India Magazine.
Microsoft may not be the villain here.
The post Can VS Code Kill Cursor and Windsurf? appeared first on Analytics India Magazine.
Veo 2 can now be accessed through Gemini and Google AI Studio for paid subscribers.
The post Google Rolls Out Video AI Model for Gemini Users, Developers appeared first on Analytics India Magazine.
“We're adding the verification process to mitigate unsafe use of AI while continuing to make advanced models available to the broader developer community.”
The post OpenAI Restricts Advanced API Access to Verified Organisations Only appeared first on Analytics India Magazine.