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March 27, 2026
Tikkocampus: TikTok to ML Datasets
Tikkocampus converts TikTok creator timelines into timestamped, searchable video segments for ML experiments and RAG projects. It enables easy dataset creation from TikTok videos and supports analysis tasks. The open-source repository is available on GitHub.
Cohere's Top Multilingual STT in Browser
Cohere launched a speech-to-text model topping the OpenASR leaderboard for English while supporting 14 languages. A WebGPU demo runs it fully locally in the browser using Transformers.js. Source code and demo available on Hugging Face.
#OpenSource4o Movement Trends on X
The #OpenSource4o movement is trending on Twitter/X, calling for OpenAI to open-source GPT-4o. Posted on r/LocalLLaMA, it notes 8 months since last GPT-OSS models (120B & 20B). Includes links to petitions and website in comments.
DDR5 RAM Deals Save $350
Rare DDR5 RAM discounts up to $350 off during Amazon Spring Sale. Prices high due to RAM-pocalypse shortages. Corsair, Kingston, and more on offer.
Dolby sues Snapchat over AV1 royalty claims
Dolby has sued Snapchat regarding the AV1 video codec. The lawsuit questions AV1's promise of being open and royalty-free. Big Tech declarations do not guarantee it is royalty-free.
Google Launches Gemini 3.1 Flash Live
Google has launched Gemini 3.1 Flash Live via the Gemini API and Google AI Studio. It supports real-time voice and vision agents with reduced latency. The model isolates speech in over 90 languages.
Meta Funds 7 Gas Plants for Mega Data Center
Meta is funding seven natural gas power plants totaling 5,200 MW, 240 miles of 500kV transmission lines, and battery storage to power its $27B, 4-million-sq-ft data center in Louisiana. The deal also supports 2,500 MW of renewables and a future nuclear MOU. This responds to backlash over AI data centers' energy impact amid calls for regulation.
Meta Funds Gas Plants for Louisiana Data Center
Meta plans to fund seven new natural gas-fired power plants to supply energy for its massive Hyperion data center in Louisiana. This move addresses surging power demands from AI infrastructure. Separately, Anthropic is reportedly eyeing an IPO as early as October.
Xanadu Quantum Stock Rallies After Volatile Debut
Canadian quantum startup Xanadu Quantum Technologies saw its stock rally following a turbulent public market debut. The firm faced initial volatility amid broader negative equity sentiment.
Judge Blocks Hegseth-Trump Anthropic Blacklist
A judge ruled that Hegseth and Trump lacked authority to order Anthropic blacklisted. The Department of War failed to justify the action, admitting 'I donβt know.' This protects the AI company from restrictive measures.
Imitation Can't Teach Continual Learning
This post argues that imitation learning, used in LLMs, cannot enable true continual learning as seen in RL agents like Deep Q-Network or AlphaZero, or human brains. It emphasizes real continual learning builds new knowledge structures, supports open-ended growth from scratch, and invents novel concepts without expert examples. LLM discussions often narrow it to memory issues solvable by longer contexts or RAG.
Iran Hackers Breach Patel Email, FBI Safe
Iranian hackers breached Kash Patel's email but failed against the FBI's systems. Apple claims its Lockdown Mode is highly effective against spyware. Russia advances homegrown encryption for 5G networks.
Qujing Tech Launches Global-Leading ATaaS Token Platform
Qujing Tech has released ATaaS, positioned as the world's leading high-efficiency AI token production platform. The announcement debunks the myth that heavy hardware investments guarantee efficient token output. It promises optimized token generation for AI workloads.
Time-Aware GraphRAG Scalability Challenges
Developer building production GraphRAG for real estate data struggles with time awareness and deduplication in tools like LightRAG, ApeRAG, Cognee, and Graphiti. Graphiti offers time validation but incurs high token costs at scale. Seeks proven large-scale solutions or custom pipelines.
AI Race vs China Needs US Allies
Krach Institute CEO Michelle Giuda states that leading China in the AI race requires US allies to back the American tech stack globally. She discussed this on Bloomberg Tech with Ed Ludlow. This highlights the role of tech diplomacy in AI competition.
TSMC 3nm Capacity Tight for Non-Loyal Customers
Global AI competition heats up, turning TSMC advanced processes into key bottlenecks with 3nm demand exploding across supply chains. Only long-term 'loyal customers' secure priority in limited 3nm capacity allocation, per industry sources to Electronic Times.
Apple Hires Google Exec for AI Marketing
Apple hired ex-Google VP Lilian Rincon as VP of AI product marketing. Previously, she led Google Shopping consumer experiences. The move strengthens Apple's AI platform and product marketing efforts.
AI Data Centers Ignite Energy Wars
The Verge rounds up news on massive data centers fueling AI growth amid global backlash over power grids, utility bills, and environmental harm. Tech giants like Microsoft, Meta, OpenAI, and Anthropic face scrutiny, pledges, and community opposition. Topics include space data centers, heavy AI chip racks, and soaring resource use.
LCME: 430x Faster Memory for Local Models
LCME is a standalone memory engine for small local models like Qwen-3B and Llama-8B, offering 430x faster ingestion than Mem0 without needing a second LLM. It uses 10 tiny neural networks totaling 303K params for tasks like importance scoring and retrieval. Repo available on GitHub.
Calls for National AI Regulation Grow
Calls for national AI regulation in the US are intensifying. Helios CEO Joe Scheidler warns that over-regulating agentic workflows could be short-sighted. Scheidler, a former White House advisor, shared views on Bloomberg Tech.