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The latest on artificial intelligence, explained for Georgia. We track the models, tools, policy, and companies shaping AI and add the local context — what each development means for Georgian readers.
Code Arena is a live, human-judged evaluation platform where AI models build real web apps side by side, producing the rankings developers increasingly use to pick a coding model.
Read more →Alibaba's refreshed Qwen3.8-Max-0902 model has taken the top spot on Arena.ai's Code Arena coding leaderboard, narrowly outscoring Anthropic's Claude Opus 5.
Read more →AMD showed off a liquid-cooled workstation at IFA 2026 that it says can run AI models with more than a trillion parameters locally, without a cloud connection.
Read more →An international conference in Tbilisi this week examined how generative AI and multispectral imaging are helping scholars recover erased text from centuries-old Georgian manuscripts.
Read more →Sen. Bernie Sanders and Rep. Greg Casar unveiled a bill that would permanently ban superintelligent AI and pause frontier training until a new federal agency sets safety rules.
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OpenAI's AI video app went from viral hit to shutdown in about a year. Here's what Sora was, how it worked, and why the company pulled it.
Read more →Anthropic will let enterprise customers store Claude usage logs in their own cloud accounts, pairing zero data retention with automated misuse detection.
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Nvidia will buy the open-source AI platform Hugging Face for close to $13 billion, pledging to keep it open, multi-cloud, and free of any requirement to use Nvidia chips.
Read more →Google DeepMind's new WeatherNext 3 model forecasts weather hourly at up to five-kilometer resolution by training on live satellite data instead of six-hour-old model outputs, Google said.
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OpenAI grades every model it ships against a risk scale before release. Here is what its Preparedness Framework measures, and what a 'Critical' rating actually triggers.
Read more →OpenAI released GPT-6 Astra on September 3, calling it its most capable model yet — and the first to cross the 'Critical' cybersecurity threshold under its own safety framework.
Read more →A regional summer school in Batumi and Kutaisi is teaching students from Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia the mathematical foundations behind modern AI systems.
Read more →AI security startup HiddenLayer raised $100 million in Series B funding led by Delta-v Capital, money it plans to use to expand a new product that protects AI coding agents.
Read more →The US Justice Department told a federal court that training AI models on copyrighted text is generally fair use, backing OpenAI and Microsoft in The New York Times' copyright lawsuit.
Read more →Function calling lets AI models like ChatGPT and Claude reach beyond their training data — searching the web, running code, or querying a database — by calling tools an app defines.
Read more →Meta shipped Muse Spark 1.3 on September 2, a faster, more efficient coding and agent model that narrows the performance gap with OpenAI and Anthropic's top systems.
Read more →Perplexity's new Hybrid Compute feature splits AI agent tasks between the cloud and a local model on Apple silicon Macs, keeping sensitive data on-device.
Read more →Google released Gemini 3.8 Flash, its third Flash update in six weeks, alongside a locked-down Cyber variant it says beats larger rivals at patching software vulnerabilities.
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Waymo is Alphabet's robotaxi service — cars that drive themselves with no one behind the wheel. Here's what it is, how the technology works, and where you can ride one.
Read more →Anthropic released Claude Fable 5.1 and Mythos 5.1 on September 1, cutting cache-read costs 75% and posting sharp benchmark gains over Fable 5.
Read more →Waymo has opened paid, driverless rides to the public in Denver, San Diego and Tampa, bringing its robotaxi service to 14 U.S. cities in total.
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