A developer built UpRes, an AI upscaling service that routes images through six specialist models — Flare for photos, Prism for AI art, Lumen for portraits, Mirage for illustrations, and Motion/Motion…
The gptimage25.ai project released an independent, open-source GPT Image 2.5 prompt collection containing 30 illustrated cases plus 20 original editing recipes, for 50 copyable prompts total, each in …
A developer built GPT Image 2.5, a web-based AI image generation and editing workspace that supports both a traditional prompt-based workflow and a conversational agent mode. The tool offers Flare for…
OpenAI released its ChatGPT Images 2.5 image generation model on September 8, and the precision-focused Sunburst variant reached the top spot on Arena's text-to-image, single-image edit, and multi-ima…
OpenAI released GPT Image 2.5, an updated image generation model available in two variants — Flare, a faster, lighter version, and Sunburst, a heavier model for demanding generations — accessible thro…
OpenAI released GPT Image 2.5, an updated image generation and editing model that ships in two variants, Flare (fast) and Sunburst (heavy), available to all ChatGPT, Codex, and API users. OpenAI's doc…
OpenAI released ChatGPT Images 2.5 on September 8, 2026, introducing two API models, Flare and Sunburst, with generation latency reduced by up to 50% versus Images 2.0. The update adds Sketch, templat…
Flare removed its AI-generated error solutions in April 2024, citing that they lacked context and took up UI space, and replaced them with an MCP server, a CLI with an agent skill, and a 'Copy for AI'…
Flare, the error-tracking service for Laravel, now supports OAuth for its MCP server, CLI, and REST API, replacing API tokens with browser-based consent and granular permissions. MCP clients like Clau…
Spatie released version 2 of all four JavaScript client libraries for its Flare error-tracking service, including @flareapp/js, @flareapp/react, @flareapp/vue, and @flareapp/vite. The update introduce…
A financially motivated cybercrime group called TeamPCP has launched a wiper attack targeting Iran, using a self-propagating worm named "CanisterWorm" that destroys data on systems set to Iran's time …