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11:00
2026-10-04
hackaday.com
large-language-models

AI on Your Gaming PC

The open-source project Strata, from developer Niko1221, runs a 125-billion-parameter Qwen3.8 mixture-of-experts LLM on gaming-PC hardware by treating VRAM as a cache and keeping the full expert set i…

17:00
2026-09-23
hackaday.com
ai-tools

Forget Trees, add Fins to your 3D Prints Instead

Matthew Trahan released support-fins, an open-source 3D printing support tool built with assistance from Claude that generates fin-shaped supports baked directly into STL models instead of grid or org…

17:00
2026-09-20
hackaday.com
artificial-intelligence

World War I Coded Message Appears Cracked, Finally

An AI model called GPT-6 Astra has reportedly deciphered a previously unbroken World War I German radio message encoded with the ADFGVX cipher, according to PrinzAI. The message, sent on November 27, …

17:00
2026-09-19
hackaday.com
robotics

Teaching a Robot Hand to Walk

Researchers at ETH Zurich built a disembodied robotic hand that uses its fingers as legs to walk, righting itself within twenty seconds in 21 of 25 fall-recovery tests and crossing fourteen surfaces r…

08:00
2026-09-14
hackaday.com
ai-tools

CircuitPython Goes Turbo With Precompiled Functions

Mikey Sklar released CircuitPython Turbo, a project built with help from Anthropic's Claude LLM that adds precompiled 'native' and 'viper' execution modes to CircuitPython, the Adafruit-focused fork o…

23:00
2026-09-13
hackaday.com
robotics

Hackaday Links: September 13, 2026

About 30 humanoid robots gathered in Warsaw in September 2026 to protest the impact of AI and robots on the labor market, an event organized to draw public and media attention and showcase modern huma…

05:00
2026-09-12
hackaday.com
ai-tools

All The Best Computers Boot To… Python?

Developer jordanhubbard has released PythonOS, an operating system that boots directly to a Python interpreter and runs everything on top of it, including an optional GUI mode, according to a GitHub r…

23:00
2026-09-08
hackaday.com
ai-products

Anti-Doomscroll Tamagotchi Only Lives if You Do

Hackaday reports that maker brenpoly built 'Polymo,' a Tamagotchi-style virtual pet that only stays alive if the user puts down their phone, using an ESP32 in a 3D-printed case and a local LLM on the …

08:00
2026-09-06
hackaday.com
developer-tools

WordStar Lives Again (and Again)

A new GitHub project by nampara-ai packages the vintage WordStar 4.0 word processor with DOSBox, providing scripts to run it on Linux, Mac, Windows, and in a browser via WebAssembly. The project offer…

08:00
2026-09-04
hackaday.com
artificial-intelligence

The Birds Outside, Drawn For You Automatically

A new e-paper display project by [arnegiacomo] uses a Raspberry Pi 5 and BirdNet-Go, an AI-powered birdsong classifier, to automatically draw pictures of birds heard outside in real time, assembling i…

14:00
2026-09-03
hackaday.com
ai-tools

From a Ten-Line Script to a Real Utility with Codex

OpenAI's Codex coding agent helped an experienced programmer turn a ten-line shell script into a more robust utility for launching Internet radio stations on Linux, fixing a potential bug involving st…

18:30
2026-09-02
hackaday.com
artificial-intelligence

FLOSS Weekly Episode 880: The Two Wolves

FLOSS Weekly Episode 880 features Jonathan Bennett interviewing Benjamin Samuels of Trail of Bits about Patch the Planet, an initiative to help open-source projects address vulnerabilities introduced …

17:00
2026-08-30
hackaday.com
large-language-models

LLM Moats Quickly Evaporating

Open-source large language models are rapidly eroding the competitive moats of companies like Anthropic and OpenAI, with the only remaining barrier being physical computing resources, according to a T…

11:00
2026-08-29
hackaday.com
computer-vision

Wear Your Way Out Of AI Surveilance

German designer Simon Weckert has created a fabric pattern intended to confuse AI image recognition systems, causing them not to identify the wearer as a person. The design uses saturated colors to ta…

02:00
2026-08-28
hackaday.com
artificial-intelligence

Running Multiple Linux Kernels Without Hypervisor

A new project called multikernel Linux (mklinux) allows multiple independent Linux kernels to run simultaneously on bare metal without a hypervisor, achieving near-perfect isolation and lower latency …

11:00
2026-08-26
hackaday.com
artificial-intelligence

Claude Plays DOOM

Andrea Ricci ported DOOM to the SCINTIX P4 single-board computer and used Anthropic's Claude Sonnet large language model to play the game, with the model receiving only the same visual information as …

02:00
2026-08-26
hackaday.com
ai-policy

Cheap AI Token Resellers: The Secret Ingredient is Fraud

Matt Lenhard's writeup on Vectoral reveals that cheap AI token resellers obtain tokens fraudulently, often through free credits, stolen cards, or reverse-engineered consumer products, then resell acce…

17:00
2026-08-25
hackaday.com
artificial-intelligence

AI Book Scanning: Just What Is A Rare Book?

AI companies are scanning and destroying books published after 1970 to train models on pre-AI content, a practice critics call destructive to rare books, but a Hackaday editor argues the books are not…

15:30
2026-08-25
hackaday.com
artificial-intelligence

Artificial Intelligence as It Once Was

The Internet Archive has released a collection of vintage artificial intelligence software from the 1970s to the 1990s, playable in browsers via emulation. Curated by Jason Scott, the collection inclu…

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