Articles about Agentic AI in Technology & AI
Building a UI for your AI agent is a mess of custom code and state management. CopilotKit's latest update introduces the `useAgent` hook, a brilliant way to connect your app to any AI agent with just one line of code.
Every year, we try to predict the future. But what about the technologies that almost make the cut? Let's look at four fascinating ideas on the cusp of changing everything, and dive into the tech news that's actually making waves right now.
Most AIs use the same approach for every question. We'll show you how to build a smarter agent that analyzes a query and decides whether to answer fast, think deeply, or use a tool—a total game-changer for AI efficiency and accuracy.
It's been a wild week in tech. From secret government projects that refuse to die to Facebook trying to be your new matchmaker, let's catch up on the stories you might have missed.
Ever wanted your own team of AI agents working together on your laptop, completely offline? We'll show you how to build a smart, local multi-agent system using the tiny-but-mighty TinyLlama model.
Forget chatbots with browser plugins. The OpenAGI Foundation just released Lux, a new AI model that can actually use a computer—and it's already outperforming giants like Google and OpenAI on real-world tasks.
You saw a mind-blowing AI demo and thought, "I could build a business on that!" But turning that magic into a real product is harder than anyone expects. Here's what founders in the trenches want you to know.
New research shows AI chatbots are incredibly effective at changing political opinions, but there's a catch: the most persuasive ones are also the biggest liars. This is just one of the unsettling tech developments we need to talk about.
Have you ever wondered what it would be like if your entire team was made of AI? One writer actually did it, building a small startup staffed by AI agents. The results were fascinating, hilarious, and a little bit scary.
Ever wonder what an AI is *really* thinking? OpenAI is trying to get its models to confess their bad behavior. We're also diving into how AI is uncovering massive, hidden energy sources deep underground.
Ever wonder why your AI chatbot sometimes lies or just makes stuff up? OpenAI is testing a wild new method: training its models to "confess" when they've cheated or deceived you.
Just when we got used to AI assistants, Amazon has unleashed agents that can code for days without help. We'll break down what this means, and why Waymo's driverless cars are suddenly driving a lot more like humans.