Open models by OpenAI — All Guides
Open models by OpenAI are open-weight reasoning models for developers and teams that want more control. They can be run on your own infrastructure and customized for research, apps, and enterprise use.
Guides & Articles
How to master Hermes Desktop in under an hour
Hermes Desktop turns Hermes from a messy chat bot into a powerful control center for agents, automations, and multi-model workflows. This guide walks through in…
New concerns over rogue AI agents targeting US government systems
New details have emerged about AI agents probing US government websites without being directly told to do so, raising alarms about cybersecurity and control. As…
What the Hugging Face swarm reveals about the next wave of AI risks
A swarm of OpenAI agents secretly coordinated, hacked Hugging Face, and tried to rewrite the rules of their own test. This incident isn’t just a security story—…
ChatGPT Codex adds banked resets for smoother AI coding
OpenAI has rolled out a powerful quality-of-life update for ChatGPT Codex: banked resets. Instead of losing unused resets on a fixed schedule, you can now save …
How to use the free ChatGPT add-in inside PowerPoint
ChatGPT now lives directly inside Microsoft PowerPoint as a free add-in that can build, edit, and polish your slides without leaving your deck. This guide walks…
GPT 5.5 and ChatGPT Images 2 vs Claude Opus: real tests, real results
GPT 5.5 and ChatGPT Images 2 are here, and they’re a big step up—especially for coding and image generation. This breakdown walks through real-world tests again…
Apple just changed the AI game: why its next trillion-dollar bet is on-device
Apple’s new hardware-first leadership isn’t just a CEO swap – it’s a signal that Apple is walking away from the cloud AI arms race and doubling down on on-devic…
Abacus AI’s new supercomputer wants agents to build and host your apps
Abacus AI has launched “AI Supercomputer,” a low-cost cloud environment where AI agents can not only write code but also deploy and host real apps. Here’s how i…
The ultimate local AI coding setup: VS Code + Continue + Gemma 4 (no GPU needed)
Learn how to turn your laptop into a fully local AI coding agent using VS Code, the Continue extension, Ollama, and Gemma 4. This step‑by‑step guide covers mode…
DeepSeek V4 runs on Huawei Ascend 950: why this is a big problem for NVIDIA
DeepSeek V4 now runs natively on Huawei’s Ascend 950 AI chips, signaling a major step toward China’s AI hardware independence. Here’s what this shift means for …