Project DIGITS — All Guides
Project DIGITS, now called NVIDIA DGX Spark, is a compact AI supercomputer for developers, researchers, and data scientists who want to prototype, fine-tune, and run large AI models locally.
Guides & Articles
How to stop overpaying for Claude Code with Graft, Ponytail, and Caveman
Claude Code is powerful, but it can burn through tokens and hit plan limits fast. This guide walks through three free tools—Graft, Ponytail, and Caveman—that cu…
The hidden accounting mismatch powering AI and semiconductor profits
AI infrastructure is minting profits for chipmakers while many AI users and model companies are still losing money. This article breaks down why, where the acco…
What we actually know about Anthropic’s new ‘too powerful’ Claude Mythos model
Anthropic is warning that its new Claude Mythos AI model is too powerful for public release, citing major cybersecurity risks. But with no public access and no …
4 beginner-friendly Claude AI business ideas you can start today
Claude isn’t just a cool chatbot – it can power simple online businesses that earn real, recurring income. Here are four beginner-friendly ideas, with concrete …
From story to screen with CapCut director mode
CapCut’s new director mode turns AI video generation into a real directing workflow instead of random one-off clips. Here’s how it keeps characters, environment…
How AI-powered consumer scores are turning your data into profit
Behind everyday loyalty programs and fast-food apps sits a growing AI industry that quietly tracks, scores, and predicts your behavior. Here’s how these secret …
The AI data center boom: why small towns are pushing back
Across the U.S., AI data centers are popping up in small towns, promising jobs and tax revenue—but also raising big questions about energy, water, and local lif…
What Grok AI says about why aliens haven’t contacted us
An MIT team asked Grok, xAI’s model, one of science’s biggest questions: why is the universe so silent if it should be full of life? Grok’s probabilistic answer…
Texas Instruments brings no-code edge AI to sub-$1 microcontrollers
Texas Instruments’ new MSPM0G5187 development kit makes it possible to run real AI models on tiny, ultra-low-cost microcontrollers—without writing a line of ML …
OpenClaw tutorial: build your own AI assistant in minutes (no code required)
Learn how to safely set up a powerful OpenClaw AI assistant in the cloud, connect it to Telegram, and automate real-world tasks like news monitoring and YouTube…