The 5 latest stories in AI that matter, each built from a primary source and checked before it runs.
Google launches Gemini Decisions API for fast multimodal classification at $0.10 per million input tokens with zero output charges. Processes up to 1,000 questions in...
Google's open-source Elephant-Goldfish plugin enforces spec-first development with five fresh-context review stages before code generation across multiple agent...
NVIDIA releases four open-weight Cosmos 3 Nano checkpoints for interactive world simulation in robotics and autonomous driving applications.
Compare Otter.ai and Fireflies.ai for meeting transcription. Review pricing, features, languages supported, and which tool suits your needs.
Baidu released ERNIE 5.5 Flash Base 280B, a sparse mixture-of-experts model with 14B active parameters per token for agent workflows at lower compute cost.
Frontier and open models compared on what decides a choice: capability, price, access and limits.
The AI tools marketers and creators use to write, rank, speak, film and design, compared on features and price.
Workflow automation, AI agents and coding agents explained for small teams that want hours back.
New releases, price changes and policy shifts from the labs, and what they change for you.
Gemini Decisions API: $0.10 per million input tokensGoogle launches Gemini Decisions API for fast multimodal classification at $0.10 per million input tokens with zero output charges. Processes up to 1,000 questions in...How to get real work done with specific AI products: setup, limits, pricing.
Mistral Studio: Managed Agents and Enterprise WorkflowsMistral Studio expands with managed agents and workflows powered by Le Chonk, enabling enterprises to build and deploy AI systems across cloud, VPC, or on-premises.Models and tools side by side, on the criteria that decide a purchase.
Buffer vs Hootsuite: Social Media SchedulingCompare Buffer and Hootsuite social media scheduling tools. Buffer charges per channel from $5/month; Hootsuite charges per user from $99/month.What AI capability means for specific jobs, teams and decisions.
Goldman Sachs Restricts Claude Code to Engineers OnlyGoldman Sachs limited Claude Code access to engineers in October, removing it from traders and bankers. The move reflects governance concerns about autonomous code in...Original stories and thought experiments about where AI could take us, built on real science.
The Whale Complaint DepartmentA language model trained on whale song produces its first translation, revealing what cetaceans really think of humanity. A story.AI Tool Herald is an independent online publication founded in 2026. It publishes free, sourced reporting on AI models, tools, and practical workflows across four desks: Model News, Tool Guides, Comparisons, and AI at Work. Each article names a primary source, separates reported facts from analysis, and carries a published date and a last-reviewed date. The publication is free to read, with no account and no paywall, and corrections are handled through a public editorial policy and a verified contact address.
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Professionals and teams who need to choose, use, or govern AI tools and models: operators, developers, analysts, and business leaders who want sourced facts rather than launch hype.
Four desks. Model News explains new model releases and what changes. Tool Guides evaluate how to use specific AI products well. Comparisons test models and tools against each other with repeatable methods. AI at Work translates AI capability into decisions for specific jobs and teams.
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