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Jerzy Lewandowski

Grok 4: Inside Elon Musk’s Most Powerful (and Controversial) AI Chatbot Yet

The Race to $-Per-Token: Coding Models Get Fast & Frugal

xAI Grok Code Fast 1 vs Code Llama and Copilot in Developer TCO Race Comparing Grok Code Fast 1, Code Llama, and GitHub Copilot To understand how xAI’s Grok Code Fast 1 stacks up against Meta’s Code Llama and GitHub Copilot, let’s compare them across key dimensions like performance, cost, deployment, and integration. Model Overview & Capabilities Grok Code Fast 1 (xAI): Launched in August 2025 by Elon Musk’s xAI, Grok Code Fast 1 is a coding-specialized large model built from a new architecture and trained on a code-heavy corpus eweek.com. It’s explicitly designed for “agentic” coding assistance, meaning it
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AI Voice Clones Are Taking Over – Inside the Synthetic Voice Revolution of 2025

SoundHound AI: The Voice Tech Disruptor Challenging Siri, Alexa, and Wall Street Expectations

SoundHound AI’s Business Model and History SoundHound AI began as a Stanford dorm room idea and evolved into a significant player in voice technology. Co-founder and CEO Keyvan Mohajer started the company in 2005 with a vision of a voice-enabled world, inspired by sci-fi concepts of speaking naturally to computers highperformr.ai. The company’s early claim to fame was a music recognition app (originally called Midomi, later rebranded as the SoundHound app) that could identify songs by listening – a direct competitor to Shazam en.wikipedia.org. By 2012, that app had over 100 million users, establishing SoundHound in audio AI en.wikipedia.org. Around
14 September 2025
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Stock Market Today

AST SpaceMobile stock bounces late Friday as AT&T plays down Amazon Leo threat and a new 2x short ETF hits tape

AST SpaceMobile stock bounces late Friday as AT&T plays down Amazon Leo threat and a new 2x short ETF hits tape

7 February 2026
New York, February 6, 2026, 19:59 EST — After-hours AST SpaceMobile shares rose 9.1% to $101.79 in late trading on Friday, a sharp rebound after a week of fast moves. The stock ranged from $90.02 to $105.19, with about 15.9 million shares traded, market data showed. Why it matters now: AST’s valuation has become a proxy bet on whether big mobile carriers stick with its plan to connect ordinary phones directly to satellites, without special handsets. That makes the stock unusually sensitive to partner news, and to anything that hints at new competition. Direct-to-device is still more promise than proof
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