Category: Blog
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GPT-5 and the High School Math Problem: A Reality Check on AI Intelligence
In the bustling technological hub of Shibuya, where innovation is a constant presence, we often hear impressive claims about the latest AI models. GPT-5, in particular, has been praised by OpenAI’s CEO for demonstrating PhD-level intelligence across creative writing, coding, and complex reasoning. However, a simple experiment I recently conducted provides a more grounded perspective…
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The Silent Revolution: How AI Has Quietly Transformed Scientific Writing
A groundbreaking study reveals that one-fifth of computer science papers may now include AI-generated content, marking a fundamental shift in how scientific knowledge is created and communicated. In the hallowed halls of academia, where rigorous peer review and meticulous methodology have long been the gold standards, a quiet revolution is taking place. A systematic analysis…
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OpenAI’s Strategic Shift: The gpt-oss Release and What It Means for the Future of AI
OpenAI, after years of restricting access to its most powerful models, has shifted course with the release of the gpt-oss mode, their first open-weight language model since GPT-2. Does this indicate a major change in strategy that goes beyond simple generosity? Or is it a calculated response to the rapidly evolving AI market? In any…
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GLM-4.5: The Open-Source Model That Challenges Proprietary AI Dominance
China’s Z.ai (formerly Zhipu AI) has just released GLM-4.5, an impressive open-source language model that’s making waves in the AI community. After testing it myself with a nearly 2000-line codebase, I can confirm that this model delivers on its promise of handling large contexts with remarkable performance. Let’s dive into what makes GLM-4.5 a compelling…