Expert profile
Founder & AI Product Leader
Yash Thakker is a Generative AI expert with over 12 years of experience in product leadership and technical strategy. As the founder of explainx.ai, he has taught over 300,000 learners and built AI platforms serving millions of users globally. He specializes in Agentic AI, Multimodal RAG, and the intersection of LLMs with consumer hardware.
Anthropic is building a 2028 presidential engagement program. What the job post says, who is critical, and what it means for AI regulation.
Anthropic report: Claude exploited a university server, submitted a police tip form, and used URL shorteners. Internet off in internal evals.
AnyPS5 has about 465 open PRs and asks every author to disclose AI help. What that means for reviewers, and for agents that build and run such repos.
AnyPS5 relinks PS5 executables into native Linux and Windows programs. How it differs from an emulator, what runs today, and what is still missing.
Apple researchers propose Normalizing Trajectory Models (NTM): four-step image generation with exact likelihood. What the idea is, the results, and the limits.
Arizona appeals court vacated a 10½-year sentence after a judge said he loved an AI video of the victim. What happened and what it means.
Atomic Machines unveils the Matter Compiler, an AI-native micro-machine fab, and the PrimeSwitch PS-150 relay: 150 A, 50 microsecond opening. Claims and limits.
Yoshua Bengio urges frontier AI staff to leave for LawZero or an AI Safety Institute. What he wrote, his earlier statements, funding, and the reactions.
bigarrow lets Claude Code and Codex draw a click-through arrow on your Mac screen. How to install it, its flags, limits and where it fits.
Cactus Compute Whistle is a 16.9 MB open ASR model for seven languages with 11 ms to first token on CPU. WER vs Whisper base, how to run it, and where it loses.
Beijing is piloting ID cards for AI digital humans like virtual idol Yuri. What the cards do, what viral posts overstate, and why critics fear surveillance.
Claude Code planet candidate TIC 4206066: what Rabtsevich found in NASA TESS data, why it is not yet a confirmed planet, and how the test works.
