Older stories and guides from the Convly archive.
Chinese outlet 36 Kr reports that Anthropic has officially released Fable 5.1, presenting it as a demonstration of next-generation capabilities. The report is headline-level, so here is what is actually confirmed, what remains open, and how the Fable tier compares on price and context.
TL;DR:Download the official installer from ollama.com/download, run it, and Ollama installs as a background service Requires Windows 10+ and 8
Nvidia’s next-generation DLSS 5 upscaling technology arrives September 3rd, but the controversial release comes with demanding GPU requirements that may leave many gamers behind.
Free image generation lives in consumer apps and open weights, not in APIs — Google’s image models have no free tier at all. What each route costs, what the licence lets you do, and when paying $3 beats fighting a quota.
Which free tiers refill every month and which are a one-time deposit, what the watermark and resolution limits really are, and the API route that undercuts every subscription at low volume.
Ollama doesn’t offer cloud-hosted models as an API service—it’s a local inference engine you run on your own hardware. You
Ringier and OpenAI have launched a collaboration. The announcement confirms the partnership but not its scope, terms or products, so here is what is established and what it costs to run this kind of work.
TL;DROllama lets you run AI models like Llama, Mistral, and Gemma locally via a single command-line tool Install in seconds:
Sony Music and Warner Music have sued Anthropic over what TechCrunch describes as a “brazen campaign” of intellectual property theft. Here is what the reporting confirms, what it does not, and what Claude users should take from it.
Ten platforms compared on what they cost and what they are actually for — every price read on the vendor’s own page. Includes which three have a genuinely usable free tier and why credits make plans hard to compare.
AI can produce the handheld, customer-filmed look without filming. The script decides performance, the disclosure decides whether you have a problem — and the tools will not warn you about the second one.
Upload 10-20 photos, get studio-style portraits back. What to upload and what ruins the result, the flaws to check for, and what to read in the data policy before you hand over your face.
