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Open-source AI week — OpenViking, ARTEMIS, GLM-5.3 FlashX, Unsloth Studio
100k ft — What is this?
Open-source AI week — OpenViking, ARTEMIS, GLM-5.3 FlashX, Unsloth Studio
50k ft — Why care?
Six releases in 60 seconds: OpenViking (context database for agent memory), Google's ARTEMIS (prompt-to-phone automation over MCP for Codex, Claude Code and Antigravity), PrismML Ternary Bonsai 2 (27B ternary reasoning model, 262k context), AWS Pizza Bot (email-style inbox for background agents), Z.ai GLM-5.3 FlashX (320B multimodal, 1M context, local), and Unsloth Studio no-code fine-tuning of 500+ models in free Colab.
10k ft — Key takeaways
• ARTEMIS exposes phone automation to coding agents via MCP
• OpenViking gives agents one store for knowledge, user memory and reusable experience
• Ternary compression makes 27B reasoning models laptop-sized
• Unsloth Studio fine-tunes open models in free Colab without code
5k ft — Tools & techniques
ARTEMIS, Antigravity, Claude, Claude Code, Codex, Google Colab, OpenViking, Pizza Bot, Unsloth Studio
AI agents, MCP, MCP server, agent memory, code generation, fine-tuning, ternary quantization
1k ft — Deep-dive / try it
Comment “AI” and I’ll send you the link to try them all.
Here’s everything that happened in AI this week in 60 seconds:
At number 6, OpenViking solves the memory problem for AI agents. It’s an open-source context database that gives an agent one place to keep knowledge, user memories and reusable experience.
Number 5, Google open-sourced ARTEMIS, which turns prompts into real phone automations. It plugs straight into Codex, Claude Code and Antigravity over MCP, and it captures the logs and screenshots while it works.
Number 4, PrismML released Ternary Bonsai 2, a 27-billion-parameter reasoning model with a 262,000-token context. Ternary compression shrinks it enough to run on your own machine, with coding, math, tool calling and image understanding.
Number 3, AWS open-sourced Pizza B…
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China just dropped the world's fastest open source AI that you can download and run for free, while this new open source tool lets AI agents run any task on your phone from a single prompt. And that's not all. Here's everything that happened in AI this week in 60 seconds. At number 6, Open Viking solves the memory problem for AI agents. It's an open source context database that gives an agent one place to keep knowledge, user memories, and reusable experience. Number 5, Google Open Source Artemis, which turns prompts into real phone automations. It plugs straight into codex, cloud code, and anti-gravity over MCP, and it captures the logs and screenshots while it works. Number 4, PrismML released Ternary Bonsai 2, a 27 billion parameter reasoning model, with a 262,000 token context. Ternary compression shrinks it enough to run on your own machine, with coding, math, tool calling, and image understanding. Number 3, AWS Open Source Pizza Bot, an inbox for background AI agents. Your agents keep running while you do something else, and everything they finish or need you to approve shows up like email. It works on Mac, Windows, and Linux. Number 2, CAI dropped GLM 5.3 FlashX, comes with 320 billion parameters, natively multimodal, a million token context, 200 tokens a second, and it's free and private on your own hardware. And at number 1, Anslot Studio now lets you fine tune 500 plus open models in a free Google collab. No code? Just pick a model, upload your data, and hit train.…