From the Hugging Face Hub to robot hardware with Strands Agents and LeRobot
Hugging Face detailed how to deploy models from its hub onto physical robotic hardware using Strands Agents and the LeRobot library.
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Hugging Face detailed how to deploy models from its hub onto physical robotic hardware using Strands Agents and the LeRobot library.
The GLM-5.2 model has been introduced with optimizations specifically designed for handling long-horizon tasks.
Hugging Face explored the concept of agentic resource discovery, focusing on enabling AI agents to autonomously search for and locate digital resources.
This technical guide from Hugging Face explores performance profiling in PyTorch, focusing on optimizing neural network layers from standard linear operations to fused multi-layer perceptrons.
A new demonstration shows how an AI agent successfully constructed a 3D virtual gallery of Paris by linking two separate Hugging Face Spaces.
Hugging Face has published a guide detailing how developers can transition their continuous integration workflows from GitHub to Hugging Face Jobs.
The open-source community has rallied behind OpenEnv, a collaborative environment designed to advance agentic reinforcement learning research.
NVIDIA has released Nemotron 3.5 Content Safety, a customizable multimodal safety model designed to help enterprises filter and secure AI-generated content.
Hugging Face has redesigned its command-line interface to optimize interactions with the Hub for autonomous AI agents.
Hugging Face explores applications of Direct Preference Optimization beyond conversational agents to other domains.
Hugging Face has integrated Model Context Protocol tools into the Reachy Mini robot platform.
Hugging Face has introduced Holo3.1, a system designed for running fast, local computer-use agents.
JetBrains has released Mellum2, a 12-billion parameter Mixture-of-Experts model designed for developer workflows.
An article on Hugging Face argues that successful enterprise AI adoption requires shifting focus from large language models to scalable agent logic.
Hugging Face has published an introductory guide on using the torch.profiler tool to analyze performance in PyTorch.
Hugging Face has introduced a delta weight synchronization method in its TRL library to optimize the transfer of extremely large models.
The Reachy Mini robot has been updated to support fully local processing and execution.
This article clarifies key terminology used to describe AI agent architectures, focusing on terms like harness and scaffold.
The OlmoEarth v1.1 family of models has been released, offering improved efficiency for Earth observation and geospatial analysis tasks.
A new family of search and retrieval models called Ettin Rerankers has been introduced on Hugging Face.
PaddleOCR 3.5 has been released, integrating a Transformers backend to improve optical character recognition and document parsing tasks.
IBM has released Granite Embedding Multilingual R2, an open-source Apache 2.0 licensed embedding model featuring a 32K context window and high retrieval quality for models under 100 million parameters.
A new technical post on Hugging Face explores methods for enabling asynchronous operations within continuous batching systems to optimize LLM inference.
Hugging Face has outlined the essential infrastructure components required for training and deploying foundation models on Amazon Web Services.