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AI News, Tools and Research, Explained Practically

AI Discovery Wire covers artificial intelligence tools, AI agents, automation workflows and AI regulation — with the detail you need to actually use them, not just read about them.

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AI Agents

AI Agents for Scientific Research

Where autonomous agents are genuinely useful in a research workflow — literature review, data handling, drafting — and where they still need a human in the loop.

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AI agents applied to scientific research workflows

Model Behaviour

Reasoning Effort Parameter: GPT, Claude & Gemini Compared

The reasoning and thinking-effort settings across the major models, what each one actually controls, and how they map onto one another.

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Comparison of reasoning effort parameters across AI models

AI Regulation

EU AI Act Article 50: Transparency Rules Explained

What Article 50 requires you to disclose, who it applies to, and what compliance looks like in practice.

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EU AI Act Article 50 transparency requirements

Foundations

AI Agents: A Complete Guide to Autonomous AI Systems

The long-form starting point — what an AI agent is, the architectures in use, and how the pieces fit together.

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Guide to autonomous AI agent systems

The AI Discovery Wire library

Everything we have published, grouped by subject.

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AI Tools

Software, comparisons and platform write-ups.

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AI Tutorials

Step-by-step guides and practical workflows.

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AI Reviews

Tool reviews and head-to-head comparisons.

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AI Research

Research findings explained without the jargon.

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AI News

Model releases, company updates and industry shifts.

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How we write about AI

AI moves faster than most publishing can keep up with, so we are explicit about our method: claims are traced back to primary sources, capabilities are described as documented rather than assumed, and articles are revised when the underlying tools change.

  • Claims are linked to primary sources, not to other blogs.
  • Where something is unverified, we say so in the article.
  • Articles are dated and updated as tools change.
  • Our use of AI in production is disclosed in full.

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