Real-World Applications of AI in Cybersecurity - RisingStack Engineering
In the last couple of years, organizations worldwide have started actually deploying AI and machine learning to combat cyber threats.| RisingStack Engineering
Our client, a leading company in the adult streaming industry, acquired a highly successful indie website with over 50 million unique visitors per month (SimilarWeb). The site had been built by a single developer who prioritized functionality over maintainability. While the features were mostly bug-free, the design was outdated, and the code relied on aging […] The post Case Study: Modernizing a High-Traffic Streaming Platform with the AHA Stack (HTMX & Alpine.js) appeared first on RisingSt...| RisingStack Engineering
OpenAI launched GPT‑5 in August 2025, calling it their most advanced model yet. CEO Sam Altman described it as a “PhD-level expert in your pocket,” capable of tackling everything from code and math to health advice and image analysis. It’s a big upgrade over previous versions. GPT‑5 introduces a new architecture, improved reliability, and better […] The post GPT‑5: OpenAI’s Latest Model, Open Releases, and First Reactions appeared first on RisingStack Engineering.| RisingStack Engineering
In the last couple of years, organizations worldwide have started actually deploying AI and machine learning to combat cyber threats.| RisingStack Engineering
AI in healthcare is no longer theory. It’s showing up in real hospitals, solving specific problems. Not just in research papers or flashy demos, but in production. This post walks through five recent examples where AI made a real difference. No hype, just what was built, what problem it tackled, and how it fit into […] The post AI in Healthcare: 5 Real-World Examples That Actually Solve Problems appeared first on RisingStack Engineering.| RisingStack Engineering
What does it mean to “jailbreak” an AI? In short, it’s when someone finds a way to make an AI system ignore its safety rules and do something it’s not supposed to. Think of it like tricking a chatbot into telling you how to build a bomb, or getting an image model to generate violent […] The post How People Jailbreak AI – and How Developers Are Fighting Back appeared first on RisingStack Engineering.| RisingStack Engineering
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LLMs can write code, answer questions, and automate workflows – but without proper guardrails, they can also generate biased, harmful, or outright dangerous content. This is where external safety layers come in. These are tools or systems that sit outside the model, filtering or moderating content either before it goes in, after it comes out, […] The post Keeping LLMs in Check: A Practical Guide to External Safety Layers appeared first on RisingStack Engineering.| RisingStack Engineering
AI video and image generation just made a serious jump. Google introduced Veo 3, its most advanced text-to-video model yet, and Flux released Kontext, a new multimodal tool built for real editing work. Both show clear progress. Here’s what matters. Video That Looks and Sounds Real Veo 3 is more than just text-to-video. It’s one […] The post Google Veo 3 and Flux Kontext: Is AI Media Finally Useful? appeared first on RisingStack Engineering.| RisingStack Engineering
Anthropic just dropped Claude 4, and it’s making waves – especially if you write code for a living. There are two models to know: Claude 4 Opus and Claude 4 Sonnet. Here’s what matters. Opus vs Sonnet Opus is the powerhouse. It’s the most advanced Claude model yet, designed for deep problem solving and long-running […] The post Claude 4 Is Here: What You Need to Know appeared first on RisingStack Engineering.| RisingStack Engineering
Google I/O 2025 was packed with major AI news, especially around the Gemini AI platform. In partnership with DeepMind, Google unveiled new model upgrades, developer tools, and multimodal AI capabilities aimed at helping developers build smarter products. Here’s a breakdown of the most important announcements for developers – from the latest Gemini 2.5 models and […] The post What Google I/O 2025’s AI Announcements Mean for Developers appeared first on RisingStack Engineering.| RisingStack Engineering
This post breaks down how LLMs are tested, which benchmarks matter and what the scores mean to figure out which model fits your needs.| RisingStack Engineering
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Meta released Llama 4, the next version of their open-weight language models. This post breaks down what’s new.| RisingStack Engineering
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An EdTech company partnered with us to optimize their AI-driven flashcard app, enhancing language models to improve user experience and cut costs.| RisingStack Engineering
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How to set up RAG for Anthropic Claude 3 on CoLab, using CPU instances and llama-index.| RisingStack Engineering
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Compare the top spots for hosting your ML models: Modal, Paperspace, and others. Features, costs, and how to easily use them for your projects.| RisingStack Engineering
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