Mac utilities, dev tools, and AI-powered workflows dominated today. Zed hits 1.0, several macOS gems, and a terminal workspace for running multiple AI agents side by side.
Grok 4.3 drops with aggressive pricing, ARC-AGI-3 humbles frontier models, and Altman pivots away from UBI. Nvidia's NVFP4 quantization keeps shrinking models without losing quality.
xAI's latest model rolls out at $1.25/$2.50 per million tokens, nearly halving the cost of its predecessor. New capabilities include 1M token context window, native video input support, and the ability to generate downloadable PDFs, spreadsheets, and slide decks directly from conversation.
Artificial Analysis benchmarks put it at 53 overall intelligence, behind GPT-5.5 (60) and Opus 4.7 (57), but at a fraction of the cost. Available now on SuperGrok Heavy ($300/mo), with full rollout expected mid-May.
Anima workflows are maturing fast with automated LoRA training and structured prompts. Apple Silicon gets local video and audio generation tools.
Alfred 6 teases its first screenshot, a critical Linux kernel vulnerability demands immediate patching, and Sentient OS wants to turn your Mac into a private intelligence layer.
A new Linux kernel vulnerability dubbed "CopyFail" gives attackers root privileges and is being called the most severe Linux threat in years. Debian and Proxmox have released patched kernels. Raspberry Pi patches still pending.
If you self-host anything, patch immediately.