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About Rocky Mountain Madman LLC

At Rocky Mountain Madman LLC, we believe the digital world should feel as bold and inspiring as the landscapes we call home. Based in Post Falls, Idaho, our company specializes in web services development that blends technical precision with creative design.

We build more than websites — we craft digital experiences that empower businesses, organizations, and communities to thrive online. From custom website design and content management systems to branding and troubleshooting, our solutions are tailored to meet your goals and grow with you.

What sets us apart is our fusion of creativity and problem-solving. Every project is approached step by step, ensuring accuracy, clarity, and innovation at every stage. Whether it’s designing a visually engaging site, refining your online identity, or connecting with your audience through authentic messaging, we deliver results that last.

Rooted in the spirit of the Rocky Mountains, we’re proud to showcase local culture and community pride in our work. Our mission is simple: to help you stand out online while staying true to who you are.

Ai Industry News

Meta's Muse Spark Open Puts an 816-Billion-Parameter Model on Two Macs

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Meta released Muse Spark Open on Thursday, October 15, calling it the most capable United States open-weight model to date. That is a vendor claim, and independent testing will settle it, but the release itself is the news: after focusing on its closed Muse Wonder models earlier this week, Meta has put a frontier-scale model into downloadable weights that developers can host, inspect, and adapt outside Meta's own service.

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Eight States Sue OpenAI in Eight Courts: ChatGPT Safety Is Now a Consumer-Protection Case

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Eight state attorneys general sued OpenAI on Wednesday, October 14, each filing separately in their own state court. The states are Arizona, Arkansas, Idaho, Iowa, Kansas, Montana, Nebraska and West Virginia, according to Reuters and Bloomberg Law reporting. Announced together in Des Moines, the cases are described as the most significant coordinated state action yet against an AI company, following a first state suit by Florida in June. These are civil allegations, not court findings, and no judge has ruled.

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Anthropic's 16.8 Billion Dollar Quarter Still Was Not Fast Enough for the AI Trade

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Anthropic gave prospective investors its clearest financial picture yet in San Francisco on Wednesday, and the headline number is enormous by any normal standard. Multiple reports from the investor day, first reported by the Financial Times, put third-quarter revenue at 16.8 billion dollars, up roughly 45 percent from 11.6 billion dollars in the second quarter. The company also told attendees it was profitable on an adjusted basis for a second straight quarter and cash-flow positive in the quarter, ahead of a planned initial public offering in November.

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