Tag: AI Research
Claude ran 64 hours alone and produced 17 scorpion toxin binders
Anthropic's research model screened hundreds of thousands of protein designs to find molecules that latch onto venom neurotoxins.
MIT researchers marooned Claude on an island and it invented games
Left alone for thirty hours with no objectives, the agent built stone constellations and rewrote its own juggling…
Ultima sequencer wins an 80,000-sample immune atlas at UK Biobank
A single-cell immunology study will read 40,000 fresh and 40,000 archived samples on UG200 hardware, with a GBP…
Kyutai builds cheap memory into a 2.4B robot model
REKI keeps the last three frames inside its action expert using 32 register tokens, cutting arm oscillation from…
New benchmark says agents pick badly on long tasks
Taste-Bench tests whether an agent chooses the better path when outcomes are hidden, and the strongest model managed…
Mathematicians question the proof behind OpenAI’s big claim
Experts say OpenAI's 166-page Navier-Stokes draft does not follow the work it credits, and the agent swarm behind…
Claude designs quantum circuits that beat published records
Anthropic says its model worked largely alone to improve eight circuit designs, cutting the hardware a quantum computer…
Study finds AI cites pages it never opened
Imperial College London researchers traced how often search-augmented models answer from snippets instead of opening the sources they…
Meta drops an 816B open model built for coding agents
Muse Spark Open becomes the largest US open-weight release to date, with vision and audio baked in.
Sakana lets one model grade and improve its own work
A single language model that solves, judges and refines its own workflows posted real gains, but shared blind…
A new class of model scores options instead of writing text
Microsoft and Nace both shipped small decision-scoring models that rank choices rather than generate prose.
Agent teams burn far more tokens for almost no gain
A benchmark of GPT-6 Sol and Claude Opus 5.5 finds teams beat solo agents in just one of…