
The economics of AGI: humans will become verifiers as machines take over labor
Researchers from MIT, WashU, and UCLA presented a model of the future economy in which AI performs most labor and the human role is reduced

Outpost Bio raised $3.5 million to build AI models of the human microbiome
New startup Outpost Bio secured $3.5 million to develop AI models capable of decoding the highly complex ecosystem of bacteria, fungi, and m

Hugging Face engineers wrote a practical guide to generative AI: from transformers to fine-tuning
A new book from the Hugging Face team promises to turn generative AI from a black box into a clear practical tool. We explain why this matte

Goodbye, patches: TAPe + ML architecture changes the rules of computer vision

Unified Latents: Google DeepMind finds a way to improve AI generation

Sakana AI has learned to instantly adapt language models without fine-tuning

AI reshapes the thinking of top go players

AI platform LUMI-lab sets record for gene-editing efficiency
Built on foundation models, the LUMI-lab platform autonomously decoded the mRNA delivery code, achieving 20.3% accuracy in lung gene editing

The limits of scaling: why more AI agents do not guarantee results
A new study has identified a critical barrier in the development of multi-agent systems. Information redundancy is becoming the main obstacl

Perplexity releases pplx-embed: embedding models that change the rules of search

Agentic AI is rewriting the rules of biomedical research

DistDF: a new method for time series forecasting via distribution alignment

Google's AI outperformed Olympiad champions in the FirstProof math test

Can Neural Networks Really Reason? A Study of Structural Errors in LLM Logic
A new scientific analysis questions AI's capacity for logical reasoning, identifying critical vulnerabilities in the inference structure of

AI rewrote Next.js in a week: a revolution in development costs
Developers recreated the complex Next.js framework in just seven days, spending $1,100 on AI tokens. This case is changing perceptions of th









