#Research
Curated coverage on «Research»: releases, research, benchmarks, open-source.

AI Against Breast Cancer: Down 12% in Late-Stage Diagnoses
While we debate whether ChatGPT will replace programmers, AI is already saving lives in Swedish clinics, doing so with a precision unavailable to humans.

Multi-Agent Systems: Why One AI is Good, But an Entire Editorial Team is Better
Remember that feeling when you first fed a neural network a large text and got a decent result? It seemed like salvation from routine.

SenseNova-MARS: SenseTime Opens Its Code to Teach AI to See and Think Simultaneously
While OpenAI and Google compete over who restricts access to their top developments more, Chinese tech giant SenseTime has chosen a different path.

Scikit-learn: 7 Tricks for Those Tired of Waiting Forever

Unitree UnifoLM-VLA-0: Chinese Robots Learn to Think with Their Hands

SGLang and Diffusion Texts: How Chinese Engineers Accelerate Context to Infinity

Recommendation Systems: Why Algorithms Soon Will Stop Selecting and Start Creating

Sora 2: Chinese Project Breaks Monopoly of Closed Neural Networks
We've been living for nearly a year now in a reality where OpenAI showed us the future of video generation but hasn't let us touch it.

H Company: Why Investors Gave 180 Million Dollars to a Startup Without a Product
Imagine this situation: you come to investors, you have no ready product, no massive cluster of thousands of GPUs, and not even a website with fancy charts.

Epoch AI: 14 Problems That No One Has Solved (Yet)

Thermodynamic Computer: AI Learns to Draw Almost for Free

ByteDance and Li Han: How to Make Neural Networks Work, Not Just Talk

Data Teams: Why Number of Neural Networks No Longer Matters

TTT-Discover: Stanford and NVIDIA Force AI to Think on the Fly and Outpace Scientists
Scientific progress has always hit the same wall: hypothesis verification. You can be a brilliant physicist, but simulating a complex process in a fluid or…

SplatSSC: Gaussian Splats Learned to Complete Reality from a Single Photo
Robots and autonomous vehicles have long suffered from "flat" vision. To understand what lies around a corner or how deep a corridor extends, they either had to be…









