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Modeling multi-agent deliberation as closed-loop system with hidden anchors
Standard models of group decision-making have a strict limit. No one can end up more confident in an answer than the group's most confident starting...
Lightweight model cuts RMSE in meteorology, carbon flux, soil moisture, grids
Scientific forecasting loves a monster model. They’re also useless on a sensor in a field. You can’t cram a foundation model onto a drone.
Paper proposes deontic policies for runtime governance of LLM‑driven agentic AI
AI agents are starting to do real work, which means they're starting to do real damage.
AI helps physicians diagnose rare pediatric genetic diseases, 4.8% rate
A 4.8% diagnostic rate doesn’t sound like much. Until you consider the context: these were children with rare genetic diseases, their cases already...
Perplexity launches Brain, a self‑improving memory that builds context graphs
Perplexity just gave its AI a brain. Not a bigger model, not a faster inference engine, a memory that learns while you sleep.
Understanding JSON Mode, Function Calling, and Structured Output in LLMs
Ask a large language model for a JSON object and you'll often get a broken one. It might look right, but the data types will be wrong or key fields...
Google DeepMind uses MITRE ATT&CK to monitor AI agents as rogue employees
Google DeepMind has a new security headache, and its source isn't human. The unit is now surveilling its own advanced AI agents as potential insider...
Audit AI tools: inventory, VPN/zero-trust, continuous fingerprinting
Your AI dev tools are already exposed, logins disabled, doors wide open. A nation-state group is exploiting this flaw right now.
Adobe adds AI Assistant to Photoshop, Premiere, Illustrator, InDesign, Frame.io
Adobe is putting you in charge. Starting this year, a new class of AI "creative agents" will report for duty inside Photoshop, Premiere Pro, and the...
Claude Fable (Mythos) 5 shows limited bug‑finding and refactoring aid
You can clean a codebase with one AI model and think the job is done. Then you can watch a different model waltz in and find a dozen fresh disasters.
Bernie Sanders proposes USD 7 trillion plan for U.S. public control of AI
Senator Bernie Sanders unveiled a $7 trillion plan on Tuesday. Its goal: to wrestle artificial intelligence development away from Silicon Valley and...
Helion adopts LFBO with on‑the‑fly Random Forest for autotuning
Helion's autotuner just got faster, but it's still boring work. Every kernel written in PyTorch's low-level language must be prodded and poked to...
General Intuition seeks USD 300M raise at USD 2B valuation, backed by Bezos, Schmidt
Two billion dollars. That’s the price tag Jeff Bezos and Eric Schmidt are attaching to a startup that isn’t selling you a world model, it’s training...
JSON output reveals annual premium of EUR 125,000, recorded in meta block on page 4
A company's annual insurance bill is EUR 125,000. You won't find it in an invoice. It's sitting in a JSON file.
Midjourney launches 'Midjourney Scanner' to capture full-body ultrasound slices
Midjourney has stopped drawing your D&D character and started mapping your gallbladder.
DeFAb Benchmark Enforces Polynomial-Time Checks for Logical Rigor
Reasoning is the bottleneck. Not prose, not parameters, but the quiet, unforgiving machinery of logical structure.
NAVI‑Orbital performs first in‑orbit autonomous vision‑language inference
A satellite just looked at the Earth and described it, in English, without asking anyone for permission. That is new.
TurboQuant and OSCAR vie in KV cache compression race at ICLR 2026
The KV cache is the bottleneck eating large language models alive. At ICLR 2026, three teams, Google and NYU with TurboQuant, Together AI with OSCAR,...
CEO‑Bench tests AI agents by running a simulated startup for 500 days
Forget the demo videos where AI solves problems in a clean, ten-second clip. CEO-Bench runs the experiment for 500 brutal days.
OpenAI releases three free AI courses, including beginner AI Foundations
Everyone is talking about AI. Almost no one knows how to actually use it. OpenAI now offers a free, three-step path to fix that. It's three courses.