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Parallax adds learned covariance correction to linear attention, retains softmax
The attention mechanism has a secret life, one that depends not just on architecture but on the optimizer that trains it.
Taiwan firms accelerate AI with NVIDIA cuLitho, slashing cycle time 20‑50%
Taiwan’s semiconductor giants are no longer just building chips, they’re rewriting the physics of fabrication.
NVIDIA DOCA uses BlueField‑4 to boost AI factory security 1,000× faster
Most AI security is a polite fiction. Data centers move information at the speed of light. Security software moves at the speed of bureaucracy.
NVIDIA Cosmos 3 supports unified I/O modalities, open‑sources six AI datasets
Physical AI is a mess. It's a pile of disconnected specialists. A model sees images, another controls a robot, a third guesses how a stack of boxes...
3-large embedding wins 2.1 test; MiniLM wins 2.3; rerankers lag in 2.2
The conventional wisdom is a clean ladder: cheap embeddings for recall, a reranker for precision.
Anthropic bans AI tools, holds intense culture interviews requiring firm critique
Anthropic bans candidates from using AI during job interviews. The artificial intelligence company, founded by former OpenAI researcher Dario Amodei,...
Men use AI coding agents over twice as often as women; economists at 39%
A new fault line is cracking through social science research. It’s not about theory. It has nothing to do with methodology.
Molecule-trained AI gives better chicken pairing suggestions than recipe AI
Recipe AIs are boring. Ask one what goes with chicken and it will list garlic, lemon, thyme.
Proxy-Pointer RAG Bakes Emerson Deltas into Index for AT&T system
The iterative refinement of a knowledge graph index is not a linear march, it’s a feedback loop that sharpens with every pass.
SoftBank partners with Sesterce on 75‑billion‑euro AI factory at Bosquel
Seventy-five billion euros is not a bet. It’s a declaration, and SoftBank is building its fortress on a decommissioned military site in Bosquel,...
AI search agents favor confirming hits, sideline gut answers, study finds
AI search agents are supposed to be explorers. Instead, they’re more like detectives who only follow the evidence they already expect to find.
Microsoft, Nvidia partner on AI PCs running agents, not Copilot
Walk into any electronics store. The "AI PC" label is plastered on every new laptop, a hollow marketing shortcut to a cloud chatbot.
Top AI users apply metacognition to check understanding, agreement, and laziness
Most people using AI are just trying to get an answer faster. They're outsourcing a task. A much smaller group is doing something else entirely.
Study finds base AI models predict human behavior better than fine‑tuned chatbots
We train AI to be helpful. To follow instructions, to reason, to see. And in doing so, we seem to break its ability to think like a person.
Chronos-2 uses known covariates such as weather for building demand forecasts
Good forecasts don’t just look backward, they lean into what’s already certain. For building energy demand, that certainty comes from tomorrow’s...
OpenAI gives free life‑sciences AI model to aid government pandemic prep
OpenAI has decided to weaponize one of its most advanced AI models against the next pandemic. It’s giving the thing away for free.
OpenAI upgrades GPT-5.5 readability, removes Canvas from Instant and Thinking
OpenAI just tweaked its flagship machine to make it sound more human. The goal for GPT-5.5 Instant is simple: kill the robotic tone.
Deep learning models auto‑detect data features, reducing need for engineer input
Every major tech firm champions deep learning now, but the reality is a stark divide: few can actually afford it.
Google's Gemini Spark sees my whole life, then friend‑zones my boyfriend
Google launched Gemini Spark this week. It’s a $100-a-month beta that promised to build an AI agent that truly knows you.
Researchers Find Failure Signatures in LLM Trading Agents' Planning Embeddings
LLM trading agents fail in predictable ways, if you know where to look. Their planning embeddings drift from normal-state centroids before a...