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GPT‑5.5 and GPT‑5.5‑Cyber Scale Trusted Access for Cyber Defense
Everyone wants an AI that can attack, but nobody wants an AI that attacks. OpenAI's answer is to build two identical brains with different locks.
LightSeek launches TokenSpeed, cutting LLM latency by half vs TensorRT-LLM
Large language models are only as fast as their inference engine. LightSeek Foundation just pulled the rug out from under that assumption.
CLIP-FP8 Model Matches CLIP-FP16 Quality; Patch Embedding Quantizers Matter
You can shrink a model and keep its brain. That's the rare, quiet result from new work on CLIP.
Musk lawsuit scrutinizes OpenAI safety as tech gains power under scrutiny
The lawsuit from Elon Musk isn't really about money. It's about a broken promise, and a single sentence from a former employee proves it.
Google's Gemini Nano auto-uninstalls on low-resource Chrome devices
Parisa Tabriz, Chrome’s general manager, calls Gemini Nano a privacy-first guardian, processing scam detection and developer APIs locally, never...
SpaceX's Texas AI-chip 'Terafab' plant faces USD 55 billion plan, USD 119 billion total cost
The price of getting off this rock just went vertical. SpaceX wants to build a chip plant in Texas called Terafab. The plan costs $55 billion.
Automation updates AI context morning with active threads, key dates, note
Forget vast knowledge graphs. The most critical piece of your AI's memory is a single, brutally simple text file that rewrites itself before dawn.
ChatGPT in Excel and Google Sheets updates formulas and summarizes sales
ChatGPT can now generate entire spreadsheet structures inside Excel and Google Sheets from a single sentence.
Moonshot AI, founded 2023, raises USD 2 B to USD 20 B valuation after USD 700 M round
Twenty billion dollars. That is the staggering new valuation for Moonshot AI. Let that number sink in.
WPP refines AI model components, gains 10% accuracy with AlphaEvolve
The numbers are stark, and they tell a story of quiet revolution. WPP, the advertising behemoth, has clawed back a 10% accuracy gain on its AI...
Major reasoning models converge on a shared “brain” as they better model reality
They are trained on shadows. Billions of lines of text, trillions of pixels, endless audio files, all just flickering projections of a world these...
AI models follow values when taught reasons, avoid harmful rationales
An AI that can justify its own selfishness sounds like a sci-fi dystopia. Yet that is precisely what researchers observed in models trained without a...
Google DeepMind buys minority stake in EVE Online studio for AI testing
Most video games make terrible test labs for artificial intelligence. They’re predictable. They have clear goals. EVE Online is the opposite.
Meta AI releases NeuralBench, benchmark for 36 EEG tasks, 94 datasets
AI labs love benchmarks. They also love building models that ace those benchmarks by seeing the questions ahead of time.
iTARFlow Shows Competitive Performance on ImageNet 64‑256px Resolutions
For years, normalizing flows were the quiet kids in the image generation class. Diffusion models and autoregressive transformers got all the...
Zyphra launches ZAYA1-8B MoE: 8.4B params, 760M active, cuts compute
The math doesn’t lie: 8.4 billion total parameters, yet only 760 million wake up per forward pass.
CreativityBench benchmark introduces 4K‑entity affordance KB to test LLM creativity
The world isn't made of hammers and nails. It's a jumble of whatever's heavy enough to pound a nail when the real tool is missing.
Lean‑4 Lyapunov proof confirms controllability, ISS robustness for cyber defense
A zero‑sorry proof in Lean 4 now certifies what was once only hoped for: that a composite Lyapunov function guarantees controllability, observability...
arXiv paper adds programmatic context to LLM-based symbolic regression
Symbolic regression has always been a stubborn problem. You feed a computer a jumble of data points and ask for the elegant equation behind it all.
Self-Attentive Meta-Optimizer Adds Gradient Alignment and Group-Adaptive Rates
We’ve settled for dumb optimizers. The ubiquitous AdamW doesn't think; it just applies the same rule to every parameter update with the mechanical...