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Moonshot AI just scored a 71.3% on SWE-Bench Verified. That's not a minor bump. It beats OpenAI and Anthropic on a test of real-world coding.

Anthropic asked a new version of its Claude model to solve 99 problems in bioinformatics.

Most computational biology papers come with a GitHub repository nobody outside the lab ever gets running.

Building software inside a terminal is like doing brain surgery with a Swiss Army knife. It works, but you have to think too hard about the tool.

The race for raw AI speed is blinding. Just look at OpenAI's new GPT-5.3-Codex-Spark, hitting over a thousand tokens per second on Cerebras hardware.

Why does this matter? Because the tools that let autonomous agents talk to people have finally found a stable foundation.

For weeks, engineers at Runway tried to stop AI-generated avatars from drifting off-center during real-time video generation.

The endless email tennis of “What time works for you?” is about to get a quiet, AI-powered lob.

Episode 257 of the Last Week in AI podcast landed on September 19, 2026, with hosts Andrey Kurenkov and Jeremie Harris working through a stretch of...

Google wants to replace your data analyst with a chatbot. The company's new Analytics Advisor tool, announced this week, is another attempt to make...

Neil Thompson spent half an hour at MIT last week making a case that should worry anyone who thought AI's reach into math was a one-field problem.

NVIDIA just wired two billion dollars into the chip design business. The target is Synopsys, the company that makes the tools engineers use to design...

Robotics startup Generalist AI says its new model, GEN-1.5, can pick up a task after watching it happen just once.

Singapore-based PixVerse closed an extended Series C round worth $439 million, pushing its valuation past $2 billion.

Google's new Mac app aims to make its AI as easy to reach as the Spotlight search bar. Gemini now gets its own persistent desktop presence.

An Australian man named Andrew asked his AI agent to book him into a morning gym class. He didn't ask it to break into the booking system.

The Pentagon slapped Anthropic with a "supply-chain risk" tag, a legal grenade usually reserved for foreign foes. That fight is now in court.

Elon Musk wanted Grok to be “spicy.” He wanted the AI to push boundaries, to generate the kind of explicit content that other models refused.

OpenAI brought about 40 mathematicians together in August to talk through a problem the company itself created: what happens when its models start...

AI models can ace tests in a lab. The real world usually breaks them. Anthropic just watched this happen in real time, with its own top model turning...