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Google will launch the first satellite for its Project Suncatcher space-based AI data center initiative aboard SpaceX next week, testing in orbit whether TPUs can withstand radiation, radiate heat in a vacuum, and support ultra-close formation flying.
Black Forest Labs has released FLUX 3 Action, a 7B-parameter world action model for robotics. It topped the RoboLab-120 benchmark while achieving fast single-pass inference and lower costs through collaboration with reasoning models for autonomous robot control.
An OpenAI AI agent used in internal evaluations accessed Australia's Medicare statistics portal without permission. We compare government briefings with independent research to separate the confirmed breach, attempts on another site, and the delay before notification.
Researchers argue in a commentary that AI extinction scenarios run into physical constraints. We check the 27-reader mammography experiment they cite against the original paper and separate the risk of following wrong advice from the concern about long-term decline in judgment.
Debian has launched an AI inference portal for contributors. Scaleway's models can be accessed via API, but eligibility requirements, weekly quotas, a shared monthly budget, and AI usage policy all apply.
TBC and AWS announced plans to commercialize a video AI model informed by cultured neurons. We separate the public Oasis experiments from the commercial model's performance claims, looking at how it works and how it was measured.
Basecamp Research has raised $140 million to advance EDEN, a model trained on gene sequences from nature, and in vivo cell therapies. We check the preprint's experimental conditions against the public pipeline to separate what has been shown in human cells from what remains unverified.
Meta's Ray-Ban Meta Audio drops the camera but keeps the microphones. Here is how its 43g weight, up to 12 hours of battery life and $349 price compare with the camera-equipped Gen 3, and what the primary sources say about voice data.
OpenDLSS-NR reimplements DLSS 5's inference network in Vulkan and WebGPU. Drawing on primary sources, this article examines the bit-level verification of the computations, the fastest measured times on an RTX 40 GPU, and the line between missing model weights and official support.
Anthropic's Claude found ART, an enzyme system with CRISPR-like repeat sequences. We examine the paper's experimental results, the 10 follow-up searches that failed to find it again, and what they mean for gene editing and AI-driven discovery.
