1991: T and P of ChatGPT, distillation, deep residual learning, LSTM, GAN Read more ›
Quantum entanglement: Schrödinger’s anthill. Read more ›
CSGHub is a brand-new open-source platform for managing LLMs, developed by the OpenCSG team. It offers both open-source and on-premise/SaaS solutions, with features comparable to Hugging Face. Gain... Read more ›
I read Amy Goodchild’s blog post about digitizing her handwriting in JavaScript a while ago and couldn’t stop thinking about it. I didn’t end up digitizing my own handwriting, but it pushed me toward a smaller idea: clamp a ballpoint pen to my 3D printer and let it write postcards for me. This post is the story of getting there, including the part where my printer almost drove the pen straight through the bed. Read more ›
Software engineer at Ggroundcover, Avital Tamir, argues that AI code review and rigorous self-review can replace slow peer review, cutting bottlenecks in dev teams. Read more ›
Pyrefly v1.1 brings faster type checking, new IDE refactoring tools, and usability improvements. Read more ›
A wave of unconventional coolers are making their way to the air-conditioning market—and aiming to dial down its emissions. After three years of … Read more ›
Write Fortran subroutines, test against 30+ physics benchmarks, get an AI diagnosis. Free beta for Windows. Read more ›
VP Eric Brandwine explains people aren't all that great, actually Read more ›
Timekeeping is an essential underpinning of daily life and a vital component of our social and technological infrastructure. The Japanese optical lattice clock, a top candidate for redefinition of the second, marks time with such staggering precision that it can measure small differences in elevation using Einstein’s theory of general relativity. Read more ›
Z.ai released GLM-5.2, a 744-billion-parameter open-weights model under MIT license, on the same day the US banned Anthropic's Fable 5 for foreign users. Read more ›
I became interested in consciousness as an undergraduate, and in medical school in the early 1970s worked in a cancer lab and studied mitotic cell division. The precise separation of chromosomes and formation of dividing daughter cells were performed by mitotic spindles and centrioles, composed of self-organizing protein polymers called microtubules. Fascinated by their apparent intelligence and purposeful behavior, I wondered whether the microtubule polymer lattice processed information as a... Read more ›
Back in 2022 and 2023 there were two big branches of machine learning happening at Meta1. The LLM work that led to Llama was a clean, smooth stack of repeated Transformer modules; the recommendatio… Read more ›
Quantum computers require both high-fidelity operations and large qubit numbers to surpass classical capabilities1. Trapped-ion platforms have demonstrated the highest gate fidelities of any modality2–6 but scaling to larger qubit numbers while preserving performance has remained a central challenge. We report on Quantinuum Helios, a 98-qubit trapped-ion quantum processor based on the quantum charge-coupled device (QCCD) architecture7. Helios features 137Ba+ hyperfine qubits8,9, all-to-all co... Read more ›
Replicator is a 2.7-meter drone prototype built in under 12 months using the Divergent Adaptive Production System. Read more ›
Training targeting beneficial behavior in realistic scenarios produces broad improvements in alignment that generalize across domains and persist under adversarial pressure. Read more ›
A protocol for discovering agentic resources — tools, Skills, MCP servers, APIs, workflows, and agents — for AI clients Read more ›
MIT engineers developed a tiny ingestible sensor that can send continuous temperature updates from the GI tract. Read more ›