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Accelerating Engineering For The Physical World
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How China’s AI Labs Are Chasing Recursive Self-Improvement Without Touching Model Weights – Pandaily
A ByteDance Seed-attributed headline says Chinese AI labs are pursuing weight-free self-improvement, but provides no named labs, methods or results.
Five Levels Of AI Self-improvement: A Proposal From Chinese Researchers
A Live Science headline reports a Chinese research proposal for five levels of AI self-improvement, but the underlying article details are unavailable.
Could Humans One Day Stop Building AI? Scientists Explore The Possibility
A headline points to research mapping how AI might eventually build successor systems, but the available details do not identify findings or authors.
What A Haiku From Google’s First Data Center Satellite Means For AI
Google says Gemma 4 generated a haiku aboard an orbiting TPU, a small test of its plan to link solar-powered AI satellites.
Anthropic Bought A One-Person Biotech That Ran A Drug Program With Claude – Forbes
Forbes reports Anthropic acquired a one-person biotech that ran a drug program with Claude; the company, deal terms and research results remain undisclosed.
Announcing Project ProtoStar: Making Publicly Funded Science AI-Ready
A coalition including Hugging Face and universities plans open challenges to make publicly funded research data, models and code easier to reuse.
Early Progress On Accelerating Drug Development With Claude – Anthropic
Anthropic’s headline describes early progress using Claude to accelerate drug development, but the available account gives no methods, results or measured gains.
Working With Academic Communities To Build Scientific Understanding
OpenAI is using three different academic collaboration models to examine AI-generated claims in mathematics, computer science and physics.
What OpenAI’s AI Has—and Hasn’t—Shown About Computational Complexity
OpenAI says an internal AI produced a proof refuting ETH. Lean checked a weaker bound; independent expert review is still pending.
