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DraftKings Built an AI Model to Target Profitable Losers, Report Claims
Ten Days After CEO Calls for a Slowdown, Anthropic Is Back With Another AI Model
Less than two weeks after Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei urged the AI industry to “pace the frontier” before it loses control of the technology it’s currently racing to build, the company has released its most powerful model to date. Unveiled Tuesday, Claude Opus 5.5—the first in a new family of models, soon to be joined by Sonnet 5.5 and Haiku 5.5—specializes in agentic coding, computer use, and knowledge work, all of which are key benchmarks for Anthropic’s
AI Contractors Shouldn't Use AI to Evaluate AI Model, Says AI Company
OpenAI has found itself in a “leopards ate my face” situation, except in this case, it’s a leopard of its own design. According to a new report from 404 Media, the frontier AI lab had to fire a handful of its contractors who were tasked with reviewing ChatGPT outputs to ensure their accuracy because those workers found it easier to complete their tasks by just feeding them into an AI. Per the report, OpenAI employs thousands of contractors who it tasks wit
OpenAI Releases New GPT-6 Sol and Luna Models, Sells Them as Mini-Astras
OpenAI has released two newcomers to its GPT-6 family of models, promising lower token costs, more intuitive communication, and an ongoing effort to prevent the kind of rogue agent behavior that has hung heavy over the company in recent months and added more fuel to already heated AI safety debates. GPT-6 Sol and Luna, launched Tuesday afternoon, cost about half as much as their GPT-5.6 counterparts, which made their public debut in July following a stagge
AI model predicts peptide sequences that prevent ribosome stalling in E. coli protein production

Proteins are synthesized through two processes involving DNA: transcription, which converts DNA into mRNA; and translation, where ribosomes read the mRNA and sequentially link amino acids to form proteins. This image illustrates the translation process accelerated to produce proteins more efficiently. Credit: Teruyo Ojima-Kato Proteins sourced from microorganisms are attracting attention for their potential in biomanufacturing a variety of products, includ
Anthropic Cofounder Travels to Vatican, Tells Pope They're Finding "Unsettling" Things Inside AI Models

A photograph of cofounder of US artificial intelligence (AI) company Anthropic, Christopher Olah, attending the Vatican. The image is color-treated in an offset screenprint style and set against a field of neon yellow. Ever since being anointed as the leader of the Catholic Church last year, Pope Leo has been an outspoken critic of AI. Most recently, in his first encyclical, he called for the tech to be “disarmed,” accusing it of facilitating the emergence
OpenAI May Announce New Security Model, GPT-6 Cyber, Within Days
OpenAI will preview its next cybersecurity-focused model, GPT-6 Cyber, as soon as a few days from now, Fortune reported on Thursday. It’s also reportedly launching some kind of product that will aid customers in deploying the new model securely; that product has yet to be named, according to Fortune. The announcement is particularly notable as CEO Sam Altman has joined Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei in calling for an AI slowdown after models at Anthropic, Goog
Ru-Zhev 1.3: which unfamiliar category names the model has learned to understand and which it hasn’t / Habr

These are 13,373 decisions; the temperature was tuned on the other half of the validation set.The numbers are optimistic because the same validation split was used to select the epoch. It is shown below that the published temperature does not transfer to unseen labels and new domains. Therefore, it needs to be retuned on your own data. A few hundred labeled rows are sufficient; the fit_temperature.py script is in the repository.What changed in 1.3Version 1
Google brings 45 teraflops tensor flow processors to its compute cloud - Ars Technica

Biz & IT Google brings 45 teraflops tensor flow processors to its compute cloud Up to 256 chips can be joined together for 11.5 petaflops of machine-learning power. Ars Staff – May 17, 2017 2:04 pm | 69 The 180 TFLOPS Cloud TPU card. Credit: Google The 180 TFLOPS Cloud TPU card. Credit: Google Text settings Story text Size Small Standard Large Width * Standard Wide Links Standard Orange * Subscribers only Learn more Minimize to nav Google has developed its
OpenCog Hyperon and AGI: Beyond large language models - AI News
Hybrid architecture for AGISingularityNET has positioned OpenCog Hyperon as a next-generation AGI research platform that integrates multiple AI models into a unified cognitive architecture. Unlike LLM-centric systems, Hyperon is built around neural-symbolic integration in which AI can learn from data and reason about knowledge.That’s because withneural-symbolic AI, neural learning components and symbolic reasoning mechanisms are interwoven so that one can
Google tests next-generation lightweight model ‘HydroGen’… signs of imminent launch observed < AI Technology < Article body - AI Times

The article will be read aloud. (Photo=Google) Google has begun internal testing of a model called “Hydrogen.” It is a lightweight model that is faster and cheaper than existing high-performance models and is expected to become a Flash-tier product in the recently unveiled “Gemini 4” series. As Google employees’ internal testing is confirmed and related performance evaluations are being shared among external developers, there are indications that the launc
Where are next-generation language model architectures headed? Led by the father of LSTM, KAUST, the University of Hong Kong, Huawei, and others jointly publish a comprehensive survey of the field.

Scaling up is a hallmark of large models and has driven leaps in language model technology over the past few years. Yet in fact, large language model architectures, as their most fundamental computational foundation, have also continued to evolve in recent years. With the introduction of GQA, MLA, and various sparse attention modules; linear attention networks such as Mamba and Gated DeltaNet; DeepSeek’s fine-grained MoE; and multi-token prediction and Loo
SLA Tops the RoboDojo Real-Robot Leaderboard! HKUST(GZ) Teams Up with Oula Wanxiang to Help Robots Better Understand 3D Space

By incorporating spatial understanding into the continual learning process of foundation models, can robots better cope with changes in the real world?As a robot reaches out to grasp a fruit or vegetable, someone moves the target away. An object that was already in place is thrown back onto the table. In another set of experiments, the tabletop continuously rises and lowers, and the gripper must keep up with changes in the target’s height. In both grasping
From the “Car-Washing Problem” to a Response System Based on Consensus Among Multiple Models: An End-to-End Implementation Integrating Model Studio #AI - Qiita

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The Same Quantized Model, Two Fates—One Rejected, the Other in 1.39 ms #AI - Qiita

@anguoyangSame quantized model, two fates—one rejected, the other ran in 1.39 msqualcommAIedge AIbenchmarkquantization0Posted at 2026-11-12TAG40@@I passed one quantized NanoDet model to two Qualcomm devices. One refused even to load it. The other ran all 324 layers on the NPU in 1.39 ms. The model was identical, and so was the quantization. The difference was the float tail left untouched by the quantizer, and whether the device allowed it. Model NanoDet w
Google DeepMind Announces “AlphaGenome 2,” an AI Model That Predicts the Impact of DNA Mutations on Cells, With Hopes for Advancing the Understanding of Disease Causes - GIGAZINE

Google DeepMind announced “AlphaGenome 2,” an AI model that predicts how differences in DNA base sequences affect individual cells, on November 11, 2026. Trained on more than 100 million cellular data points spanning 68 tissue types, AlphaGenome 2 can identify approximately twice as many mutations affecting gene expression as previous models. AlphaGenome Documentation — AlphaGenome https://www.alphagenomedocs.com/ AlphaGenome Documentation — AlphaGenome ht
Florida Man Wants OpenAI to Stop New Models Until We Figure Out What the Hell Is Going On
Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier has asked a court in his state to order OpenAI to pause development of new AI models without proper guardrails, given the “existential risks their product poses to human civilization—Floridians included.” The legal filing, submitted Monday, is part of a lawsuit brought in June alleging that ChatGPT is harmful to children and has been used in cases of self-harm and school shootings. The opening lines of the filing are
With No Astra to Release, OpenAI Pivots to New GPT-6.1 Sol Model
I Tested Kimi AI, Qwen, DeepSeek, and Grok on Text-Related Work. Sharing the Results / Habr

A high ranking says nothing about copyediting. In May 2025, DeepSeek ranked first in Russian in Ilya Gusev’s PingPong, but that test evaluates role-play dialogues. Qwen in Russian was tested on something else as well: Qwen3.5–27B ranks first in the long-text column of MERA Reason. The task from the bothub test is closest to copyediting: when proofreading, Kimi K3 did not attribute the publisher’s typos to the author. Only the text there was in English.Do Q
How I Predicted Views on Habr Using ML / Habr

Data sampling and baseline metricsTo train the model, I needed a contrasting sample. I collected data on 80 other people’s articles from the “Freelance” hub on Habr (half from the recent feed and half from the best publications of all time) and added my own article with the label is_my_article = 1.The habr_dataset.csv table contained 81 records in total.For each article, I collected basic structural parameters:title_length: title length in characters.word_