This week, the US science establishment moved in lockstep: coordinated billions for AI-ready data and compute, new institutions to study how science itself is funded, and a machine-written mathematics catalogue that…
The FDA approved an immunotherapy that halves the recurrence risk after colon cancer surgery. A Falcon 9 filled in another tile of the Pentagon’s orbital communications mesh. Anthropic gave open-source maintainers a…
NASA opened bidding for the commercial space stations that will carry American research in low Earth orbit after the International Space Station retires. Anthropic published a candid audit of its own models’ unintended…
Anthropic put $150 million behind putting Claude to work inside federal science agencies; Google launched a universal agent that plans and executes office work; Google DeepMind open-sourced a tiny model that searches…
Anthropic released its cheapest, fastest small model yet; OpenAI gave ChatGPT a visual interface; Google opened its AI-media detector to everyone; a $1.8 billion coalition pledged to build the datasets for predictive…
Hark Pro turns an AI assistant into a proactive operator that uses your computer for you, Mistral ships a trillion-parameter model with European open weights on the way, and Anthropic hands startups a free year of…
An FDA-cleared app treats schizophrenia’s hardest symptoms, a startup open-sources a giant efficient AI model, and a new study says the yardstick for AI cell models was broken all along.
Webb decoded the chemistry of planet-shattering collisions, a lupus drug held its gains through week 52, DeepMind watermarked AI-designed proteins without breaking their function, and an MIT algorithm models…
One of this week’s clearest signals is Anthropic committing $100 million to train people, not models: the Claude Frontier Academy aims to produce 10,000 Frontier Deployed Engineers by the end of 2027.
