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Meta is reportedly developing a second version amid a reported push to develop robots for people's homes.
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Anthropic says Claude generated roughly 35,000 antibody designs in about a month for Divergence Labs' food-allergy research.
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Google credits Argon with designing five lab-verified enzymes in hours.
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Immorta Bio says the nine-amino-acid peptide stimulates cytotoxic T cells; first human evaluation was planned by the end of 2026.
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Anthropic says 17 of 211 designs met binding criteria; it did not test any for neutralization in cells.
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SciTechera says partner protein SacE improved SacC's behavior, enabling near-atomic imaging of the enzyme.
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A post describes the approach as a promising new direction for cancer treatment; another describes preclinical mouse experiments.
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Anthropic says the circuit uses 12% more qubits than the smallest previous design; Claude worked on eight tasks.
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A post says GPT-6 Astra reached 98% accuracy at an average reported cost of less than $3 per problem.
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Google says the Willow result reduced errors 40-fold versus previous methods and achieved 99.99% logical fidelity.
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A Google DeepMind researcher says Gemini 4 Argon helped find further counterexamples to Grad's conjecture.
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A post describes a star 116 light-years away dimming every three days and claims a November 2026 NASA telescope check.
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OpenAI says it drew on an independent mathematics advisory group’s advice about how to release the results.
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Meta says mathematicians used Muse Spark’s Thinking Mode through the regular meta.ai chat interface, without a custom research scaffold.
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SciTechera describes a study suggesting that a transplanted heart’s biological age may be influenced by the age of the animal receiving it.
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A post describing the research says the material trapped magnetic flux at ambient pressure up to around 117°C, possibly higher—a potential sign of superconductivity.
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Stanford Medicine says the agents were trained in different aspects of drug development, putting them to work on drug discovery.
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The post cites Schulman on models’ strengths in code and math, but suggests 3D and spatial work such as mechanical engineering may take longer.