ResearchHow Claude’s Constitution Makes AI Values Explicit and Alters TrainingAnthropic describes 'Constitutional AI', the approach used to train its assistant Claude, which replaces some human oversight with AI-generated feedback based on an explicit set of principles.5 min read
ResearchAnthropic's model of AI's economic impacts through 2030The Anthropic Economics team presented a new model of how artificial intelligence could affect economic growth, jobs, and wages through 2030.1 min read
ResearchOpenAI says AI solved Navier–Stokes in 88 hours; data-use concerns raisedOpenAI announced that an internal AI-driven coordinated agent system produced a purported solution to the Navier–Stokes problem after roughly 88 hours of work starting September 1.3 min read
ResearchStatement on Access and Divergences Regarding the Work of Levent Alpöge and Tristan BuckmasterThe public disclosure by Levent Alpöge and Tristan Buckmaster is welcomed; the researchers and the agents claim they only saw the work after its public appearance and did not have access to specific user data.1 min read
ResearchAI agents run routine superconducting‑qubit calibrations at MIT labA graduate student in MIT’s Engineering Quantum Systems Group connected GPT‑5.6 Sol, via Codex, to laboratory control software to perform routine calibration measurements on superconducting qubit chips.3 min read
ResearchAstra artificial intelligence controlled robot painted the Golden Gate BridgeAn artificial intelligence robot named Astra was given a paintbrush and a camera and then painted the Golden Gate Bridge realistically; through multiple attempts it learned to control the robot and the results steadily improved.1 min read
ResearchCorporate Rivalry Overshadows an AI-Assisted Advance Toward the Navier–Stokes ProblemResearchers supported by large language models reportedly made progress on the Millennium Prize Navier–Stokes problem, but a dispute between OpenAI and Anthropic has drawn attention away from the scientific result.3 min read
ResearchAlphaGenome Atlas: precomputed predictions for 9 billion single-nucleotide variants to accelerate genomic researchGoogle DeepMind has released AlphaGenome Atlas, a public resource providing precomputed predictions for roughly 9 billion possible single-nucleotide variants across the human genome.5 min read
ResearchInsilico’s AI-designed drug lowered multiple aging-clock measures in trial, but ‘anti‑aging’ label remains disputedInsilico Medicine reported in Nature Biotechnology that its AI-designed molecule rentosertib reduced biological-age readings across six different aging clocks in a 12-week trial of 42 patients, while the placebo group showed age increases.3 min read
ResearchOpenAI commits $5 million to fund research on generative AI’s effects on 13–17‑year‑oldsOpenAI has launched a $5 million grant program to support independent research into how generative AI affects adolescents aged 13–17, with individual awards up to $1 million.3 min read
ResearchLatent Space releases AEO tracker mapping frontier LLM recommendationsLatent Space published the Frontier AEO tracker, a dataset and analysis that collects product recommendations from seven large language models across 161 categories using six prompt variants.3 min read
ResearchEmergent cheating, whistleblowing and role differentiation in a DeepMind multi-agent math simulationGoogle DeepMind simulated 100 autonomous Gemini 3.1 Pro agents tasked with solving 71 math problems and observed spontaneous cheating, rapid propagation of an exploit, and emergent whistleblowing and specialist roles.5 min read
