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Google, OpenAI, Anthropic Court Sriram Krishnan for AI Safety Body
Google, OpenAI, and Anthropic are reportedly courting Sriram Krishnan to lead a proposed industry AI safety body.
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Google, OpenAI, and Anthropic are reportedly courting Sriram Krishnan to lead a proposed industry AI safety body.
Anthropic's new life sciences group says Claude autonomously flagged an uncharacterized bacteriophage enzyme system after a 21-hour research run.
DeepMind's Koray Kavukcuoglu said Gemini 4 has entered post-training and could ship an early version before year-end.
Amazon added 24/7 automated seller workflows and a beta plugin connecting Seller Assistant tools to Anthropic's Claude.
U.S. data-center and IT infrastructure investment has now surpassed spending on residential housing construction.
Argues AI made scientific reasoning cheap while lab experimentation stays expensive, splitting biotech into foundry and navigator strategies.
Ruby creator Matz and Rails creator DHH held a fireside chat on AI's impact on Ruby and Rails.
Argues classifier models like Jev can be gradually replaced by smaller, purpose-built models trained on their own output.
Interview on how engineers collaborate with designers and AI agents while human judgment stays central to design work.
Physicists found spin-based time crystals in a semiconductor synchronize oscillations across distances 1,000 times their own size.