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  • arXiv:2602.07257·1d ago

    mRNA manufacturing is going modular — like the molecules it builds

    A mechanistic in silico model for in vitro transcription lets process teams localize the bottleneck in a batch and re-fit for new mRNA constructs without rebuilding from scratch.

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  • arXiv:1911.01968·1d ago

    The War on Heat Is the Wrong War

    A small research field is building computers that recruit thermal noise — and arguing the substrate's most-cited constraint is its most underused resource.

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  • arXiv:2607.12455·1d ago

    Make the Model Edit, Then Make It Prove It

    The verifier-gated AI loop — a self-auditing workflow in which a large language model proposes changes and a verification pipeline gates them — gets a high-stakes finance test in EVOQUANT.

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  • arXiv:2607.11895·1d ago

    Social science is becoming executable, and the subjects are models

    Tsinghua's AgentSociety 2 preprint names a methodological shift: large language model agents as both researcher and respondent, tested across seven studies. The interpretive cost is the headline.

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  • arXiv:2607.12065·1d ago

    Farm robots that see in the dark

    An open 977-image dataset and a method that turns daytime photos into a robot's night-vision view enable round-the-clock crop monitoring and pest detection.

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  • arXiv:2607.11911·1d ago

    A quantum 'one thermal query' claim just lost its sample-count crutch

    A 2026 paper said one controlled temperature change could decide the Deutsch-Jozsa problem (a foundational benchmark that asks whether a hidden function is constant or balanced), with ~116 cheap measurements finishing the job.

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  • arXiv:2607.12105·1d ago

    The trick to a useful robot hand is putting the physics in twice

    A new arXiv paper on in-hand rolling — rolling an object inside a robotic palm — is one signal that the field may be shifting from end-to-end learning to co-designing the hand and the training together, with physics priors — pre-set rules about how

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  • arXiv:2607.12050·1d ago

    Robot crews just got an LLM that reads the room

    A geometry-grounded model picks one of three physical moves — deform, split, or merge — and a verify-and-correct loop catches bad calls before the formation locks up.

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  • arXiv:2603.19312·1d ago

    World Models That Predict the Screen Can Still Miss the Jump

    Benjamin Bai's Super Mario Bros postmortem puts a name on the gap between next-frame fidelity and goal-directed progress — a training-reward problem hiding inside the benchmark.

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  • arXiv:2505.12287·2d ago

    The Unilingual Safety Net

    Anthropic's multilingual audit of Claude turns a quiet industry assumption into a measured gap: the values expressed by the same model shift with the prompt's language.

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  • arXiv:2504.12285·2d ago

    The sub-bit threshold: when 27B stops needing a server

    PrismML's Bonsai 27B compresses each weight to one of two values and lands at 3.9 GB. The price collapse changes who holds the gate — and it isn't a cloud.

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  • arXiv:2607.11116·2d ago

    An Audit Kit for AI Models That Claim to 'Think Harder' on Harder Problems

    A neural network class designed to 'think harder' on harder inputs returned its starting point unchanged in 18 of 19 runs, and a new four-test protocol lets any reader catch the silent failure on a free Colab GPU.

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  • arXiv:2607.09844·2d ago

    The third bench of physics

    Li et al.

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  • arXiv:2607.09716·2d ago

    Call it modular-planner dressing

    A July arXiv preprint makes the label-vs-implementation gap visible: 'agentic' is a thin coordinator that picks between three standard sampling-based motion planners (RRT-family algorithms such as RRTConnect, RRT*, and BiTRRT) and calls it agency.

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  • arXiv:2607.09725·2d ago

    The other-driver problem

    Self-driving AI learned to see. The next gains come from reading intent at the intersection — and one research line says the answer is treating other cars as conversation partners.

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  • arXiv:2607.09678·2d ago

    Format follows the weakest relay

    Multi-agent AI pipelines don't need an error-correcting code. They need a format the smallest relay in the chain can carry without mangling.

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  • arXiv:2607.09685·2d ago

    The Regime-Rot Test

    Before you trust an AI policy model trained on the last regime, ask: has a regime shift (a kink or cap in the relationship) entered the picture?

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  • arXiv:2607.09664·2d ago

    The Diagnostic Audit: Medical AI You Can Finally Argue With

    An arXiv preprint borrows philosopher Stephen Toulmin's 1958 model of argumentation — claim, grounds, warrant, qualifier, rebuttal, backing — and maps each part to a retinal-AI check.

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