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Tired of poring over financial reports until dawn? A new open-source project aims to put AI to work for your investments. It promises to be your personal analyst, without demanding a salary.
Scientists waste hours jumping between different databases, pipelines, and tools. A real digital torture. Anthropic decided to help them with Claude Science.
Drug discovery, new materials, better chips: all this requires massive computing and years of work. Now Google makes SandboxAQ's AI models available via cloud, designed specifically to speed up these processes.
Scientific research has found a new national sport: slapping human qualities onto algorithms. But one team of researchers decided to see just how far that logic stretches, and the result is brilliantly absurd.
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Even physics geniuses aren't immune to historical audits. A prestigious science journal has scrubbed two Max Planck papers from the 1940s, leaving nothing but blank pages online.
Google keeps talking a big game about AI leadership, but two of its top researchers just decided to bounce to Anthropic instead. It's the third major defection in months, and honestly, the pattern is getting hard to ignore.
Imagine being a security researcher who wants to test if a system can be hacked, but the AI refuses to cooperate because it's scared of causing harm. That's the friction now brewing in the cybersecurity world.
Someone took Genspark.ai, reverse-engineered it, and released a free, open-source version you can run on your own machine. It's called Genspark AI, and it does research, generates slides, creates images — all without paying a dime. Sounds too good to be true, but it's legit.
