Peking University's EvoPhys-World Tops Stanford Benchmark
Peking University's EvoPhys-World ranks first on Stanford's WorldScore, trained natively on Moore Threads S5000 GPUs.
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OpenSkill: New AI Agent Framework Achieves SOTA
Lehigh University team introduces OpenSkill, enabling self-evolving AI agents without supervision. It achieves state-of-…
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AI Weather Models Hit Physical Limits
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AI Heart Twins: Gender Bias in MedTech
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Google DeepMind launches a faster AlphaFold model, revolutionizing drug discovery and biological research with unprecede…
FP3 Model Nominated for ICRA 2026 Best Paper
Spirit AI and Tsinghua University's FP3 model targets 3D robotic perception gaps, earning an ICRA 2026 nomination.
CVPR 2026: DeepMind D4RT Wins Best Paper
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Google Gemini Adds Agentic RAG for Multi-Hop Queries
Google Research introduces Agentic RAG to Gemini Enterprise, boosting factuality by 34% with a Sufficient Context Agent.
Unlocking Vision: The Power of Embeddings
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Columbia Prof: 3D+2D Hybrid Solves Robot AI Data Crisis
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Purdue Prof: Safe Robots Need 'Checkable Interfaces'
Aniket Bera argues that current autonomous systems rely on simplified environments. He proposes a new framework for true…