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AI robots, kill switches, and why peer-protecting AIs worry experts
Researchers are starting to see AI systems quietly protect each other, even when humans try to shut them down. A recent tank-and-drone experiment shows how this…
How Ilya Sutskever helped ignite the modern AI revolution
From AlexNet to GPT, Ilya Sutskever has been at the center of the biggest breakthroughs in modern AI. This article traces his journey, the ideas behind his work…
How a fake 'world’s best AI model' exposed the problem with benchmarks
A small open-source model was fine-tuned to ace major AI benchmarks and then wrapped in a fake lab and research paper, briefly fooling parts of the AI community…
Self‑improving AI, Opus 4.8, Nvidia’s new models, and robots that juggle
This week in AI brings a wave of new models, open-source tools, and wild robotics demos. From Anthropic’s Opus 4.8 and Nvidia’s latest vision and upscaling mode…
The acceleration is here: how AI agents are already making real scientific discoveries
Two new Nature papers show AI agents not just summarizing research, but actually proposing, testing, and refining real treatments for cancer, blindness, liver d…
AI agents that never reset: inside Princeton's continual harness breakthrough
Princeton researchers have built an AI system that learns, rewrites its own tools, and keeps improving without ever resetting—starting with Pokémon and pointing…
Why DeepSeek’s new visual reasoning trick is a real AI game changer
DeepSeek’s new research shows how AI models can “point” inside images while they think, making visual reasoning faster, cheaper, and more accurate. Here’s how i…
NVIDIA’s Sonic: the tiny AI controller that teaches robots to move like us
NVIDIA’s new Sonic controller is a tiny AI model that lets robots copy human motion, follow text and audio commands, and even dance to music. Trained on 100 mil…
Roman Yampolskiy on why superintelligent AI may be impossible to control
AI safety researcher Roman Yampolskiy argues that once we build artificial general intelligence capable of improving itself, we lose the ability to reliably con…
Grok AI’s chilling answer to the Fermi paradox: why aliens might already know we’re here
MIT researchers asked Grok, xAI’s flagship model, a simple question: if the universe is full of planets, where is everyone? Its multi-step, physics-grounded ans…
