Three sites made 215,000 pages targeting AI, and Perplexity cited them
A study of 380 software categories found that six in ten citations pointed to obscure sites — and three of those sites were built purely to target AI
Hyunkook Kim
A study of 380 software categories found that six in ten citations pointed to obscure sites — and three of those sites were built purely to target AI
It leads on long-context and coding scores, but still trails Opus 5 across general knowledge work
CEO Andrew Ettinger revealed the internal CLEAR scoring criteria in a video
The new model builds on Gemini 3.7 Flash, ships across six deployment paths, and supports up to 1 million tokens of context
A six-chapter guide for moving AI agents from pilot to production, with DXC and ICE case study numbers included
At an event marking an expanded partnership with Providence Swedish, Ai2 addressed where AI still falls short on judgment and verification in science
Anthropic opens three tracks — undergraduate, graduate, and PhD — each offering a $3,600 grant, with applications closing September 12
Fei-Fei Li's World Labs has rolled generation, reconstruction, and robot simulation into a single model called Atlas
An audit of 16 benchmarks and roughly 34,000 items found many "safety" scores were actually tangled up with reasoning skill
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A single round of fine-tuning was enough to strip the safety guardrails off 21 open-weight models.
Anthropic's Claude designed proteins on its own in 24 hours, given only a target — and when two independent labs tested them, nearly half actually bound