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Anthropic launches Claude Science workbench and plans to develop drugs for rare diseases

Anthropic unveiled Claude Science, an AI workbench for scientists that consolidates fragmented research tools into one environment. The company is also taking a bold step by announcing plans to develop its own drugs for neglected diseases, positioning itself as both a software provider and potential competitor to pharmaceutical companies already using its platform.

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Anthropic launches Claude Science workbench and plans to develop drugs for rare diseases

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Gujarat, IBM and IAIRO Launch Industrial AI Centre of Excellence for Sovereign Technology Push

The Government of Gujarat, IBM, and the Indian AI Research Organisation announced plans to establish an Industrial Artificial Intelligence Centre of Excellence in Gujarat. The initiative will function as a Living Lab to drive AI innovation, pilot programs, and skill development across manufacturing, energy, and supply chains while advancing sovereign AI technologies.

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Gujarat, IBM and IAIRO Launch Industrial AI Centre of Excellence for Sovereign Technology Push

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Meta Brain2Qwerty v2 decodes typed sentences from brain scans at 61% accuracy without implants

Meta unveiled Brain2Qwerty v2, an AI system that converts brain activity into text without surgery, achieving 61% word accuracy using magnetoencephalography scanners. The non-invasive brain-computer interface trained on 22,000 sentences from nine volunteers marks a leap from single-digit accuracy in previous methods, though it requires room-sized equipment and can't operate in real time.

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Meta Brain2Qwerty v2 decodes typed sentences from brain scans at 61% accuracy without implants

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Mirendil raises $200 million to build self-improving AI that accelerates scientific discovery

Former Anthropic researchers Behnam Neyshabur and Harsh Mehta have launched Mirendil with $200 million in seed funding at a $1 billion valuation. The startup aims to democratize access to AI that improves AI—technology that major labs currently keep proprietary. Backed by Andreessen Horowitz, Kleiner Perkins, and Nvidia, Mirendil wants to put recursively self-improving AI systems into the hands of independent researchers to accelerate scientific discovery.

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Mirendil raises $200 million to build self-improving AI that accelerates scientific discovery

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CoreWeave ARIA launches as AI research agent to automate experiments in Weights & Biases

CoreWeave unveiled ARIA, an AI research agent embedded in Weights & Biases that analyzes thousands of experiment runs and surfaces insights in minutes. Built on W&B Weave, the autonomous coding agent marks the first major product from CoreWeave's $1.4 billion acquisition, shifting focus from GPU infrastructure to intelligent analysis tools.

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CoreWeave ARIA launches as AI research agent to automate experiments in Weights & Biases

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Momenta IPO seeks $752M in Hong Kong to fuel AI research and robotaxi expansion

GM-, Toyota- and Mercedes-backed Momenta has launched its Hong Kong IPO targeting up to $752 million, valuing the self-driving software firm at nearly $9 billion. The company plans to allocate 60% of proceeds to AI research and development, with another 20% earmarked for robotaxi rollout as it competes in China's crowded autonomous vehicle market.

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Momenta IPO seeks $752M in Hong Kong to fuel AI research and robotaxi expansion

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Anthropic Salaries Reach $1.38 Million as AI Talent War Drives Unprecedented Compensation Packages

Anthropic is paying technical staff up to $1.38 million in base salary alone, according to recent H-1B visa filings. The eye-popping figures highlight the intense competition for top AI talent as companies like OpenAI, Google, and Meta compete for skilled researchers and engineers. These numbers exclude bonuses and stock options, meaning total compensation could be significantly higher.

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Anthropic Salaries Reach $1.38 Million as AI Talent War Drives Unprecedented Compensation Packages

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Stanford's AI designs burgers that beat Big Mac while slashing environmental impact

Stanford researchers developed BurgerAI, a generative AI system that creates burger recipes optimized for taste, nutrition, and sustainability. In blind taste tests with over 100 diners, AI-designed burgers matched or exceeded a popular fast-food burger in flavor while reducing environmental impact by more than an order of magnitude. The breakthrough demonstrates AI's shift from prediction to design.

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Stanford's AI designs burgers that beat Big Mac while slashing environmental impact

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DATA Foundation Launches to Solve AI's Multi-Billion Dollar Training Data Bottleneck

Story rebrands as the DATA Foundation and launches DATA Network with a flagship Kled AI integration, registering 1.5 billion user-contributed records. The Foundation introduces Trace, the first public audit layer for consent, licensing, and data provenance at scale, as frontier AI labs face a multi-billion dollar data bottleneck with the scrapable internet effectively exhausted.

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DATA Foundation Launches to Solve AI's Multi-Billion Dollar Training Data Bottleneck

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AI researchers pivot from chatbots to world models as physical AI emerges as next frontier

AI entrepreneurs and prominent scientists are shifting focus from large language models to world models that teach AI systems how to understand and interact with physical environments. This AI research shift, led by pioneers like Yann LeCun and Fei-Fei Li, addresses fundamental limitations of chatbots and opens pathways to smarter robots and immersive simulations.

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AI researchers pivot from chatbots to world models as physical AI emerges as next frontier

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Google Finance launches first Android app with AI-powered features after 20 years

After two decades as a web-only service, Google Finance has released its first standalone mobile app for Android, packed with AI-powered features including real-time market analysis, portfolio tracking, and automated briefings. The platform exits beta with tools that position it against Yahoo Finance and Bloomberg, though questions remain about whether users will trust a service that abandoned key features for nearly a decade.

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Google Finance launches first Android app with AI-powered features after 20 years

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AI reads entire ancient scroll from Herculaneum for first time, revealing lost Stoic philosophy

Researchers have achieved the first complete reading of a sealed Herculaneum scroll carbonised by Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD. Using AI-powered 3D scanning and advanced X-ray imaging, the Vesuvius Challenge team digitally unrolled the charred papyrus without physically opening it, uncovering 1.5 meters of text on Stoic philosophy dating back over 2,000 years.

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AI reads entire ancient scroll from Herculaneum for first time, revealing lost Stoic philosophy

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NVIDIA Launches BioNeMo Agent Toolkit to Accelerate Scientific Discovery with AI Agents

NVIDIA unveiled the BioNeMo Agent Toolkit, providing domain-specific tools for AI agents in life sciences research. The toolkit combines over a decade of NVIDIA's life sciences libraries with technologies like Nemotron and NIM microservices, enabling agents to execute complex scientific workflows. Over 50 companies, including Lilly, OpenAI, Anthropic, and Schrödinger, are already adopting the platform to accelerate drug discovery and biological research.

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NVIDIA Launches BioNeMo Agent Toolkit to Accelerate Scientific Discovery with AI Agents

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UC San Diego Researcher Wins $5.6M NIH Award to Build AI Tools for Disease Prevention

Natasha Martin from UC San Diego has secured a prestigious $5.6 million NIH Avant-Garde Award to develop AI tools that prevent HIV, hepatitis C, and overdose. The AMPLIFY project will create digital twins—AI-powered simulations trained on community data—to help public health departments allocate resources and design interventions tailored to people who use drugs across the United States.

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UC San Diego Researcher Wins $5.6M NIH Award to Build AI Tools for Disease Prevention

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UCLA's AI platform tracks cancer treatment responses in tumor organoids at single-cell level

Researchers at UCLA Health Jonsson Comprehensive Cancer Center developed an AI platform that combines 3D bioprinting, advanced imaging, and artificial intelligence to monitor how cancer responds to treatment. The technology analyzes thousands of patient-derived tumor organoids simultaneously, detecting rare resistant tumor populations and helping identify promising therapies for rare and hard-to-treat cancers.

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UCLA's AI platform tracks cancer treatment responses in tumor organoids at single-cell level

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