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 AI models solve Zelda puzzles requiring six-move planning—but Gemini needed 42 pages of trial and error. Now they want to replace human game guides with automated documentation nobody wants to read.

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AI Beats Zelda Puzzles—But Took 42 Tries to do it

AI reasoning models can now solve complex gaming puzzles that require planning six moves ahead. A color-changing puzzle from a Zelda game—where...

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Wharton professor Ethan Mollick explains why AI's uneven capabilities create bottlenecks—and why sudden breakthroughs change everything when those bottlenecks break.

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Ethan Mollick on AI's Jagged Frontier: Why Bottlenecks Matter More Than Benchmarks

Ethan Mollick, Wharton professor and author of Co-Intelligence, just published essential analysis on what he calls AI's "Jagged Frontier"—the...

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Fields Medalist Terence Tao argues AI has achieved

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Terence Tao Says AI Isn't Intelligent—It's Just Exceptionally Clever

Terence Tao—one of the world's most decorated mathematicians and a Fields Medal recipient—just offered the most precise diagnosis of AI's...

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Google's Stitch now uses Gemini 3 for UI generation and lets you create interactive prototypes. But can an experimental tool compete with established design platforms?

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Google's Stitch Gets Gemini 3 and Prototyping

Google announced this week that Stitch—its experimental AI-powered design tool—now runs on Gemini 3, promising "higher quality UI generation" for...

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Radiology embraced AI early, but the field struggles to validate and deploy algorithms as technology advances faster than clinical practice. We examine what happens when adoption outruns understanding.

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Radiology's AI Problem: When Technology Moves Faster Than Medicine Can Validate It

At this week's Radiological Society of North America conference in Chicago, over 100 companies filled an AI showcase larger than two football fields....

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WordPress's AI coding tool Telex is already building real-world features after just months in beta. We examine whether

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WordPress's Telex Lets Non-Coders Build Features in Seconds

WordPress just demonstrated real-world applications of Telex, its experimental "vibe-coding" tool that generates functional website components from...

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Palantir CEO Alex Karp insists his company isn't about surveillance, despite providing ICE tracking software. We examine the gap between what tech companies claim to be and what they actually do.

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Palantir's CEO Is Mad You Think His Surveillance Company Does Surveillance

Alex Karp—CEO of Palantir, the data analytics company that helps ICE track immigrants and was just recommended by Elon Musk's DOGE to supply the US...

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Scientists used supercomputer Fugaku to simulate an entire mouse cortex with 10 million neurons and 26 billion synapses. We examine what virtual brains mean for understanding consciousness—and the limits of simulation.

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Scientists Built a Virtual Mouse Brain With 10 Million Neurons: Now What?

Researchers at the Allen Institute and Japan's University of Electro-Communications just created one of the most detailed brain simulations ever...

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Securus Technologies trained AI on seven years of prison phone calls to predict crimes before they happen. We examine the ethics of monetizing surveillance of captive populations who have no choice but to consent.

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AI Trained on Prison Calls Now Predicts Crime

Securus Technologies—a telecom company that provides phone services to prisons and jails—trained an AI model on years of inmates' phone and video...

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Netflix's Warner Bros. acquisition gives it decades of training data and meme-worthy IP for AI—flipping the competitive script against Disney. We examine whether content libraries actually create AI moats.

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Netflix Just Bought Warner Bros. for Its AI Training Data: The Real Streaming Wars Begin

Netflix's $82.7 billion Warner Bros. acquisition wasn't primarily about streaming content libraries or theatrical distribution, though both matter....

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New research shows LLMs can be jailbroken simply by phrasing malicious requests as poems—with success rates up to 100% across 25 leading models.

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The Rhyming Jailbreak: When Poetry Breaks AI Safety

Researchers from Italian universities and DEXAI Icaro Lab just published findings that should concern anyone deploying AI systems at scale: you can...

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New CritPt physics benchmark developed by 60+ researchers reveals frontier AI models barely scratch single digits on post-graduate physics problems—Gemini 3 Pro leads at just 9.1%.

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CritPt Benchmark: No AI Model Scores Above 9% on Graduate-Level Physics Problems

We just got a brutal reality check on how far AI still has to go.

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10 AI Prompts That'll Actually Save You Time (Not Just Impress Your Coworkers)

Forget the robots-taking-over headlines. These 10 prompts will show you how to use AI for the boring stuff you actually need to get done—like writing emails that don't suck, brainstorming ideas when your brain is fried, and automating the repetitive tasks eating your day.

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