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Google should be dominating AI given their resources but has fallen behind
"Google is clearly on the back foot in AI; it should, by rights, be dominating AI. They have the money, the data, the compute, and, for a long time, they had a gigantic lead in talent. Now (although I wouldn't count them out) they are widely viewed as having fallen behind."
"BHI requires reciprocal co-adaptation and differs from systems that merely decode biological activity, stimulate a living substrate, or adapt a single component."
"BHI therefore reframes biological-artificial integration as a system-level problem of computational allocation, coordination, and control."
"By combining a biologically inspired spiking neural model with Bayesian inference principles, we propose a brain-like control algorithm capable of operating in uncertain environments."
"We call this asymmetry the forward-backward disconnect and develop a taxonomy spanning neural model families along three coupled axes: state-dynamics structure, credit-assignment mechanism, and biological grounding."
"Across static, recurrent, attention-based, state-space, continuous-time, implicit, spiking, biologically plausible, and neuromorphic families, forward dynamics have diversified while the highest demonstrated scales remain concentrated in global or closely gradient-derived error-propagation mechanisms."
"The proposed QHAdamW optimizer addresses the issues on convergence, generalization, and forecasting performance of Adam."
Qwen 3.8 27B is highly enjoyable and fun to play with as a local model
"I can't remember the last time I've had this much fun playing with a local model that runs on my own computers"
"I put this mentally as my most likely outcome – open models are still incredibly useful, but fill a long-tail ecosystem relative to the closed counterparts that have monopoly ownership stakes in the most valuable areas like knowledge work collaboration, drug discovery, SWE, etc."
"This could go so far as to change the established pretraining, midtraining, post-training lexicon that has been standard for a few years. It could come to be something closer to pretraining, reasoning training, and post-training."
"Starting from a classical reconstruction algorithm, an LLM-driven multi-agent search modifies only the components that the user has opened for editing, without prescribing the mechanism to be discovered. Candidates that violate the physical constraints of the task are rejected outright, and the remaining ones are scored by execution. The output is neither an agent system nor a neural network, but a standalone white-box algorithm that requires no agent or neural network at inference time."
"For interpolation without added noise, the search discovered a residual-gated, phase-aligned dip-consistency projection; Evo-POCS improves the SNR over classic POCS by 3.49 dB on average across missing ratios from 30% to 70%."
"For simultaneous interpolation and denoising, it discovered a reliability-grouped singular-value shrinkage; Evo-MSSA improves the average reconstruction SNR by more than 7 dB over classic MSSA and by more than 3 dB over a stronger rank-reduction baseline."
"To the best of our knowledge, this is the first study to formulate the design of a seismic reconstruction operator as a constrained, LLM-driven program evolution task."
"Agentic algorithm evolution can thus complement deep learning in discovering explicit, inspectable, and deployable seismic processing algorithms."
"Deep-learning methods encode the reconstruction rules in learned weights rather than in an explicit operator that can be inspected and modified."
"As LLMs get more refined as tools, rather than conversational assistants, I think we are actually going backwards on our goals of having models produce inspiring writing."
Pangram's AI detection has a false positive rate of 0.0041%, or 1 for every 24,000 instances
"They estimate the FP rate of the last version of the tool (Pangram 4.0, launched recently) at 0.0041%, or 1 for every 24,000 instances."
"Models being stagnant in long-form, non-fiction writing should be alarming to those reliant on models autonomously solving grand, open science problems in the near future. The models today struggle to organize and compellingly present some of the most established science in their area. This seems like a natural prerequisite that we should expect the models to master before they can solve broad, open-ended problems on their own."
"Until this is solved, the progress of LLMs for science will look closer to solving low-hanging fruit and merging distant connections across fields, rather than any sort of revolutionary insight."
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