Claude Science fills in the missing third of the UV sky
Anthropic's Claude Science stitched together a full-sky ultraviolet map, inferring the roughly one-third of the sky no UV telescope has ever observed; a masking test shows about 10% error.
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OpenAI Publishes 722 AI-Generated Math Manuscripts
OpenAI released 722 AI-generated math manuscripts on GitHub, covering about 4,000 problems with partial Lean-verified proofs.
MIT's AI-Designed RNA Vaccine Survives a Year at Room Temperature
MIT researchers used a small-data AI algorithm to find a lipid nanoparticle formula that keeps an RNA vaccine stable for a year without refrigeration.
Claude pushes super Yang-Mills amplitude to nine loops
Anthropic says Claude carried out an existing physics recipe end to end to set a new nine-loop scattering amplitude record for about $1,000-2,000.
AlphaFold Database Expands to Cover 2,800+ Virus Species
EMBL-EBI, Google DeepMind and Nvidia add protein complex predictions for 2,800+ viruses to AlphaFold, with about 30% never documented before.
Claude Agents Discover New Phage Enzyme System ART
Anthropic says Claude agents combed public DNA databases and found ART, a new phage enzyme system resembling CRISPR, after 21 hours of searching.
Google’s Cyclone AI Adds a Day
Google DeepMind open-sourced WeatherNext Cyclones after Nature results showing roughly one extra day of forecast skill for cyclone track, intensity, and wind structure.
AI Produces 16 Working Phages
Stanford and Arc researchers used genome language models to design functional bacteriophages, opening a new AI-for-science milestone and a biosecurity debate.
CuspAI raises $450 million for materials AI
CuspAI's new round and AI Materials Foundry show why chip, energy and manufacturing bottlenecks are moving closer to materials discovery.
OpenAI's LifeSciBench exposes AI's science gap
The 750-task benchmark shows leading models can help with life science, but still fall far short of independent research work.