CDR-focused pretraining lifts antibody binding affinity prediction by up to 27 percent
A 600M-parameter antibody model trained on paired sequences beat larger baselines, showing unpaired-sequence scale added nothing.
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A 600M-parameter antibody model trained on paired sequences beat larger baselines, showing unpaired-sequence scale added nothing.
An 8,135-trial study finds agent skills work as procedural anchors, but retrieval precision collapses from 29.6 to 3.3 percent as pools grow.
A runtime harness lifts GPT-5.6 Sol to 95.3 percent on Terminal-Bench 2.1 for about 15 dollars, without touching model weights.
A Berkeley-led system serves mixture-of-experts models up to 753B parameters on a single personal machine with an 8GB GPU.
Anthropic reports Claude autonomously designed 354 confirmed protein binders from 1,320 designs, succeeding on 14 of 15 targets.
Microsoft Research shipped Skala 1.1, trained on 2.5 times more data, reporting 2.8 kcal/mol weighted average error on GMTKN55.
A controlled study of RL with verifiable rewards finds the base model prior, not reward design, decides success.
A unified audio-visual generator that holds character appearance and voice identity steady across many shots.
Anthropic reports Claude closed 26 to 96 percent of ten measured safety gaps while running the research loop itself.
Looping the middle layers of a sparse MoE Transformer twice saves 6.8 to 18 percent of training FLOPs at 54B scale.
A new method fits foundation-model scaling laws using Bayesian optimization and surrogate evaluations, cutting required training runs by 10 to 100 times
Researchers show reasoning models trace fractal basin boundaries when solving hard problems, explaining why extra reasoning time is unavoidable
ARCHE combines a reasoning model, a chemistry-specialized model and lab tools to propose and validate reaction mechanisms autonomously
A new benchmark built from real ICD-10 and federal sentencing manuals finds GPT-5 agents score just 1 to 15.5 percent exact match