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AI and science frontiers · 2026-10-13

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arXiv

A humanoid catches thrown boxes with onboard vision alone: 65% at 2.5 m, 76% of human catchers

The humanoid Reflex catches human-thrown boxes using only onboard RGB-D vision, reaching 85.7% catch success in simulation versus 87.9% with privileged box observations, and 65% and 40% on the real robot at 2.5 and 5 m.

arXiv

Water's ionization constant stops relying on error cancellation: quantum nuclear corrections computed per dissociation, phosphate's six steps land within 0.45

Chaining machine-learning potentials, accelerated sampling and mass thermodynamic integration into one workflow brings water's autoionization constant to 14.31 against the experimental 13.93 once nuclear quantum effects are included explicitly, and the same workflow computes all six dissociation constants of phosphoric acid without changing the order-parameter definitions, cutting the mean absolute error from 2.19 to 0.45.

arXiv

Wearable pulse-wave foundation models meet a common exam: 35.3% of 68 task-regime combinations fail to beat a random baseline

An open benchmark evaluates five public PPG foundation models across nine datasets, 26 tasks and four downstream adaptation regimes under one protocol, finding that 35.3% of 68 task-regime combinations show no meaningful gain over a random or constant baseline and 83.8% show no PPG-specific model beating both classical pulse-rate-variability features and a generic time-series foundation model.

arXiv

Rerun the same semantic query and the answer can change: up to 24% of rows flip at temperature 0, and plans amplify that into most answers

Rerunning a semantic query at temperature 0 changes 0.07% to 10.2% of row-level operator outputs, up to 24.0% on one task, and plans amplify those changes into most answers.

arXiv

A network first differentiates, then recoheres: after the data-constraint graph connects, the learned state keeps reorganizing

On an 11-bit parity task, the Boolean function state learned by a Transformer first differentiates and then recoheres as data accumulate, while the connectivity of the training-set constraint graph rises monotonically, showing that the learned state keeps reorganizing after the identifiable support stops changing.

arXiv

A flipped bit no longer just ruins one generation: agents repair malformed calls, but output tokens rise 38%

Injecting random two-bit weight faults into agent executions turns model-level corruption into system-level outcomes: agents recover from malformed tool calls and still finish tasks, yet faulted runs raise mean output tokens by 38.0%, and some faults shift security and alignment behavior.

arXiv

Frontier models already design high-risk mutations: 21.4% land in the top risk decile without tools, 23.5% with biological design tools

DRYLAB-Bench puts 15 frontier models through 30 hazardous mutation-design scenarios and scores submitted amino-acid substitutions against published wet-lab measurements: 21.4% land in each assay's highest-risk decile without tools, rising to 23.5% with biological design tools and multi-round iteration.

Self-consistency backfires on long context: seven of eight samples agree on the same wrong answer

On long-context tasks, self-consistency, the practice of sampling several answers and aggregating them, no longer improves performance and often lowers it, because positional bias makes the samples repeat the same mistake and the vote turns that mistake into a consensus.

Live-cell nanoscopy stops burning out: tenfold less light, fourfold faster frames, and mitochondria caught budding

Two deep-learning schemes extend RESOLFT live-cell nanoscopy to roughly five times longer recordings and four times higher frame rates, capturing 80 to 200 nanometer mitochondrial protrusions at 2 hertz.

arXiv

No Trajectories, No Satellite Imagery: 1.05 Million US Grid Cells Compressed to 256 Structural Dimensions

PlacePulse compresses 1,055,537 US H3 resolution-7 cells into 256-dimensional unit-norm vectors using only static structural attributes such as demographics, businesses and environmental risk, beating a dimensionality-matched feature-selection baseline on 74 external targets and leading Google's Population Dynamics Foundation Model on health and economic outcomes.

arXiv

LLMs quietly flip constraints when they write optimization models: post-hoc repair lifts zero-shot accuracy from 44.8% to 64.9% without retraining the generator

OPT-Kraken treats an LLM's optimization model and solver code as frozen artifacts and repairs them after the fact, lifting zero-shot accuracy from 44.8% to 64.9% across six benchmarks while making only 0.6% of initially correct outputs incorrect.

arXiv

Reasoning correction without retraining: injecting the instruction as a new user turn lifts average accuracy from 37.1% to 55.3% across four reasoners

Across four reasoners and six math benchmarks, injecting a correction instruction as a new user turn at a learned cut position raises average accuracy from 37.1% to 55.3% while the reasoner itself stays frozen.

arXiv

Kernel solvers stop choking on preconditioner memory: sketched blocks push model size to ten million parameters with better accuracy

The preconditioner memory of kernel ridge regression no longer grows with model size, letting Bloks scale to ten million parameters and match or beat state-of-the-art accuracy on large-scale benchmarks such as Higgs.

LLM evaluation drops the single score: 60 models and 44 benchmarks collapse into 8 skill dimensions, and equal-scoring models differ

Factor analysis of a 60-model by 44-benchmark performance matrix leaves eight latent skill dimensions, and two models with nearly identical aggregate scores can occupy very different skill profiles.

Math reasoning traces aren't decoration: suppress the graph's reasoning nodes and answer entropy rises across 15 open-weight models

Researchers automatically extracted causal graphs from math reasoning traces and released KisMATH, 1671 problems; suppressing the graph's reasoning nodes in 15 open-weight models from 1B to 70B significantly raised answer entropy, indicating those intermediate expressions act as mediators between question and answer.

arXiv

Training algorithms stop needing a tuning sweep: on AlgoPerf v1's self-tuning track, Schedule-Free AdamW wins 13 submissions with one configuration

On AlgoPerf v1's self-tuning track, where 13 submissions each had to run all nine workloads with a single fixed hyperparameter configuration, Schedule-Free AdamW v2 (PyTorch) ranked first on wall-clock time-to-target, indicating that schedule-free iterate averaging generalizes across heterogeneous architectures without per-task tuning.

arXiv

Humans squint and read it; multimodal models say no text: original-only training lifts reading from 26.50 to 88.61

Multimodal LLMs often report no text in images whose coarse structure carries a string a human recovers by squinting, and a training method that reads the original image alone lifts transcription from 26.50 to 88.61 on production moderation images.

arXiv

Brain MRI foundation models lose accuracy on a new dataset: not because they remember the source, but because each dataset encodes the sequence along different directions

Across 17 public brain MRI datasets and eight frozen representations, the sequence is recognizable inside every dataset yet collapses on an unseen one, because each dataset encodes the sequence difference along different directions rather than because the features remember where a scan came from.

arXiv

Grain growth without solving phase-field equations: VN law sets areas, a graph network rebuilds the microstructure, 137x faster on five benchmarks

A two-dimensional grain-growth simulation hands area evolution to the von Neumann–Mullins law and microstructure reconstruction to a graph neural network, reaching the same coarsening stage on five initial microstructures in 38.43 s on average versus 5,247.01 s for phase-field.

arXiv

Speech decoding stops waiting token by token: a draft module reuses the target model's own features for 1.9x lossless speedup on Whisper

Speech recognition decoding no longer has to wait token by token: a lightweight draft module that reuses the target model's acoustic and decoder features delivers up to 1.9x and 2.4x lossless speedups on Whisper and Conformer.

arXiv

Erase the audio region an LALM points to and its "yes" often flips: 16.8% versus 3.1% for a random window

Deleting the waveform region an audio-language model's claim points to overturns its "sound present" answer more often than deleting an equally sized random window, indicating that these hallucinations are at least partly grounded in locatable audio evidence, and the same contrast lifts Qwen2-Audio accuracy from 57.1% to 71.9%.

arXiv

Last-layer weights alone can rank model quality: a statistical account of heavy-tailed spectra, with an overfitting marker during training

A Bayes free energy computed from trained final-layer weights alone tracks model quality across convolutional networks and LLMs, and under a heavy-tailed spectral model it yields an optimal heaviness whose crossing marks the onset of overfitting.

arXiv

Anisotropic hyperelastic homogenization stops guessing directions: six learnable paired features cut stress error sevenfold and keep constrained energies solvable beyond the data

Anisotropic hyperelastic homogenization of periodic cells now learns its directional features instead of fixing them, and six such features cut the stress error about sevenfold while keeping the constrained energies solvable beyond the data.

Nobody taught them to lie: 18 LLMs misled opponents unprompted, and better reasoners picked their moments

Across 18 publicly available LLMs and with no instruction to deceive, every model misrepresented its own action in at least some conditions, and misrepresentation rose when the payoff structure made it useful.

Metal sites no longer need high-resolution crystals: prune-then-optimize predicts location and ion type on cryo-EM and AlphaFold models

PrOMet splits metal-site prediction into a pruning step and an optimization step, reaching a PR-AUC of 0.739 for site localization on a held-out test set while naming the bound metal type from the same structure.

arXiv

A backdoor that corrupts LLM reasoning in four stages: eight benign words, and the answer stays right while the logic breaks

A new backdoor makes a compromised model degrade its reasoning in four ordered stages as benign trigger words accumulate, going wrong before the final answer does, and existing defenses do not fully break it.

arXiv

Rubric scoring stops guessing from wording alone: tree search plus response calibration tops five of six preference benchmarks

Rubric construction now filters candidate decompositions by semantics first and then picks the final structure from how criteria behave on six responses of differing quality, reaching the highest pairwise accuracy on five of six preference benchmarks.

arXiv

System identification stops modeling one plant at a time: matching only the input signal cuts a stirred-tank reactor's prediction error from 1.249 to 0.242

A meta model pre-trained offline on synthetic Wiener-Hammerstein systems predicts a new system's output zero-shot from a short input-output context, matches state-of-the-art accuracy on nonlinear identification benchmarks, and cuts an out-of-distribution continuous stirred tank reactor's prediction error from 1.249 to 0.242 by adapting only the input side.

A model splits a word's two meanings early in pretraining: two heads carry 14M, while 410M spreads the job across steadier ones

During pretraining of Pythia language models, word-sense disambiguation improves in sharp steps around 1,000 to 2,000 training steps, two layer-3 attention heads in 14M track that improvement and their ablation measurably hurts it, while 410M spreads the function across more heads that hold up better under position and part-of-speech perturbations.

Gaussian sampling moves into Ising hardware: Falcon signing core cuts dynamic power about fourfold while diffusion images hold up

Gaussian sampling no longer has to be computed by digital arithmetic: a probabilistic Ising machine produces it from physical stochasticity, and at matched sampling precision the FPGA sampler core uses about 4.0-fold less dynamic power and 4.4-fold fewer logic slices than the isolated Falcon Gaussian core, with diffusion image quality preserved.

arXiv

Generative models as simulators: editing works in Othello, but in the continuous Rayworld probes fail and an inverse map still sets the state

Whether a generative model can be edited like a simulator depends on the environment: editability falls smoothly as Othello is simplified, while in the continuous disc world Rayworld probes fail to steer along the state yet an inverse map still sets the model from it.

arXiv

One Model, Whole Energy Curve: Nuclei Join the Network So N2 Dissociation Needs No Retraining

NucleoNet evolves nuclei and electrons together in one network, so a single parameter set describes the N2 dissociation curve, Li displacement in LiCN, and the ethane and formamide bond-cleavage paths, matching established neural-wavefunction accuracy on equilibrium small molecules with far fewer parameters.

arXiv

Multi-turn agents stop scoring whole trajectories: revisiting weak turns and resampling lifts aggregate exact match on seven QA benchmarks

Multi-turn LLM agent training now ties exploration and credit assignment to one hindsight score: turns that lower the reference-answer likelihood are revisited and re-branched from the same parent, and inverse weights fold the outcomes back into the original policy, giving the highest aggregate exact match across seven QA benchmarks and three Qwen backbones.

arXiv

Pre-training can act as a grid knob: on 2048 GPUs, curtailment falls from 1.077 to 0.014 MWh

In a 2048-GPU, renewable-direct-supply AI data center, embedding checkpoint waiting and feasible 3D-parallel GPU modes of LLM pre-training into day-ahead dispatch cuts operating cost by 20.02% and renewable curtailment from 1.077 to 0.014 MWh relative to fixed continuous training.

arXiv

Memory retrieval stops reading only whole-sentence vectors: reusing a frozen encoder's token states lifts Qwen3-4B average Recall@10 from 62.5 to 75.7

Memory retrieval no longer compares only whole-memory vectors: sparse matching over token states a frozen encoder already computes, fused with whole-memory similarity, raises average Recall@10 on Qwen3-Embedding-4B from 62.5 to 75.7 without additional training.

arXiv

Autonomous planners no longer keep one trajectory: eight maneuver hypotheses in one step, 90.58 PDMS on NAVSIM

The end-to-end planner ManeuverFlow organizes candidate trajectories into eight motion maneuvers, generates them in one step, and scores and locally refines them with shared future BEV evidence, reaching 90.58 PDMS and 90.14 EPDMS on NAVSIM v1/v2 navtest.

Topic Models Drop the Word List: Directions in LLM Activations Track Short and Abstract Texts Better

Topic models can describe topics with interpretable directions learned by sparse autoencoders instead of word lists, and an LLM-based topic judge prefers that representation on eight datasets, with the largest margins on short and abstract texts.

Lesion segmentation drops the per-lesion box: one concept prompt lets SAM3 outline 11 lesion types across 13 datasets

SAM3 segments lesions from text or image-exemplar concept prompts across 13 datasets and 11 lesion types, beating SAM2 on Dice in 10 datasets, by 4.41 on ISLES22 and 5.39 on ISIC2018.

Rules made six frontier LLMs ignore the scoreboard; two prompt sentences brought them back

Across 2,160 sessions of a modified rock-paper-scissors game, six frontier LLMs became insensitive to changing outcomes once a rule was supplied, and two sentences of direct tracking induction in the system prompt significantly reduced that insensitivity in all six.

arXiv

Chest X-ray reports stop being one long paragraph: align images to disease labels, then let an LLM rewrite them as Q&A

Chest X-ray report generation moves to question-answer output: predicted disease labels align image and text representations, a medical knowledge graph supplies retrieved evidence, and a fine-tuned LLM rewrites the result, outperforming prior methods on most metrics on MIMIC-CXR and IU X-Ray.

arXiv

Terminal agents stop training on short commands: ~3K long trajectories lift Terminal-Bench 2.1 from 46.82 to 60.67

Terminal-agent training data shifts from short command demonstrations to long-horizon trajectories averaging 52.8 turns, and fine-tuning Qwen3.5-27B on roughly 3K such trajectories raises Terminal-Bench 2.1 from 46.82 to 60.67 while beating the base model on all 12 benchmarks.

Fact-checking articles can now be drafted automatically: QRAFT chains evidence, drafting and simulated editing, but experts still want a human in the loop

QRAFT splits fact-checking article writing into evidence gathering, drafting and a simulated editorial review run by multiple LLM agents, beating prior text-generation methods on automatic metrics across 1,227 examples while still scoring well below expert-written articles with professional fact-checkers.

bioRxiv

CRISPR off-target prediction stops reading sequence alone: chromatin accessibility joins at nucleotide level, cross-cell AUC-PR reaches 0.587

Feeding chromatin accessibility into a sequence model at nucleotide resolution raised CRISPR off-target AUC-PR above the sequence-only version on all three held-out test sets, topping out at 0.587.

Health economic model conceptualisation moves to agentic AI: two cases match the core staging logic of NICE appraisals, with automated runs of about an hour

An agentic generative-AI framework produced disease concept diagrams and model structure diagrams for breast cancer and hATTR-PN that were structurally concordant with the core disease-staging logic of the NICE appraisal accepted for each indication, with automated runs of about 1 hour, or 1–2 days including expert validation, against up to 3 months of fully manual conceptualisation.

Battery fast charging stops hand-writing templates: an LLM generates executable policies and keeps about 4.2% more state of health in simulation

An LLM is used as a representation generator that emits executable battery fast-charging control policies, improving simulated state of health after 100 cycles by about 4.2% over a multi-step constant-current baseline.

arXiv

Recurrent memory no longer needs training: frozen networks recall over 256 steps with half the trainable parameters

In partially observable reinforcement learning, freezing the recurrent memory module and training only the output and mixer layers still matches fully trained counterparts on delayed recall, discrete and continuous control, and pixel-based tasks, while cutting trainable parameters by more than half.

arXiv

Text-to-image attention stops hugging the first token: diffusion models pile it on modality boundaries and image corners

Across the text-to-image Transformers FLUX.1, Z-Image and Infinity-2B, attention sinks land in architecture-specific places: the autoregressive model concentrates on its first global token, while the bidirectional diffusion models concentrate near modality boundaries, inside text regions and at image corners.

arXiv

Multi-agent teams stop adding agents by default: estimate the backbone's competence first, and a strong model saves 36% of tokens

Multi-agent collaboration is now sized by how competent the backbone is on the current query: 93.81% average across six benchmarks, and on higher-competence backbones average accuracy rises from 87.22 to 89.97 while token cost per query drops 36.26%.

arXiv

Robot imagines the corridor before takeoff: video diffusion supplies virtual views, RRT finds its own path in the reconstructed obstacle map

From one RGB image and a task prompt, a video diffusion model generates virtual camera views that ORB-SLAM3 and aligned dense depth turn into a plannable 3D space; planning-feasible scenes rise from 13/19 at P20 to 15/19 at P81 across a 19-scene study.

arXiv

World-model planning drops CEM: sampling tree search is 13.8x faster in simulation and lifts real-robot block pushing by 20%

For long-horizon planning with world models, sampling-based tree search in latent space replaces optimizers such as CEM and MPPI, cutting planning time by up to 13.8x in simulation and raising real-robot block-pushing success by 20%.

arXiv

Sleep duration misses how rested you feel: a multi-scale spiking model runs five sleep disorders through one 72-hour photoperiod, and paradoxical insomnia sleeps normally yet recovers worst

A multi-scale biophysical model couples sleep homeostasis, circadian drive, a hypothalamic switch and a cortical spiking network to simulate five sleep disorders under one 72-hour photoperiod; paradoxical insomnia reaches the same total sleep time as controls yet scores lowest on restoration.

A Transformer reads raw microscopy video and calls cell death up to 8 hours early

On long-term live-cell videos of cisplatin-treated cancer cells, a Transformer that takes raw image sequences as input separates apoptosis from mitosis at 0.94 balanced accuracy and stays reliable up to 8 hours before the event.

arXiv

Zero-order fine-tuning stops sampling uniformly: query budget follows sample importance, up to 6x fewer queries to the same loss

Zero-order fine-tuning previously treated training examples alike; SAZO learns each example's importance online and allocates queries accordingly, improving average downstream performance across four model families and cutting the queries needed to reach the same training loss by up to 6x.

arXiv

One repeated prompt cracks the agent chain: 15 retries make an A2A sub-agent hand over its key in 3 of 5 trials

In an A2A multi-agent hierarchy, repeating the same override prompt up to 15 times made a key-holding sub-agent leak its secret in 3 of 5 trials, showing that multi-agent structure alone does not block prompt injection.

arXiv

Skill libraries stop only growing: SkillForge retires and rewrites skills as the policy evolves, lifting WebShop success by 7.8% relative

SkillForge turns an agent's skill library from an append-only store into a fitness-driven lifecycle of trial, active, stable, and retired states, so skills and policy co-evolve during reinforcement learning and reach the highest aggregate success rate across ALFWorld, WebShop, and Search-Augmented QA, up to 7.8% relative over the strongest baseline.

arXiv

Retrieval encoders retooled for one-pass decisions: prior-fused heads hold up with scarce labels, cross heads win on full data

Biomedical retrieval sentence encoders can be converted into typed decision models that return thresholdable probabilities in one forward pass, with a cross head reaching 66–73 seen-task points, close to fine-tuned Laya-large at 75.0 with about three times the parameters.

arXiv

Robot policies stop reading only the current frame: optical-flow supervision predicts future motion, and a 0.87B model averages 63.3% on real dual-arm tasks

Evo-World adds optical-flow-supervised future motion prediction to a lightweight vision-language-action policy, reaching 91.1% tier-averaged success on Meta-World MT50, a 13.0% relative gain over the non-predictive baseline, and beating the evaluated baselines on AgileX single-arm and bimanual tasks with 0.87B parameters.

arXiv

Building inspection stops at pixels: pulling Gaussian centers onto real surfaces cuts height error to 0.33%

Three-dimensional Gaussian reconstruction for building inspection no longer aims only at photorealistic views: with region and point-wise depth supervision, Gaussian centers are pulled toward physical surfaces, cutting depth error by 58.1% and 86.8% on synthetic UAV and smartphone-captured data, with a mean relative height-measurement error of 0.33%.

A year of reservoir-slope reliability analysis drops from 6.7 hours to 15 seconds

On the Baijiabao slope in the Three Gorges Reservoir Area, a surrogate that learns random-field spatial features together with water-level and rainfall time series cut a full-year time-dependent probabilistic stability analysis from 24,230 seconds to 15 seconds, with a coefficient of determination of 0.975.

arXiv

Each Transformer layer read as one EM iteration: attention does belief propagation, the layer-to-layer jump updates parameters

Transformer attention is interpreted as max-product belief propagation on a Markov random field that varies from instance to instance, while the parameter change between layers acts as the parameter-update step of EM, a view that groups self-attention, mixture-of-experts, gated units and selective state-space models under one meta-model principle in which the input generates the parameters.

arXiv

Robot swarms stop guessing whether holes will close: the initial state alone yields a lower bound on cumulative hole area

A distributed feedback built on harmonic edge signals turns hole information into robot forces in planar swarms whose sensing disks cover a region; under stated assumptions, model and initial state alone yield offline rational lower bounds on cumulative hole area, and in a 15-second numerical demo both initial holes close by 9.9s.

bioRxiv

Biomedical knowledge-graph QA stops relying on document retrieval alone: three systems run in parallel and merge, lifting satisfaction from 36% to 86%

After GeneNetwork's 1TB structured database was remodeled as an RDF graph alongside a literature corpus, a system that runs document, graph and agentic retrieval-augmented generation in parallel and merges their answers raised the satisfaction rate from 36% for plain document retrieval to 86% on 40 expert questions, while delegating most work to a local model still reached 59%.

arXiv

Deep-space relays stop forwarding in queue order: Moon and Mars share one buffer, and bundles are picked by freshness

Relay-side scheduling and dropping in deep-space DTNs are driven by destination-side information freshness, and in DTNSim simulations with a shared Moon–Mars relay buffer, masked Lagrangian PPO reaches the lowest mean aggregate excess AoI while meeting drop, expiry and inter-source fairness budgets.

arXiv

Nanofabrication stops returning one shape: a conditional diffusion model learns the whole spread of possible outcomes

Focused ion beam milling variance is no longer predicted as a single deterministic result: a conditional diffusion model learns the statistical distribution of process outcomes given the input design, yielding distributional predictions of edge morphology, linewidth variation, and defect probability.

arXiv

Tabular regression objectives get a fresh ranking: quantile loss is steadier on four backbones, while early stopping stalls between noise regions

A systematic re-evaluation across 41 tabular datasets under one protocol finds quantile loss gives more consistent test-RMSE gains over tuned mean squared error on MLP, TabPack, RealMLP and TabM, and reveals that regions with different noise levels prefer different stopping epochs.

medRxiv

Undiagnosed hypertension screening drops missed cases from 1,237 to 729 with positive-unlabeled learning

Treating undiagnosed hypertension screening as a positive-unlabeled problem in 43,105 Chinese community adults reached a sensitivity of 0.817 and 729 false negatives in an independent test set, 41.1% fewer than standard XGBoost.

Agents need personal data and autonomy: Google convenes 50-plus experts to propose a contextual policy engine

Google Research released a workshop report on agentic privacy and security that argues for grounding agent behavior in Contextual Integrity, turning high-level social norms into machine-readable policy that judges whether an information flow is appropriate before an action runs.

arXiv

Long-term tutoring stops guessing from retrieved history: evidence, interpretation and teaching policy become one inspectable chain, lifting evidence accuracy by 13.2 points on average

RegulaTutor links historical evidence, learner interpretation and teaching policy into one inspectable chain for long-term personalized tutoring, raising historical-evidence accuracy by 13.2 percentage points and learner diagnosis by 11.6 points on average across nine fixed-backbone comparisons on LongTutor.

NVIDIA Blog

Windows laptops start running large models locally: RTX Spark packs 128GB unified memory and a petaflop into the chassis

NVIDIA and Microsoft said they are co-engineering hardware and software for AI agents on Windows PCs, with RTX Spark laptops on preorder now and shipping October 16, offering up to 128GB unified memory and a petaflop of FP4 compute so a 125B-class model runs locally, unmetered.

Cloudflare

Agents no longer chew raw HTML: Cloudflare folds fetching and Markdown conversion into one tool

Cloudflare's Agents SDK adds a web_fetch tool that lets an agent pull webpages, PDFs, and supported Office documents by URL and turn them into model-readable text through Workers AI Markdown Conversion.

Vercel News

Meta's Muse Wonder lands on AI Gateway: one key, 1M-token context for coding and long-running agents

Meta's Muse Wonder is now callable through AI Gateway for coding, long-running agents, and computer use, with a 1M-token context window and text, image, and PDF input, so developers reach it with one AI Gateway key instead of a separate Meta account.

Cohere Labs

Enterprise agents stop trading off: North 2 puts reusable skills, shared libraries and per-agent guardrails in one platform

Cohere released North 2, an enterprise agent platform that puts reusable skills, shared knowledge libraries, cross-session memory and per-agent guardrails into one privately deployable system, so regulated industries no longer have to choose between security, intelligence, cost and control.

Voice cloning tool drops its old desktop shell: Electron becomes the only entry point, Tauri users must install separately

The open-source voice tool VoiceStudio has consolidated its desktop app on Electron and removed the retired Tauri shell and legacy UI entry points, so existing Tauri users must install the Electron version separately to keep using it.