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FLUX 3 launches: Black Forest Labs enters video, audio, and physical AI in one model
FLUX 3, Black Forest Labs' new multimodal AI model, generates video with native synchronized audio and drives factory robots ...
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Brain-Like Learning Rule Cracks Convolutional Networks: Sakana AI Measures the Biology Tax
Biologically plausible learning now reaches 96.7% on MNIST and 61.7% on CIFAR-10 without backpropagation, as Sakana AI ...
Visual Intelligence in the Real World Black Forest Labs and mimic robotics today also introduced FLUX-mimic, a video-action model built on FLUX 3. FLUX-mimic is currently undergoing testing and ...
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Nageswaran: Open weight AI has already diffused across the world—with dangers we must act upon
Sure, open weight models put AI capability in far more hands than proprietary tools do. Yet, such easily available models can also help create biological weapons. We need a global control apparatus ...
Microbes in the gut, lungs and biofilms do not simply exist as perfectly mixed populations; instead, they grow in layered and ...
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99.9999% pure: US scientists create ultra-clean silicon for next-gen quantum chips
One of quantum computing’s biggest obstacles isn’t the processor or the software—it’s the tiny ...
Tap8 also incorporates SigmaZ AI Lab's self-developed Vision-guided RSI (Recursive Self-Improvement) framework, which enables AI to evaluate and improve its own visual outputs. The framework was ...
The first photographs many parents have of their children are sonograms, used to check on the health of developing fetuses.
FLUX 3 is the German AI lab’s first video model, and the same system is already teaching robots to work an Audi assembly line.
I have this idea of a communal brain.” David Baker, PhD, told me as I sat in his office at the University of Washington (UW) surrounded by colorful and complex figurines of p ...
FLUX 3 is jointly trained across those modalities rather than assembling separate image, video and audio models behind a common interface.
Twenty-five tech companies just asked Washington to keep AI open. They're right: the dumping analogy fails, distillation ...
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