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  • arXiv:2608.07553·2d ago

    Preprint drops camera-to-robot calibration from self-supervised industrial robot arm grasping

    A new arXiv preprint proposes a pipeline that uses robot-generated grasp examples and a single RGB frame to cut final gripper position spread to 5.38 mm in simulation and hit 66.6% real-world grasp success on a common industrial robot arm.

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  • arXiv:2608.07626·2d ago

    The Quantum Side of QKD Is Fine. The Classical Wrapper Is the Soft Spot.

    In standards marketed as quantum-proof, the ordinary software that ties quantum bits to the rest of the quantum key distribution (QKD) protocol is where the audit should look first, and the standards body is where the fix should land.

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  • arXiv:2608.07556·2d ago

    When AI Delegates, the Rules Don't Always Travel With It

    A new benchmark of 600 tasks shows AI agent hierarchies complete more work but leak more unauthorized actions, and the gap widens with depth.

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  • arXiv:2604.24658·2d ago

    The Scientific Paper Was Built for Human Readers. AI Is Its Toughest Audience Yet.

    An arXiv preprint (the open-access research archive), an IEEE Spectrum interview (IEEE's flagship magazine), and 37 machine-learning researchers make the case that the 350-year-old paper format is lossy compression, and ship a four-layer executable

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  • arXiv:2512.05925·3d ago

    AI Is Re-Auditing a Century of Science, and Finding Errors

    An AI chemistry check just overturned a 75-year-old reference database. The same tools are now scanning a century of papers, and naming their own ceiling.

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  • arXiv:2607.18363·3d ago

    A 14MB open-source AI model targets $200 phones and microcontrollers

    Cactus's 45M-parameter Needle 2 fits a session in 28MB of RAM, the company says, and reports 500 tokens/second on a Raspberry Pi 5.

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  • arXiv:2602.20399·3d ago

    AI's Third Modality Is Physics. The Bottleneck Is the Data.

    GeoPT, an MIT and Tsinghua pre-training method, reaches peak physics-simulation performance twice as fast with 60 percent less data by training on synthesized 3D interactions instead of slow numerical solvers.

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  • arXiv:2509.15610·3d ago

    NTU Singapore built a 4.4mm robot that switches between five surgical tasks in under a second

    A magnetic module at the centre of a silicone body is remagnetised to switch between locomotion, cutting tissue, releasing drugs, gripping samples, and localised heating. The five tasks are demonstrated in lab tests only, not in living tissue.

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  • arXiv:2607.02770·3d ago

    Encoders Are a Size Problem, Not a Modality Problem

    Google's open Gemma 4 family, at 12 billion parameters, shows you can drop the audio-and-video encoder — the translator that turns raw audio and video into a form the model can read — and still transcribe better. The rest of the family tells you why.

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  • arXiv:2509.19592·3d ago

    NVIDIA's downloadable voice model adds Arabic, Korean, and Brazilian Portuguese, reaching twelve languages

    The 364-million-parameter speech synthesis model runs on a team's own hardware rather than as a cloud voice API, with vendor-reported sub-50ms time to first audio output on NVIDIA's flagship data-center GPUs (B200 and H100).

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  • arXiv:2608.03814·3d ago

    Researchers Map A Laser-Bending Effect In Silicon-Carbide Wafer Slicing

    Texas A&M, Korea's KIMM (Korea Institute of Machinery and Materials), and UST (University of Science and Technology, Korea) researchers mapped Kerr self-focusing (a nonlinear-optical beam-bending effect inside the crystal) in 4H-silicon-carbide, a

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  • arXiv:2608.05857·3d ago

    Embedding model swaps aren't drop-in replacements

    Each vendor measures text similarity on its own scale, so a cheaper embedding model is rarely a like-for-like swap. The score scale moves with the vendor.

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  • arXiv:2509.07218·3d ago

    It's not the size of AI's load. It's the pulsing.

    Synchronized GPU training turns backup batteries, generators, and cooling from slow-depreciating insurance into fast-cycling consumables. The hundred-billion-dollar build-out has not priced that in.

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  • arXiv:2608.03796·3d ago

    The Expensive Step in Shrinking Giant AI Models Just Got Cheaper

    Multiverse Computing says caching only a teacher's top 100 guesses per token cuts the GPU bill for knowledge distillation, training a small model to mimic a larger one.

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  • arXiv:2608.06488·3d ago

    Six Cables Tug a Surgical Robot So Future Models Can Learn to Feel

    The USC rig applies known forces to the RAVEN II research surgical robot.

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  • arXiv:2608.06479·3d ago

    Physicists flip quantum jumps from bug to feature for tiny 'quantum batteries'

    A new theoretical design routes energy into a long-lived 'metastable' shelf of three-level atoms, turning the random jumps that normally waste stored energy into the charging mechanism itself.

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  • arXiv:2608.06417·3d ago

    Truth has a geometry inside language models

    A recoverable geometric falsehood signal inside model activations suggests misinformation detection is becoming an interpretability problem, not just a document-lookup one.

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  • arXiv:2608.06422·3d ago

    Holistic Judgment Breaks Under Its Own Weight

    Scaling the judge does not scale the verdict. A new research preprint, posted to arXiv, argues the fix is structural: split the checklist.

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