"Foundations of Schrödinger Bridges for Generative Modeling" This paper shows that diffusion models, score-based models, and flow matching are really just different views of the same core idea: a Schrödinger bridge that moves noise into data along the most efficient stochastic
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AI Learning Scientific Taste Through Community Feedback
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scientific “taste” isn’t some unique human instinct "AI Can Learn Scientific Taste" This paper shows that if you train on community feedback like citations, AI can learn to judge and generate research ideas with higher long-term impact. This moves AI scientists beyond just
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Shifting AI from hypothesis verification to open-ended discovery
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Taking open-ended discovery with AI to the next level In our most recent AI4Science talk, Bodhi (AI2 researcher, @mbodhisattwa
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MetaClaw: A New Agent Framework for Real-Time Learning and Evolution
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"MetaClaw: Just Talk – An Agent That Meta-Learns and Evolves in the Wild" This paper provides a blueprint for agents to learn and evolve while using. It turns failures into reusable skills right away and only retrains when the user is idle. This framework nearly doubled
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Adversarial Examples and the Challenge of Exponential Misalignment
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"Solving adversarial examples requires solving exponential misalignment" This paper argues that adversarial examples may happen because neural nets treat “cat”, “dog”, etc. as huge regions of image space, including many weird, non-human-looking inputs, so tiny edits can flip
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Introducing GLM 5 Turbo for Research Paper Analysis
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Introducing GLM 5 Turbo for understanding research papers 🚀
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Highlight any section of a paper to ask questions and “@” other papers for quick context, comparisons, and benchmark references pic.twitter.com/WKPGQP3ExMIntroducing GLM 5 Turbo for understanding research papers Highlight any section of a paper to ask questions and “@” other papers for quick context, comparisons, and benchmark references
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New scientific article published on arXiv March 19 2026
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read more: https://alphaxiv.org/abs/2603.14482
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V-JEPA 2.1 Unlocking Dense Features Video Self-Supervised Learning
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Yann LeCun and his team dropped yet another paper! "V-JEPA 2.1: Unlocking Dense Features in Self-Supervised Learning" In this V-JEPA upgrade, they showed that if you make a video model predict every patch, not just the masked ones AND at multiple layers, they are able to