Can your AI assistant actually build an interactive game or science tool from scratch? Researchers from Ant Group, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, and Carnegie Mellon University introduce MiniAppBench — the first benchmark to test if LLMs can generate dynamic, interactive HTML
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MBench tests memory in video world models
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Can video world models truly remember what they see over time? Researchers from Tsinghua University, Tencent, and Peking University present MBench, a new benchmark that tests memory in video AI. Instead of just checking if videos look good, MBench measures whether models keep
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Towards Autonomous Biology with Compiler-Verified Protocols for AI Execution
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Towards Autonomous Biology: Compiler-Verified Protocols as a Foundation for Real-World AI Execution Paper: https://
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Bota Biosciences’ BPL-COGEN Enables Error-Free Biological Experiments
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Biology's EDA moment has arrived! Yes, now AI can truly run biological experiments without human error! Bota Biosciences presents Biology Protocol Language (BPL) and BPL-COGEN: a compiler-verified protocol language and AI pipeline that turns ambiguous natural language lab
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Code as Agent Harness: Unified Framework for Reasoning, Action, Verification
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Cool, Code as Agent Harness! Researchers from UIUC, Meta and Stanford present "Code as Agent Harness": a unified framework where code serves as an operational substrate for agent reasoning, action, and execution-based verification — and not only as
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PRISM: New AI Sequence Model Breaks Speed-Expressivity Trade-off
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Can AI sequence models be both expressive and blazingly fast? Researchers from Tencent, Beihang University, and Peking University present PRISM—a new sequence model that breaks the speed-expressivity trade-off. Instead of running slow, step-by-step iterations (like
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VLM³ proves vision-language models are native 3D learners
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What if standard vision-language models already understand 3D—without complex architecture changes or special losses? Meta and Princeton University present VLM³, showing that VLMs are native 3D learners. Their recipe: unify camera focal lengths, use text-based pixel references,
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New survey rethinks AI spatial intelligence via cognitive maps
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How do AI agents understand space like humans? Researchers from Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beihang, and NTU present a new survey that rethinks spatial intelligence through cognitive maps. They define cognitive maps as internal, persistent models of the world that are both
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Prompt Reinjection fixes forgetting detailed descriptions
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Why do AI image generators keep forgetting your detailed descriptions? A team from Fudan University, Alibaba, and Baidu introduces Prompt Reinjection. They found that multimodal diffusion transformers gradually lose prompt info in deeper layers. Their training-free fix:
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NVIDIA PiD decodes AI latents to 4K in under a second
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Can you decode AI latents to 4K images in under a second? NVIDIA researchers introduce PiD, a pixel diffusion decoder that unifies decoding and upscaling into one fast step. It converts 512×512 latents to 2048×2048 pixels in under 1 sec on a consumer RTX 5090 — 6x faster than
