Looking forward to speaking at this tomorrow! And maybe reveal a bit what the 10th paper that #Aletheia has helped mathematicians (autonomously) tackle is 🙂
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Bio-Inspired Robot Snails Use Suction for Navigation and Structures
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Bio-Inspired #Robot Snails Use Suction to Form Structures and Navigate Complex Terrain
— Ronald van Loon (@Ronald_vanLoon) 1 mai 2026
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Using Independent Agents to Grade With Engineer-Based Rubric
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i have a rubric based on how two Senior Engineers actually solved the problem, and i use a few independent agents to grade
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Recursive Multi-Agent LLMs Collaborate in Latent Space
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“Recursive Multi-Agent Systems” Many multi-agent LLM systems rely on agents passing text back and forth. This paper argues for a different approach where it makes agents recur together in latent space. So agents refine latent thoughts, pass hidden states across one another,
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Benchmarking Codex Goal Feature Against Senior Engineer Tasks
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i just kicked off my Senior Engineer bench on Codex's /goal feature. we'll see how well it compares to a senior engineer rewriting a slop codebase. current high score on this benchmark is 66/100 achieved by GPT-5.5 with an Opus 4.6 plan—but with an agent baby sitter to make
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Study Documents AI Inequalities Among Lower Socioeconomic Americans
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A study of >10,000 Americans documents AI inequalities, lack of awareness and usage among lower SES https://
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AI Chatbots Yield Lower Quality Symptom Reports Than Physicians
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Symptoms reported to an AI chatbot were of lesser quality than reported to a physician, results of a randomized trial of 500 participants across multiple models https://
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o1 Outperforms Doctors on Medical Benchmarks and ER Cases
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New paper (on an old AI) tests o1 against doctors on medical benchmarks & real ER cases: “across a variety of scenarios and applications, the large language model outperformed both human physicians and older models” The potential suggests an “urgent need for prospective trials.”
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Scaling AI Evolution: From Symbolic Logic to Autonomous Agents
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Scaling Ascent Peak: The Seven Summits of Artificial Intelligence In my latest article, I chart the evolution of AI—from the early days of symbolic logic to today’s autonomous agents, and what lies beyond. This journey is more than a history lesson: it’s a strategic framework
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Is a Model Trained on Claude Outputs Without Permission Open Source?
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Would you still call a model open source if it was trained on Claude's outputs without permission?