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The article at https://www.techspot.com/news/106874-ai-accelerates-superbug-solution-completing-two-days-what.html highlights a Google AI CoScientist project featuring a multi-agent system that generates original hypotheses without any gradient-based training. It runs on base LLMs, Gemini 2.0, which engage in back-and-forth arguments. This shows how “test-time compute scaling” without RL can create genuinely creative ideas. System overview The system starts with base LLMs that are not trained through gradient descent. Instead, multiple agents collaborate, challenge, and refine each other’s ideas. The process hinges on hypothesis creation, critical feedback, and iterative refinement. Hypothesis Production and Feedback An agent first proposes a set of hypotheses. Another agent then critiques...

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(Not my video, it's from the company) So I'm in the beta test for a new game called Whispers from the Star and I'm super impressed by the model. I think it’s running on something GPT-based or similar, but what's standing out to me most is that it feels more natural than anything in the market now (Replika, Sesame AI, Inworld)... the character's movements, expressions, and voice feel super smooth to the point where it feels pre-recorded (except I know it's responding in real time). The game is still in beta and not perfect, sometimes the model has little slips, and right now it feels like a tech demo... but it’s one of the more interesting uses of AI in games I’ve seen in a while. Definitely worth checking out if you’re into conversational agents or emotional AI in gaming. Just figure...

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Responding to Dan Hendrycks, Eric Schmidt, and Alex Wang's Superintelligence Strategy. There's a risk they don't address with MAIM, but needs to be. That of a MASSIVE automation wave that's already starting now with the white-collar recession of 2025. White collar job openings at a 12 year low in the U.S. and reasoning models are just get started. submitted by /u/aiworld [link] [comments]

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