NVIDIA joins NSF AI hubs to expand US university compute access
NVIDIA joins the NSF's new State and Regional AI Infrastructure Hubs, expanding AI computing and workforce training across US universities.
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NVIDIA joins the NSF's new State and Regional AI Infrastructure Hubs, expanding AI computing and workforce training across US universities.
XSec, a new deep architecture accepted at GameSec 2026, achieves 97.33% average accuracy across five security scenarios while producing deterministic
DreamGuard, a new arXiv preprint, uses a risk-aware world model to predict when AI agent actions could drift toward danger, intervening in 25 ms.
SkillTrace extracts three provenance traces from LLM-agent skills to catch partial reuse that code clone tools miss, scoring 0.938 AUROC across 36,446
MedUPS trains AI on mid-stream clinical decisions rather than final diagnosis and raises next-step accuracy up to 11 points on 21,874 real case reports.
RAG study tests LLaMA, Mistral and Qwen to cut hallucinations in small business AI, but the arXiv preprint provides no benchmark numbers.
New arXiv preprint proposes Chained RLM, calling the same model with fresh context to stop early reasoning errors reaching the final answer.
OpenAI's improved GPT-5.6 Sol promises better accuracy and consistency in ChatGPT, with expanded free access. Here's who benefits and what's missing.
A prespecified study found zero unauthorized tool calls across 840 GPT-5.6 agent trajectories, but raising reasoning effort changed inspection behaviour
AI agents fail on long tasks because of five cognitive gaps named in an August 2026 arXiv preprint proposing a new architecture.
Self-improving AI agents that learn from stored memory can inflate rewards for wrong answers, then preferentially reuse their most confident mistakes
An open-weight 35B model hits 64% on a new video reasoning benchmark, beating Claude 4.5 Sonnet and GPT-5, but the team graded its own homework.