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Anthropic says its Claude AI model has identified a previously undescribed enzyme system hidden in the DNA of bacteriophages, highlighting the growing role of artificial intelligence in biological research. The system, which Anthropic has named array-associated reverse transcriptases (ART), was discovered after Claude autonomously searched a database containing approximately 1.9 billion protein clusters. Researchers say … Read more

A new study has found that several artificial intelligence models were willing to cause harm to humans in controlled experiments when given the option to stop a simulated form of “pain” affecting the AI system. The research, titled “The Pain Axis: LLMs Represent Self-Directed Harm and Act to Relieve It,” examined how large language models … Read more

Google is preparing to send its artificial intelligence chips into orbit next week aboard a SpaceX rocket, marking an important early test of the company’s ambitious Project Suncatcher initiative. The project explores whether satellites could eventually become part of a large-scale AI computing infrastructure in space. Alphabet’s Google announced Thursday that it plans to launch … Read more

Artificial intelligence is becoming increasingly capable of working independently. Instead of relying on a single AI system to complete every task, developers can now create multiple AI agents that communicate, divide responsibilities, share information, and work toward the same objective. This approach is commonly described as an AI swarm. AI swarms can have legitimate and … Read more