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# Olmo 3: Full-Lifecycle Open-Source Language Models from AI2 The **Allen Institute for AI (AI2)** has released **[Olmo 3](https://allenai.org/blog/olmo3)** — an **open-source language model family** that offers **complete transparency** into every stage of model development. Unlike previous releases that shared **only final weights**, Olmo 3 provides: -
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Xinzhi Yuan Report — AI’s “Age of Gods” in Image Generation > Viral twist: What seemed like a midnight dorm eviction of Silicon Valley’s elite turned out to be an AI-generated photorealistic montage — courtesy of Google’s Nano Banana Pro. > The realism is so striking that the human
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Google Previews Code Wiki — AI-Driven Codebase Documentation Google has introduced a preview of Code Wiki, an AI-powered system that automatically generates documentation for code within a repository and keeps it updated after each code change. Currently, the preview includes documentation for hundreds of open-source projects, with plans for a Gemini
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--- AI Bubble: What Happens If It Bursts? Recently, Nature published an article asking: If the AI bubble bursts, where will scientists from companies like OpenAI and Google go next? The piece suggests they may return to academia or start AI technology companies. While layoffs and turbulence would accompany such
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PhysX-Anything: Single-Image to Simulation-Ready 3D Assets A single photo can now be transformed into simulation-ready 3D assets with realistic physical and joint properties. (Yes — in the image below, almost all objects are generated by AI.) --- Why Simulation-Oriented 3D Generation Matters As 3D modeling expands beyond static visual effects toward
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# Tech & Society Digest — Expanded Highlights --- ## Igalia & Valve: Boosting Linux Gaming on ARM **Article:** [Official Post](https://www.igalia.com/2025/11/helpingvalve.html) **HN:** [Discussion](https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46006616) — **796 points**, 286 comments ### Key Contributions - **CPU Compatibility:** - Steam Frame ships with ARM
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 ## Introduction — Humanity’s First Encounter with **Non-Biological** Intelligence Artificial Intelligence marks humanity’s first experience with intelligence that did not arise from biological processes. Historically, humans — as the pinnacle of animal intelligence — interpret unfamiliar forms of intelligence through
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Machine Heart Report Introduction There is a dedicated website for mathematical research and problem-solving, focusing on challenges posed by the legendary mathematician Paul Erdős. This site — the Erdős Problems website — contains a curated collection of problems across fields such as number theory, combinatorics, and graph theory. Researchers, academics, and enthusiasts
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MoonshotAI / Kimi-K2 GitHub: https://github.com/MoonshotAI/Kimi-K2 Stars: 9.5k License: NOASSERTION Overview: Kimi-K2 is an ultra-large-scale language model from Moonshot AI, based on a Mixture of Experts (MoE) architecture. It is optimized for cutting-edge knowledge work, reasoning, and coding tasks, with strong capabilities for autonomous intelligence. Key Features
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# The Information Exclusive: Altman’s Internal Memo on Google’s AI Push Last month, *The Information* reported exclusively on an internal memo from **Sam Altman** at **OpenAI**, warning that Google’s latest AI breakthroughs could bring **temporary economic headwinds** for the company. It now appears these headwinds are not just
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Token-Oriented Object Notation (TOON) — A Schema-Aware Alternative to JSON The recently released Token-Oriented Object Notation (TOON) introduces a schema-aware, human-readable alternative to JSON. Its core goal: reduce token usage while preserving accuracy in LLM prompts. Benchmarks show TOON can use up to 40% fewer tokens than JSON in certain scenarios,
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Technical Solution Communication Methodology Table of Contents * Introduction * Macro Level * Medium (Meso) Level * Micro Level * Supplementary Notes --- > “A picture is worth a thousand words.” In daily work, expressing design ideas often involves diagrams. Yet, differences in knowledge, thinking styles, and architectural priorities (e.g., high-concurrency systems, complex B-end