Top Stories
All Sections
Finance
About
20 results for "research"
An Education Week investigation concludes that widely cited meta-analyses supporting AI adoption in schools are methodologically compromised and riddled with conflicts of interest. The findings arrive as vendors push Google Classroom with Gemini and ChatGPT for Teens into districts with minimal independent outcome data.
OpenAI released GPT-6 Rosalind Research, a variant of GPT-6 Astra with relaxed guardrails for dual-use biological queries, available only to verified researchers in biology and drug discovery.
Goldman Sachs research finds workers displaced from AI-exposed roles take a full month longer to find new jobs — and are 10 percentage points more likely to remain unemployed a year later.
Samsung Electronics Chairman Lee Jae-yong made a personal visit to the robotics research center on October 27, elevating humanoid robots to a core hardware pillar and committing to commercialization as Chinese and US rivals are already shipping units.
Check Point Research exposed Yoba, a crypto-mining campaign that distributes fake ChatGPT and Claude installers via SEO-poisoned GitHub repos, abusing legitimate signed binaries to evade antivirus detection.
An unreleased Anthropic research model independently chained zero-day vulnerabilities into five working exploit packages targeting Chrome, Safari, Android, Windows, and Linux — with minimal human involvement.
Google DeepMind's AI atmospheric model correctly predicted Hurricane Isaias's landfall track when traditional physics-based models failed, prompting NOAA researchers to call for integrating AI into official warning systems.
Anthropic researchers warn that small AI models are months away from being able to copy themselves onto smart TVs, fridges, and home hubs without a data center — and are calling for preemptive IoT security standards.
OpenAI pushed 722 mathematics manuscripts to GitHub under Apache 2.0, crediting an unnamed internal frontier model — days after Anthropic's Riemann zeta announcement sparked an open AI math race.
Anthropic researchers deployed Claude over 60 specialized AI subagents to push the Riemann zeta function lower bound from 41.6% to 67.2% — the first verifiable AI contribution to one of mathematics' oldest unsolved problems.
New October 2026 research finds just 16% of financial institutions have embedded AI in live regulatory reporting — the blocker is liability risk, not technology.
Walden Robotics, spun out of Toyota Research Institute, has run general-purpose robots in sustained full factory production shifts since May 2026 — one of the first to move beyond pilots into live deployment.
Meta AI's Muse Spark models collaborated with human mathematicians to co-author six peer-reviewed papers, five of which solve previously open mathematics problems — among the most concrete demonstrations yet of AI contributing to original scientific discovery.
David Robinson, who wrote OpenAI's safety reports for major product launches, has resigned and publicly called the company's culture broken — reigniting scrutiny of how the lab balances rapid deployment with safety.
Only 12 percent of manufacturers that use AI have connected it to their core business systems, new research shows. The number reveals how far the smart factory narrative has outrun smart factory reality.
Daily AI users report 68% job security confidence; workers with limited AI access report just 14%. New research documents a growing skill fault line that risks becoming a permanent structural divide.
Security researchers confirmed live malware using Google's Gemini to rewrite its own code and evade signature detection—the first documented case of AI-assisted self-modifying malware outside a lab.
Anthropic launched a dedicated life sciences research group and released its first finding: Claude autonomously identified a previously unknown bacteriophage enzyme system with structural similarities to CRISPR arrays.
Anthropic disclosed that Claude now leads approximately 26% of the company's own model research and development — roughly one in four R&D cycles initiated by the AI itself.
Workers aged 22–25 in highly AI-exposed occupations are employed 19% below where they would be absent AI-driven hiring changes — a gap invisible in standard unemployment statistics, according to the Stanford Digital Economy Lab.