Biotech Nov 7, 2026

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OpenAI Reportedly Secures $11 Billion Toward New Funding Round at $1.25 Trillion Valuation

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AGI Nov 6, 2026

Reasoning-Based Pattern Mining in Hypergraphs

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Sketchformer: A Transformer-Based Representation for Sketched Structure

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AI's Real Contest Is About Power, Not Intelligence

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New AI assistant could help plan safer landing sites on the moon

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New simulation recreates the first two billion years of the universe

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Robotics

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Self-driving laboratory pairs robots with AI to find heat-resistant coatings

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MIT Develops Paper-Thin Swimming Robot Powered by Living Muscle Cells

Biohybrid robots jump into action with computer-designed living muscles

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AGI Nov 6, 2026

AI is speeding up AI research at Anthropic, an independent assessment finds

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New 3D printing method combines speed, fine detail and a wide choice of materials

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Scientists confirm a third type of magnetism and show how to control it

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AI-discovered natural molecule could lead to weight loss drugs with fewer side effects

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