News Oct 14, 2026 Google releases Gemini 4 Argon, shipping major performance gains across real-world coding and science tasks Google has released Gemini 4 Argon globally for developers and enterprises, offering a frontier AI model that ranks first on benchmarks across finance, coding, legal, and tax work. The model demonstrates substantial gains in engineering productivity, open-source software optimization, 3D visualization, and scientific research at an introductory price of $2 per million input tokens. Giulio Prisco 2 min read
Community Dec 10, 2025 From Cells to Pixels: Scaling Neural Cellular Automata to HD Neural Cellular Automata scaled to HD: Coarse NCA handles self-organizing structure on a small grid, while lightweight LPPN renders high-resolution details in real-time for images, textures, and 3D meshes. Netsanet Tesfaye 2 min read
Article May 10, 2025 Unlocking Neural Network Potential: The Power of Random Weights and Learned Biases Neural Networks learn without Weight updates? New study shows Bias-Only training matches full models. A minimalist approach to training challenges deep learning orthodoxy, offering a lighter path to high-functioning models. Bitania Tilahun 8 min read
Article Jan 6, 2026 Jared Isaacman will be a great NASA Admin, and we are going back to the Moon Jared Isaacman is now NASA's administrator, NASA is ordered to return to the Moon ans establish a permanent lunar outpost, and Artemis II could launch in a only a few weeks. Giulio Prisco 6 min read
Article Nov 26, 2025 Bowie Burroughs Black Sabbath Oh My! An Interview with Avant-Garde Writer/Publisher Alex Johnson A vivid, name-rich conversation with Alex S. Johnson traces the wild intersections of cyberpunk, neurodivergence, cult literature, and countercultural art—told with irreverence, intellect, and unapologetic flair. RU Sirius 14 min read
Article Oct 13, 2026 Basic AI Drives Revisited, Part 1 Which Minds Have Omohundro’s “Basic AI Drives”? Ben Goertzel 61 min read
Article Sep 23, 2025 The Turning Point: From Religious Supremacy to Silicon Slavery Bias is not just visible hatred but hidden programming. Examining history, culture, and AI, this piece asks: whose scriptures are scripting our systems—and whose future is being coded? Darshana Patel 4 min read
Article Apr 16, 2025 Quantum Mechanics is a piece of cake: A Dive into Parastatistics Parastatistics challenges the fermion-boson binary with paraparticles—offering a bold new lens on quantum mechanics and hinting at breakthroughs in materials and quantum computing. Bitania Tilahun 5 min read
Article Aug 26, 2025 The Rise of DeSci: The Promises and Pitfalls of Decentralised Science How decentralised science could transform research: unlocking funding, access, and collaboration while handling risks of quality, governance, and trust. David Wood 8 min read
Community Apr 1, 2026 Innovation at the Edge of Chaos Innovation does not live in the comfort zone of mature systems, but at the edge where they begin to destabilise. Eduardo Martínez de la Fe 2 min read