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2026 Report: AI Can Win a Gold Medal in Mathematics but Still Cannot Tell the Time

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The Hormone Behind Pregnancy Sickness Is Now Only Part of the Story

Dr. Zenil showing on the screen a simulation of AI agents interacting and trying to infleunce one another, along with the various metrics associated with each agent in the arena.

Why Perfect AI Alignment Is Mathematically Impossible, and Why That Might Be Fine

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New Method Dials Up Superconductivity

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This artist's illustration shows the cosmic distance ladder — a series of overlapping methods astronomers use to measure distances across the universe.

Every Method of Measuring the Universe’s Expansion Rate Agrees, and That’s a Problem

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