All briefings and quick hits published that day.
Google’s new Gemini Decision 1 model handles up to 1,000 multimodal choices in one pass, targeting fast, low-cost routing and policy checks.
It introduces a specialized, inexpensive decision primitive that could reshape how multimodal applications and agents are orchestrated.
UK startup Fractile reached a reported $7 billion valuation in a Series C aimed at commercializing chips built for faster, cheaper AI inference.
DeepMind’s new model uses more than 100 million cell profiles to predict how genetic variants behave differently across tissues and cell states.
Tether AI Research released an open 0.8B tool-using model designed for on-device assistants, reporting strong benchmark gains but limited scope.
A new arXiv study documents autonomous synchrotron experiments, measuring how humans and coding agents share decisions, errors and scientific work.