this is really, really cool. there's a lot of reasons to pace the frontier, but there's also a lot of reasons to to keep going. these scientific breakthroughs are going to hopefully become more and more common going forward and will do wonders for the future
This is wild.
Claude just found something humans missed.
It spotted a hidden repeat pattern in raw bacteriophage DNA…
…and uncovered a previously unknown enzyme system in bacteriophages with CRISPR-like repeats. 🤯
950 agents. 21 hours. 210M tokens.
Heading to #Interspeech2026 next week! Looking forward to meeting folks working on speech and voice AI and sharing what we’ve been building at Mundo.
Who else is going? Would love to grab a coffee and hear what you’re working on. Sydney travel recs are also much appreciated :)
@zcabrams yeah TurnBench is an open benchmark that measured this last month and this is still very much a problem. knowing when to speak is still unsolved - either the model waits too long and feels sluggish or it jumps in and interrupts you on every pause.
found another great use case for @Muse - list half a dozen things on fb marketplace in minutes. literally just take a picture, name your price and condition of the item and let Muse do its thing. i always procrastinated doing this because it was too tedious of a process but not anymore!
wow - just used @Muse to book a haircut with my preferred barber and because it’s farther out than I’d like, it’s going to check for cancellations every hour between now and next week and will notify me as soon as one pops up. 🔥