Harvard Researchers Develop Ant Inspired Swarm Robots That Build And Dismantle Structures
Harvard researchers developed 'RAnts,' a swarm of simple robots that use light-based signals to autonomously build and dismantle structures without a leader.

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Harvard researchers developed 'RAnts,' a swarm of simple robots that use light-based signals to autonomously build and dismantle structures without a leader.

Amazon commits $25 billion to Anthropic, while the AI startup pledges $100 billion in AWS cloud spending over the next decade to scale its AI systems.

Discover how generative AI models are being used to integrate complex biological data to advance cancer research, precision oncology, and laboratory sustaina...

Google has released its AI-powered desktop app for Windows users globally, offering integrated search for web, local files, and Google Drive via Alt + Space.

Alibaba's new open-source Qwen3.6-35B-A3B model uses a sparse MoE architecture to deliver high-performance agentic coding and multimodal capabilities.

MIT alumni-founded OpenProtein.AI is democratizing drug discovery with a no-code platform that allows biologists to design proteins using AI models.

Google Chrome's new AI Mode update allows users to view web pages side-by-side with AI search and integrate multiple open tabs for deeper, contextual research.

OpenAI introduces GPT-Rosalind, a specialized AI model for genomics and biochemistry designed to accelerate drug discovery and biological research.

Anthropic has released Claude Opus 4.7, a stable, enterprise-focused AI model designed as a reliable alternative to the experimental Claude Mythos Preview.

Allbirds shifts its business model from sustainable footwear to artificial intelligence after selling its intellectual property for $39 million.

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