AI researchers have made progress on Stratego, a game where most information is hidden from players. The key was adding a second neural network that guesses what the opponent’s hidden pieces are.
Google DeepMind has presented SynthID Bio, a proof of concept for watermarking proteins designed by AI. The watermark is meant to leave the proteins’ biological function intact.
Hugging Face has introduced an open leaderboard for evaluating multilingual text-to-speech and voice cloning models at scale.
A Hugging Face post describes a verification approach for MCP-based agents that checks where information comes from, not only whether it is correct.
Hugging Face now hosts reinforcement learning environments on its Hub.
OpenAI has released MentalHealthBench, a benchmark designed with expert input. It assesses whether AI responses are helpful and safe in realistic conversations about mental health.
A Hugging Face post covers work by the UK AI Security Institute and the EvalEval initiative to make AI benchmark results reproducible.
OpenAI is working with an independent advisory group of mathematicians. The group will help guide how new AI-generated mathematical results are reviewed and communicated.
Google has added new experts to its AI & Economy research program, which studies the economic impact of artificial intelligence.
New economic research from OpenAI looks at how workers use AI for tasks outside their usual roles. It also identifies which of these new activities become a regular part of their jobs.
A Hugging Face blog post examines whether AI agents that succeed at a task do so reliably on repeated attempts.
Google has assembled a collection showing how experts and local leaders apply recent AI advances. The stated goal is to spread the opportunities created by AI more widely.
Google presents its work on AI aimed at speeding up science and improving people’s lives, illustrated with examples from education and healthcare.
Google highlights its efforts to make AI available in many languages so that more people can use it.
Google has published new findings from its AI & Economy Atlas, a project tracking the economic effects of artificial intelligence. The post presents version 1.0 of the atlas.