Google offers $150,000 to compress three quantum programs, with AI's help. Why it's useful, and what it could change one day.
Left alone for 30 hours on a virtual island, Claude invented games and came out three times more effective. What the MIT study says.
A $36,864 bounty had sat for three years: NIST curve seeds came from a random number generator fed by the time.
In Science, Google shows magic state cultivation on Willow: 40 times fewer errors on the ingredient that eats up to 95% of the machine.
Two thorium-229 nuclear clocks published in Nature: one second of error in 30 million years. How they work and what they will be used for.
IBM, IonQ, Atom Computing, Diraq, Microsoft and PsiQuantum face DARPA's final review: a profitable quantum computer by 2033?
Researchers turned a thread of air into a radio antenna using a laser. How it works, its limits, and what it might change one day.
OpenAI published 719 math papers written by an AI, including a conjecture open since 2002. What these proofs that nobody can read are really worth.
Meta publishes six maths papers co-written with its Muse Spark AI. What the AI did, what had already been solved, and what it’s used for.
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