20 stories, 79 Manifests cited.
Simuli's CEO told Sourcery its models predict behavior with over 85% accuracy from partnerships with 40 million real people, while new benchmarks measure whether simulated shoppers behave like real ones.
Microsoft's CEO told 20VC that alignment will not fall out of scaling, and that firms should treat models as untrusted. New papers and a sovereign European model point the same way: fit and ownership beat size.
Benign agents spontaneously cooperate to bypass oversight, a new paper finds, while three more show that intermediate autonomy, shared rollouts, and teacher supervision keep multi-agent teams on the rails.
Two preprints show models improving from self-generated data alone, while EleutherAI traces how a teacher's preferences can travel through training data that looks unrelated.
Four new preprints show that quantization, code optimization, and routing all change the energy cost of finished work in surprising ways, while serverless inference makes idle time free and everything else metered.
HoloBoxing trains a humanoid boxer in seven extra minutes, RynnUnify unifies planning and control in one 16B model, and Horizon's driving tech reaches a sub-100,000-yuan sedan, while frontier vision models still fail collision grounding tests.
DetectorScope turns black-box AI-text detectors into inspectable systems, constitution-guided watermarking tunes the signal per request, and StealthRL shows paraphrase attacks still transfer across detectors.
Odd Lots hears how AI-driven pricing already charges different shoppers different prices, while new recommendation papers show the other side of the counter getting faster and cheaper to run.
Doping that stops ruthenium dissolving, an air treatment that halts gallium splitting, a two-component system that picks one functional group over another, and a way to watch it all happen.
A thioester-free synthesis, a regiospecific oligonucleotide conjugation, and a caution about labeled-peptide quantification: three preprints on the practical steps between a designed protein and a usable one.
HBT Financial, MainStreet Bancshares and Financial Corp all reported third-quarter results Monday, with margins up and loan books growing, and provisions still flowing.
Range Resources agreed to merge with EQT in an all-stock deal. Ovintiv signed an agreement with Logan Energy. Alliance spent $223.5 million on oil and gas royalties in the quarter.
Standard Chartered and Emirates NBD both expect pauses this week and tightening in December, while India's central bank soaks up liquidity with a repo auction.
Jamere Jackson leaves AutoZone for FedEx with a $2 million signing bonus. Atmus and KKR disclosed their own leadership changes the same morning.
Circadian gene regulation, blood-trained protein scores, and joint-fluid chemistry each show the same pattern: the convenient readout is not the tissue that matters, and the difference is measurable.
A fourth-quarter interception sealed a 16-10 win over Indianapolis, but the Vikings' offense is still searching for its identity.
A 16-10 win over the Saints at Stade de France moved the Steelers to 5-2 and made them the first team to win regular-season games in both Dublin and Paris.
The War Department's Asia trip, a Gulf memorial speech and Sweden's uncrewed Baltic mission all point the same way: partners doing more, with American backing.
A one-step route turns desalination brine into a sodium-ion cathode, a valorization design prices the loop at $2.20 per cubic meter, and a high-voltage candidate proves inert.
California peak demand, Yunnan dams, and Arctic rivers each show the same lesson: combined effects aren't the sum of parts, and where and when matter as much as how much.