Turn a sketch into a moving character
From one image to motion.
OpenAI demonstrates turning a hand-drawn character or product concept into an animated GIF, alongside more controlled iterative image editing.
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From one image to motion.
OpenAI demonstrates turning a hand-drawn character or product concept into an animated GIF, alongside more controlled iterative image editing.
AI moves into the physical world.
Google DeepMind shows robotics models coordinating whole-body movement, dexterity and teamwork across research demonstrations.
A weeks-long scientific workflow gets a new collaborator.
Anthropic researchers used Claude to help search sequences, develop laboratory procedures and process cryo-EM images of vault-like particles.
Vulnerability research at a scale few teams could attempt manually.
A controlled, automated research pipeline reproduced vulnerabilities in the Linux kernel and generated candidate patches for human review.
A possible path to verifiable AI responses.
Anthropic describes FlashProve research on verifying that inference came from a specified model without revealing model weights.
From passive analysis to guided investigation.
OpenAI announced GPT-6-Cyber for authorized vulnerability research, reproduction and verification of fixes in controlled settings.
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