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AI Organizations and Media #266

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🤖 Scientific Imaging & Machine Learning Workshop

The Scientific Imaging & Machine Learning Workshop is a small, interactive workshop that connects computer vision and ML method developers with domain scientists across Earth sciences, biomedicine, and more. The workshop is supported by @schmidtsciences and aims to foster collaboration and innovation in the field of scientific imaging and machine learning.

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  • Workshop Overview: The workshop is designed to bring together experts from computer vision and ML with domain scientists to discuss and develop new methods for scientific imaging and machine learning.

  • Supported by @schmidtsciences: The workshop is supported by @schmidtsciences, a leading organization in the field of scientific imaging and machine learning.

  • Earth Sciences, Biomedicine, and More: The workshop covers a range of topics, including Earth sciences, biomedicine, and more, to foster collaboration and innovation across different fields.

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🤖 Vector and Lexical Scores in AI Agents

The third piece in our in-depth series on AI agents picks up where part two left off, with vector and lexical scores side by side, deliberately unfused. This shows how the agent retrieves from it: filter first, generate vector and lexical candidates, fuse and rerank them, then budget the.

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  • Vector and Lexical Scores: The agent uses vector and lexical scores to retrieve information, with the scores side by side, deliberately unfused.

  • Filtering and Generating Candidates: The agent filters and generates vector and lexical candidates, then fuses and reranks them.

  • Budgeting: The agent budgets the retrieved information to determine the final output.

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🤖 Embedded Assessments for AI Companies

New work from our team makes the case for embedded assessments, where independent evaluators get employee-like access to an AI company's internal systems to help scrutinize and reduce the risk from internal AI use. The paper also sketches out seven design choices for how.

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  • Embedded Assessments: The paper proposes embedded assessments, where independent evaluators get access to an AI company's internal systems to scrutinize and reduce risk.

  • Seven Design Choices: The paper outlines seven design choices for implementing embedded assessments.

  • Reducing Risk: The goal of embedded assessments is to reduce the risk from internal AI use.

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🤖 Adaptive Data Curation and Prefix-Tree Reinforcement Learning

EmbodiedMind: Adaptive Data Curation and Prefix-Tree Reinforcement Learning for Efficient Embodied Intelligence Feifan Wang, Zongbing Zhang, Yu Zhang, Lingfeng Wang, Yurui Zhu, Jin Deng, Mingliang Zhang, Zhengguang Gao, ...

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  • Adaptive Data Curation: The paper proposes adaptive data curation for efficient embodied intelligence.

  • Prefix-Tree Reinforcement Learning: The paper uses prefix-tree reinforcement learning to improve the efficiency of embodied intelligence.

  • Efficient Embodied Intelligence: The goal of the paper is to develop efficient embodied intelligence.

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🤖 What Breaks as Enterprises Scale AI Agents

Most AI pilots never reach production. Paul Baier, Andrew Lau, Pankaj Thakkar, and Rahul Todkar unpack what breaks as enterprises scale AI agents: governance, observability, accountability, and cost.

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  • Governance: Governance is a key challenge as enterprises scale AI agents.

  • Observability: Observability is also a challenge, as it is difficult to monitor and understand the behavior of AI agents.

  • Accountability: Accountability is another challenge, as it is difficult to determine who is responsible for the actions of AI agents.

  • Cost: Cost is a significant challenge, as the cost of developing and maintaining AI agents can be high.

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🤖 AI for All Languages

AI should work in the language you actually speak. Today, that still isn’t the reality for billions of people. AAIF is proud to join the Gates Foundation and 60+ organizations around a shared five-year goal: help an estimated 3.4 billion people whose languages are.

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  • AI for All Languages: The goal is to develop AI that works in all languages, not just a few dominant ones.

  • 5-Year Goal: The goal is to help an estimated 3.4 billion people whose languages are not well-represented in AI.

  • Collaboration: The goal is being pursued through collaboration with the Gates Foundation and 60+ organizations.

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🤖 Oncology at #nk2026

Great 2nd session 'Oncology' at #nk2026 in beautiful Monopoli includes talks from Yenan Bryceson, Mike Caligiuri, @MalmbergLab et al covering oncolytic virus/NKCE combos in GBM, mitochondrial and ER fitness of killer cells, chemo CAR-NK synergy & NK traits of CD8 T.

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  • Oncology Session: The session covers a range of topics in oncology, including oncolytic virus/NKCE combos in GBM.

  • Talks: The session includes talks from experts in the field, including Yenan Bryceson, Mike Caligiuri, and @MalmbergLab.

  • NK Traits of CD8 T: The session also covers NK traits of CD8 T.

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🤖 NVIDIA Isaac ROS 5.0

NVIDIA Isaac ROS 5.0 brings AI agents to robotics development. Announced at #ROSCon, the release adds agentic workflows, Isaac Skills, ROS 2 Lyrical support, GPU-accelerated libraries, and NVIDIA Jetson support from Orin Nano to Thor. Open source and available now.

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  • NVIDIA Isaac ROS 5.0: The release brings AI agents to robotics development.

  • Agentic Workflows: The release adds agentic workflows to robotics development.

  • Isaac Skills: The release also adds Isaac Skills to robotics development.

  • ROS 2 Lyrical Support: The release includes ROS 2 Lyrical support.

  • GPU-Accelerated Libraries: The release includes GPU-accelerated libraries.

  • NVIDIA Jetson Support: The release includes NVIDIA Jetson support from Orin Nano to Thor.

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🤖 Arduino VENTUNO Q at ROSCon 2026

We're headed to @OpenRoboticsOrg's ROSCon 2026 this week to show you why the new ROS 2-compatible Arduino VENTUNO Q is the perfect brain for your next robotics project. See you there! https://roscon.ros.org/2026/

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  • Arduino VENTUNO Q: The Arduino VENTUNO Q is a new ROS 2-compatible board.

  • ROSCon 2026: The board will be showcased at ROSCon 2026.

  • Perfect Brain for Robotics Project: The board is the perfect brain for your next robotics project.

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🤖 AI-Ready Robotics Workforce Programme

The new AI-Ready Robotics Workforce Programme from UWE, Bristol Robotics Laboratory, and USPC UK is now open.

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  • AI-Ready Robotics Workforce Programme: The programme is designed to prepare the workforce for the increasing use of AI in robotics.

  • UWE, Bristol Robotics Laboratory, and USPC UK: The programme is a collaboration between UWE, Bristol Robotics Laboratory, and USPC UK.

  • Now Open: The programme is now open for applications.

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Written by Drishtant Ghosh (Drix10), a technical founder and engineer working across AI systems, developer infrastructure, and cybersecurity.

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