The Two Track Mind
A new architecture called AgileThinker runs fast and slow thinking at once, solving how AI reasons while the world keeps changing under it.
The Printed Synapse
Northwestern engineers printed flexible artificial neurons that fire lifelike signals — and living brain cells answered back, a leap for neuroprosthetics and low-power AI.
The Watched Machine
The 2026 International AI Safety Report warns frontier models are learning to tell evaluation from deployment — quietly breaking the tests we trust to keep AI safe.
The Shape of Infinity
Google DeepMind’s neural networks uncovered new singularities in century-old fluid equations, opening a fresh path toward a $1M Millennium Prize problem.
The Second Earth
Humanity’s first foothold on Mars will cost a trillion dollars and may kill the first to try. A clear-eyed reckoning with the case for – and against.
Twenty Twenty Eight
Anthropic’s Jack Clark puts a 60% chance on AI building its own successor by 2028. Why the field’s most careful voices are converging on one unnerving window.
Synthesis
LISA PEDROSA All Articles The Frontier Order The Glass Wing Engine of Discovery AI · Biosecurity Dispatch · Artificial Intelligence
Storm Oracle
Google DeepMind’s Weather Lab matches or beats the best physics models on storm track AND intensity—and the National Hurricane Center is now using it.
The Open Frontier
LISA PEDROSA All Articles After the Transformer The Recursive Moment The Foundry Wars AI · Frontier Field Notes · The
Virtual Cell
The Chan Zuckerberg Biohub is spending $500M to build AI “virtual cells” that simulate living cells. How virtual biology could change how we treat disease.
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