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HeyGen’s Video Model, Built on MiniMax H3, Now Makes 30-Second Clips

HeyGen Video 1, built on MiniMax H3, now makes 30-second clips with sound. HeyGen says it ranks first; Artificial Analysis's leaderboard has it fourth.

Xaira Says Its X-Scientist AI Matched Human Scientists at Picking Gene Targets

Xaira has unveiled X-Scientist, an agentic AI platform for drug discovery. Its lab test hit rate matched human curation, which it calls initial evidence.

UW and NVIDIA Say Open RFD4-Proteina Designs Proteins Up to 10 Times Faster

UW's Institute for Protein Design and NVIDIA have released RFD4-Proteina, an open model they say is 5-10x better on benchmarks. No paper is cited yet.

OpenAI Says GPT-Rosalind Agents Mined a Brain Atlas in 32 Minutes

OpenAI, PerturbAI and Scripps say 1,946 GPT-Rosalind agents turned a mouse-brain CRISPR atlas into research leads in 32 minutes. Lab tests come next.

FastH3-Omni Cuts MiniMax H3 Video Generation Time Up to 11.9x, Its Makers Say

Nuva Lab and UC San Diego's FastVideo released FastH3-Omni, a distilled MiniMax H3 for reference-guided video with audio. Speed figures are the team's own.

Bria’s Fibo 2.0 Leads Open-Weights Image Editing, With Licence Limits

Bria's 8B Fibo 2.0 edits and generates images in one model and now tops Artificial Analysis's open-weights editing board. Commercial use needs a Bria deal.

Radical Numerics Claims First AI-Designed Phage Given to a Patient

Radical Numerics says phages designed by its new Omnii-1 model were given to a patient with resistant E. coli. It has disclosed no outcome or peer review.

OpenAI Buys Orchestra Bio to Put Drug-Programme Agents in Rosalind

OpenAI has bought Orchestra Bio, whose AI agents track studies and timelines in drug development, to fold into its Rosalind life-sciences suite. No price.

Anthropic Says Claude Designed Binders Against Scorpion Neurotoxins

Anthropic says Claude designed protein binders against scorpion neurotoxins, with 17 of 211 tested designs meeting its criteria. It claims no antivenom.

Spotify Says It Pulled 50 Million AI Slop and Spam Tracks From Recommendations

Spotify says it took more than 50 million slop and spam tracks out of recommendations this year alone, and removed 75 million spammy tracks.

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