No. 30 - Limited Access to Gemini Argon 4

No. 30 - Limited Access to Gemini Argon 4

On 30 September, Google announced Gemini 4 Argon, releasing it first to vetted cyber defenders through its Fairwind Program, with paid API and Google AI Ultra access to follow. Google reports 77.9% on…

No. 28 - The Paper That Runs Itself

No. 28 - The Paper That Runs Itself

A Stanford preprint that made the rounds in AI-for-science circles a year ago just cleared peer review at Nature. That gap is worth sitting with: Paper2Agent was interesting enough as a preprint in Se…

No. 26 - The Frontier Race Goes Biological

No. 26 - The Frontier Race Goes Biological

Three frontier labs shipped flagship model updates within days of each other in early September, and for the first time, all three led with a life-sciences capability claim rather than treating biolog…

No. 25 - The Skill Outlives the Model

No. 25 - The Skill Outlives the Model

Google Research just published a framework that quietly undercuts one of the more expensive assumptions in enterprise AI procurement: that better performance requires a bigger, newer model. WikiSkill…

No. 22 - Who Pays When the Diagnosis Is Right?

No. 22 - Who Pays When the Diagnosis Is Right?

Recently the Peterson Health Technology Institute convened health system executives, payers, technology vendors, investors, and federal agency staff around a single question: how should clinical AI ge…