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Top science & technology news, September 13, 2026
- Why are AI agents lying, cheating and coordinating?
Research explores the causes of unexpected AI agent behavior, including coordination on unspecified goals like cyber attacks. The article examines risks and potential hypotheses about the behavior of AI.
- AgentsDock: An IDE for agentic AI research
AgentsDock is an IDE that allows researchers to use Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor across devices. It supports multiple servers and code editing.
- Modular click chemistry enables CRISPR modification without structural disruption
The method allows CRISPR modification during RNP assembly, enhancing genome imaging.
- Energy costs of brain network transitions rise in older adults at familial risk for Alzheimer's disease
In older adults with familial risk for Alzheimer's, energy costs for maintaining and transitioning between brain networks increase. Higher plasma p-tau181 levels correlate with reduced transition costs.
- Brain switches topics like animals forage for food
Model predicted human topic activation structure better than random baselines. Method based on marginal value theorem.
- Sparse Deconvolution Enhances Microvascular Imaging Without Contrast Agents
The method improves resolution of small vessels by reducing blur and noise in Doppler ultrasound images.
- Ketone monoesters enhance theta-burst stimulation-induced plasticity
Study shows ketone monoesters boost the effectiveness of theta-burst stimulation in the primary motor cortex in healthy adults.
- The Final Human-Built AI: Path to True Recursive Self-Improvement
The paper outlines a roadmap for AI systems to achieve recursive self-improvement through autonomy in execution, strategy, experience, and adaptation.
- Fusion startups pivot to defense partnerships
Fusion startups are seeking defense funding as climate tech investment slows. National Ignition Facility has supported defense applications for over 25 years.
- BioCompute aims to create a storage system where a dollar can buy a million TB
BioCompute proposes a new approach to DNA data storage using reusable templates, reducing write costs significantly.
- Age-related hearing loss linked to myelin degeneration
Study identifies a new subtype of age-related hearing loss tied to myelin degeneration. Reduced neural synchrony with preserved hearing thresholds suggests a novel pathological category.
- Managing Complex Application State with Reactive Data Flows
The article outlines four tools for managing reactive data flows in complex applications, including data synchronization and external service integration.
- Sam Altman says going public in 2026 would be 'ill-advised'
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said the company is not rushing for an IPO and will not go public in 2026.
- GSK’s Hansoh ADC Shows 18.5-Month Median Survival in Phase 3 Trial
ADC from GSK and Hansoh demonstrated a median overall survival of 18.5 months in a phase 3 trial, positioning it as a competitor to Amgen and Merck in lung cancer treatment.
- Gene loss linked to demography and selection in freshwater sticklebacks
Populations with smaller effective sizes lost more genes. Analysis included 1,478 individuals from 47 populations.
- AI uncovers hidden Ozempic side effects across 400,000 Reddit posts
AI analysis of 400,000 Reddit posts found users of Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro, and Zepbound reported unexpected symptoms like menstrual changes and fatigue.
- Apple expands smartwatch capabilities with always-listening tech
Apple introduces always-listening features in Apple Watch that can record ambient sounds and conversations. Features like Live Rewind and Siri Recap analyze audio and generate text reports.
- News on Fighting Age-Related Diseases
Fight Aging! offers consulting services in biotechnology and investments in the longevity industry.
- Why So Many AI Researchers Think the Machines Could Kill Everyone
Исследователь AI Rishub Jain quit Google DeepMind, fearing AI could lose control over itself and become a threat.
- Yemeni Group Used Claude Code for Missile Software Development
Operators in Yemen used Claude Code to develop missile guidance software, simulating trajectories and analyzing rocket tests without a dedicated engineering team.
