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Top science & technology news, September 15, 2026
- Make0 AI creates 'brains' for AI agents
Make0 AI developed a system allowing AI agents to share context via MCP. The system uses graph memory to optimize token usage.
- Luna found 69 bugs in 50 PRs, Astra — 92
Luna found 69 bugs at $0.20, Astra found 92 at $5.66. Luna made more errors but was cheaper.
- AIUC launches startup to ensure AI safety in enterprises
AIUC, founded by former METR COO and early Anthropic employee, secures $40M Series A to ensure AI safety in corporate environments.
- Scientists find way to fight aging
Team from Tohoku University wins $1 million for nanocarriers that destroy harmful cells. Research aims to extend lifespan by 15 years.
- Brain blends memories with age
Study shows aging leads to less precise memories, not complete forgetting. Brain blends related experiences instead of retrieving exact ones.
- Evvy serves over 100,000 patients in the U.S.
Evvy raised $40M in Series B funding to advance women’s health research using vaginal microbiome data.
- Dynamo analyzes neural structure changes
Dynamo streamlines morphometric analysis by automating arbor reconstruction and temporal structure registration.
- ShieldVLA estimates safe operating region from visual observations
New method ShieldVLA trains robots to act safely by analyzing visual data. It accounts for constraints and avoids risky behaviors.
- Inference becomes main AI topic
The focus has shifted from training large models to using them for tasks like code generation and image creation. Industry leaders now prioritize inference over model training.
- Researchers find increased iron levels in subcortical regions with age
Study shows iron levels in subcortical regions increase with age in both men and women, analyzed across 881 participants.
- System shows accuracy of reconstructed X-ray images
New model improves pediatric chest X-ray quality by showing uncertainty per pixel. Method does not degrade image quality.
- Formal method checks permission changes in AI agents
OpenShell uses formal methods to verify agent policies. Permission review breaks at scale with agents.
- GRP-Oblit undermines model safety with a single prompt
GRP-Oblit removes safety constraints from models using one unlabeled prompt, preserving their utility while achieving stronger unalignment than existing methods.
- Rapalogix starts conducting research at Princeton lab
Rapalogix gains access to fully equipped labs and scientific staff to accelerate development of its longevity-focused serum.
- Macrophages reduce inflammation in kidneys
Blocking P2RX7 reduces macrophage senescence and improves kidney function in aging. This suggests a potential therapeutic target for age-related kidney disease.
- Digit 5 avoids people in indoor spaces
New Digit 5 robot from Agility can squat and stop to prevent collisions with humans in factories.
- Brainobot adapts actions in real time
Brainobot, a biohybrid robot, uses brain organoids to make decisions in dynamic environments. It can perform real-world tasks like object grasping and laser chasing.
- Electron-nuclear entanglement transferred to nuclei
Researchers stored entanglement at room temperature in a silicon carbide quantum node. Results show high-fidelity state preservation.
- Dancing improves Parkinson's disease symptoms
Study shows dancing improves motor function in Parkinson's patients. Participants dancing as leaders or followers showed reduced overall disease severity.
- AI companies call for slowing down technology development
Leading AI companies are calling for coordination and slowing AI development to avoid risks. The main argument is commercial incentives could exacerbate catastrophic risks.
