RealFeedApp betaTop science & technology news, October 27, 2026
- AI agents wrote a renderer for a promo video in code
A developer used Claude Code to build a JavaScript renderer that generates videos from code, including animations and notifications. The system automatically verifies timing and element sequencing within the video.
- SGLang fixed KV cache exposure in GLM-5.3
A vulnerability was found allowing access to KV cache from one request by another when using SGLang PD. Developers implemented a deferred memory release mechanism and checksum verification to fix the issue.
- Court stops Anthropic from stealing texts for AI
Judge William Alsup ruled that Anthropic cannot pirate books to create a permanent central library, yet deemed the use of materials for training Claude's LLMs as fair use, comparing AI learning to human reading and memory.
- GSK gets approval for new cancer type
GSK has received FDA approval for a new cancer indication, unveiled initial data from a global study of next-generation chemotherapy, and highlighted a licensed medicine in a presidential session.
- Two trial participants died
After two participant deaths in a Phase 2a trial for autoimmune diseases, Artiva Biotherapeutics has announced the end of its AlloNK natural killer cell therapy development and major staff cuts. One death was linked to fludarabine chemotherapy, while the cause of the second death is still being investigated.
- Nine patients gained more than five extra hours of symptom control
In the Phase I trial, XS411 increased the time with controlled symptoms by more than five hours per day for nine patients. Enrollment for the Phase II trial in China has been completed.
- 47 women improved skin firmness and elasticity over 12 weeks
A double-blind study showed that RLX-201 made skin firmer and more elastic in 31 participants over 12 weeks. The other 16 women received a vehicle control without the active ingredient.
- Hayflick limit: 40 to 60 divisions
Leonard Hayflick demonstrated in 1961 that normal human fetal cells divide between 40 and 60 times in culture before entering senescence. Macfarlane Burnet coined the term "Hayflick limit" in 1974.
- Hugging Face launched similar tool operating at the DNA level
A Chinese research collaboration launched software that generates proteins based on natural language descriptions, though success rates remain limited. Hugging Face also released a similar tool for DNA-level design.
- Rohit Patel leaves Meta to launch Ndoc
Rohit Patel is leaving Meta to launch Ndoc, an AI-native alternative to Microsoft Office and Google Workspace. The platform integrates presentations, dashboards, and simulations into a single workspace accessible to all colleagues.
- sgRNA encapsulation efficiency reaches 90.33%
Researchers developed lipid nanoparticles that release Cas9/sgRNA complexes only under light illumination, enabling precise editing of the VEGFA gene to inhibit choroidal neovascularization.
- Trump administration hides court decision on spying for US citizens
Democratic senators Ron Wyden and Adam Schiff urge the Trump administration to renew Section 702 before the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court publicly releases its findings on illegal surveillance.
- Company Disruptive allocates up to $1 billion per check in new fund
The Dallas-based firm Disruptive announced a $10 billion fund to invest in at least 10 late-stage companies, with individual checks up to $1 billion. Investors have already committed at least $7.5 billion, and the fund targets capital-intensive sectors like AI and defense.
- Cerebras and Oracle partner for faster AI inference
The partnership enables labs and enterprises to use accelerated request processing for building responsive agents. The solution integrates into OCI Enterprise AI, reducing latency in multi-step tasks.
- Over 12 percent of Nature Communications reviews were found to be completely AI-generated in 2025
By 2025, an estimated 57 percent of published academic articles will show evidence of large language model influence, up from 12 percent in 2023. Only one in four papers with statistical AI evidence formally disclosed its use.
- Update to 0.42.1 prevents security bypass
Version 0.42.1 fixes how component library names are resolved during model loading to prevent bypassing the trust_remote_code security check.
- Genie 4 combines capabilities from the Gemini family
The model, built on the Gemini Omni and other Gemini models, creates infinitely variable simulations where events trigger environmental reactions, sounds, and human movement.
- Measuring lateral ventricular volume oscillations via fast resting-state fMRI
Analysis of 99 adults revealed that lateral ventricular volume oscillates in sync with respiration and cardiac cycles, with variability decreasing as age increases.
- Rare damaging variants are more common in Autreg than Autnreg
A study of 51,633 individuals from the SPARK cohort found that autistic regression (Autreg) is associated with more frequent rare damaging coding variants compared to autism without regression (Autnreg).
- IBM researchers achieved 99 percent transfer accuracy
Researchers linked two 120-qubit chips using four superconducting aluminum couplers over 80 cm, achieving an average transfer accuracy of 99 percent.
