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AI Research

Vol. 1·Saturday, April 11, 2026·No. 54

Isomorphic Labs Is Designing Drugs on a Computer. Now It Has to Prove They Work.


Isomorphic Labs Is Designing Drugs on a Computer. Now It Has to Prove They Work.

Isomorphic Labs has a Nobel Prize-winning platform, $600 million in fresh capital, and partnerships worth up to $3 billion with Eli Lilly and Novartis. Its first AI-designed drug was supposed to enter human clinical trials by end of 2025. It didn't. What the delay reveals about the gap between computational elegance and biological proof.


Bio & Science
Noah Ogbi13 min read
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AI Policy

Vol. 1·Wednesday, April 8, 2026·No. 52

Anthropic Built a Model Too Dangerous to Release. Its Fix Is to Give It Away to Big Tech.


Anthropic Built a Model Too Dangerous to Release. Its Fix Is to Give It Away to Big Tech.

Claude Mythos Preview can autonomously find and exploit zero-day vulnerabilities in every major operating system and browser. Rather than shelve it, Anthropic has handed it to a coalition of 50-plus firms under Project Glasswing. The strategy is defensible. Whether it holds depends on who else is building the same thing - and Washington's posture toward the company that built it.


SafetyAI PolicyAnthropic
Noah Ogbi15 min read
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AI Research

Vol. 1·Friday, April 3, 2026·No. 50

Gemini 3.1 Pro Reviewed: Google's Reasoning Reversal


Gemini 3.1 Pro Reviewed: Google's Reasoning Reversal

Google DeepMind's Gemini 3.1 Pro arrived with the strongest independently verified reasoning scores of any frontier model. Three weeks later, GPT-5.4 changed the picture. A benchmark-by-benchmark assessment of where Gemini still leads, where it has fallen behind, and what the competitive gap actually looks like on verified data.


Frontier ModelsGoogle
Noah Ogbi16 min read
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AI Research

Vol. 1·Thursday, April 9, 2026·No. 53

The Benchmark Racket: Why the Frontier Model Race Is Measuring the Wrong Thing

The Benchmark Racket: Why the Frontier Model Race Is Measuring the Wrong Thing

Six publicly available frontier models are clustered within 1.3 percentage points on the industry's most-cited coding benchmark. Meanwhile, a withheld model just scored 93.9% on the same test. The measurement system isn't broken - it's being gamed at two levels simultaneously.


Frontier ModelsResearch
Noah Ogbi13 min read
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Industry

Vol. 1·Sunday, April 5, 2026·No. 51

SoftBank's Borrowed Bet: What a $40 Billion Unsecured Loan Says About the OpenAI Wager


SoftBank's Borrowed Bet: What a $40 Billion Unsecured Loan Says About the OpenAI Wager

SoftBank wired its first $10 billion OpenAI tranche today - borrowed in full from JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs, and three Japanese banks on a 12-month unsecured loan. The deal's architecture reveals more about its risks than its headline number does.


Industry StrategyOpenAI
Noah Ogbi8 min read
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AI Policy

Vol. 1·Tuesday, March 31, 2026·No. 49

The Missing Rung: AI Is Eliminating the Entry-Level Job, and the Consequences Will Compound

The Missing Rung: AI Is Eliminating the Entry-Level Job, and the Consequences Will Compound

Employment for workers aged 22 to 25 in AI-exposed occupations has fallen 16 percent since ChatGPT's release, while older workers in the same fields have held steady or grown. The entry-level job is disappearing not through mass layoffs but through a quiet failure to hire - and the long-run consequences for the talent pipeline have not yet been priced in.


AI PolicyLabor & Jobs
Noah Ogbi9 min read
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