Los datos que muestra @Hvygens 👇sobre evolución de la producción cientifica Argentina son devastadores.
A fines de los 90, Argentina era líder científico indiscutido de América Latina: más papers y patentes per cápita que cualquier otro país de la región.
Pero como en tantas áreas, el modelo estatista, proteccionista y burocrático destruyó la capacidad de investigar e innovar, y fuimos ampliamente superados por países vecinos.
Impresionante: Chile hoy publica más del doble de artículos científicos por habitante, y Brasil y Uruguay también nos pasaron —cuando hasta los 90 todos tenían cifras muy inferiores a las argentinas.
Y lo hace gastando MENOS: Argentina invierte más en I+D como porcentaje del PBI que Chile y tiene más del doble de investigadores por habitante. Más recursos, más científicos, peor resultado.
El problema es el sistema. Es claro que el talento cientifico está.
La ciencia e innovación no florecen por decreto, ni con encierro, ni financiando burocracia.
Florecen con apertura, competencia, integración al mundo e interacción con el sector privado.
(Fuentes; Banco Mundial, National Science Foundation,Our World in Data)
Entre 1997 y 2000, los investigadores de instituciones argentinas publicaban más papers en revistas científicas y técnicas por millón de habitantes que sus pares de cualquier otro país de América Latina y, del mismo modo, los inventores argentinos registraban más patentes
The Top AI Papers of the Week (June 14 - June 21):
- PreAct
- SpatialClaw
- Back on Track
- OpenClaw-Skill
- From Trainee to Trainer
- Compositional Skill Routing
- Can LLM Agents Infer World Models?
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When Anthropic shut down Fable, every product, every agent, every integration that depended on it went dark overnight.
Not because of a technical failure. A government directive forced it, and because Anthropic couldn't segment access fast enough, they switched it off for everyone. Worldwide.
This is the clearest proof we've ever gotten that building on closed models means renting, not owning.
Bloomberg called it a win for sovereign AI. Fortune reported a global scramble for alternatives. CNBC called it a turning point. They're all right, but for a reason most people are missing.
The argument for open models used to be about cost and avoiding vendor lock-in. This week it became something bigger. When a single government directive can wipe out an entire model capability across every country simultaneously, the case for open weights isn't about saving money anymore. It's about resilience.
Countries building their own AI stacks aren't being protectionist. They're being rational. If your healthcare system, your financial infrastructure, or your defense apparatus runs on a model that someone else can turn off, you don't have an AI strategy. You have a dependency.
The open model ecosystem has been closing the gap on performance for months. Models like Nemotron are already competing at the frontier. This week it closed the gap on urgency.
🚨Anthropic just showed a 24-minute workshop on how to actually do prompts for Claude.
Taught by the people who built it.
Free. No registration. No paywall.
I've seen $300 courses that don't cover what they teach in the first 8 minutes.
Watch it and bookmark it now
La Iglesia Católica se posiciona sobre la IA.
El papa León XIV ha presentado “Magnifica Humanitas”, el primer documento oficial dedicado a la Inteligencia Artificial.
Es un documento de unas 184 páginas donde compara la revolución de la IA con la primera revolución industrial y llama a regularla con urgencia para proteger la dignidad humana, el trabajo, la educación, los niños y la paz.
Stanford University, OpenAI, Google DeepMind, and Anthropic Researchers believe AI may soon automate AI research itself.
Not just coding or writing…
but improving the next generation of AI systems.
The paper, “AI Researchers' Views on Automating AI R&D and Intelligence Explosions,” interviewed leading researchers across frontier AI labs and academia.
It identifies a major shift:
- AI is rapidly improving at coding and math
- Systems are moving from assistants → autonomous developers
- Many researchers now see automated AI research as a realistic possibility
This creates a critical turning point.
AI may soon stop being only a tool for researchers…
and start becoming a research contributor itself.
The study also reveals a growing concern:
If AI systems begin improving AI systems, progress could accelerate far beyond current expectations.
Researchers describe this as a potential feedback loop:
- better AI builds even better AI
- which accelerates future capability growth
This is one of the clearest signals yet that frontier labs are no longer thinking only about chatbots.
They are thinking about autonomous research systems.
The bigger implication is not just automation, it’s acceleration.
As AI becomes capable of handling more of its own development cycle, the pace of progress may increasingly depend on compute and autonomous experimentation—not only human researchers.
This points toward a deeper shift in AI:
From AI assisting research
to AI advancing AI itself
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Nine more Erdős problems have been solved.
This time, however, by Google DeepMind.
This shouldn't be underestimated, because on the one hand it increases competitive pressure, and on the other hand it proves that the other Frontier Labs can easily keep up.
Another 9 open Erdos problems solved, this time by DeepMind team.
Interesting loop of LLM - Lean agents working autonomously, and only after it's verified formally, going through human review.
Collaborative robots are moving automation from isolated cells into daily production activities beside human operators.
Factories adopting cobots reorganize safety procedures and line management to gain steadier execution with less physical strain on teams.
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10 WAYS TO PLAY ROBOTICS IN 2026
1. $TSLA building one of the most vertically integrated humanoid stacks combining Optimus Gen 3 hardware, its in-house AI5 inference chip & same FSD-based AI brain powering its vehicle fleet.
2. $NVDA platform layer for entire robotics industry with Isaac GR00T foundation models, Cosmos world models for synthetic training data & Jetson Thor on-board compute.
3. $PLTR Foundry & Warp Speed run mission control layer for robotic & autonomous fleets by turning sensor data & machine telemetry into a single deployable operating picture.
4. $OUSTleading public pure-play in 3D digital lidar where Rev8 native-color sensor line is now shipping to
$GOOGL & Volvo Autonomous while being integrated directly into Nvidia Jetson robotics stack.
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8. $SYNA Astra multimodal edge AI processors run wireless connectivity & sensing inside smart appliances, factory automation & autonomous robotic systems with Core IoT product sales growing 31% YoY.
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10. $AMZN deploys hundreds of thousands of warehouse robots to move & pick goods while $SYM & $SERV build the autonomous mobile robots that power fulfillment & last-mile retail logistics.
Top 10 Venture Capitalist firms that invested in Mexico last year:
1. Tiger Global
2. SoftBank
3. Kaszek Ventures
4. General Atlantic
5. Monashees
6. Sequoia Capital
7. Valor Capital Group
8. Wollef (former Jaguar Ventures)
9. Andreessen Horowitz
10. Accel Partners
Who gonna make the top 10 this year?
Google DeepMind's AlphaProof Nexus autonomously solved 9 open Erdős problems, some unsolved for 56 years, at a cost of a few hundred dollars per problem.
It also proved 44 open OEIS conjectures, resolved a 15-year-old question in algebraic geometry, and discovered a novel algorithmic parameter in optimization theory that humans hadn't found.
The core mechanism combines LLM reasoning (Gemini 3.1 Pro hype?!) with Lean formal verification. The AI generates proof attempts, Lean's compiler checks every logical step automatically. No human review needed to confirm correctness.
The most surprising finding: a basic agent that simply alternates LLM generation with compiler feedback replicated all 9 Erdős successes. The full-featured system with evolutionary search and reinforcement learning only provided meaningful advantages on the hardest problems.
This shows a more recent broader trend: as foundation models improve, simple agentic loops are catching up to complex specialized architectures
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What sets this apart from OpenAI's informal proof approach: formal verification acts as an automatic filter. The failure analysis showed the AI frequently hallucinated lemmas it claimed were established results, and often disguised the core difficulty by rephrasing it as a helper lemma. Informal proofs would let these errors pass. Lean catches them immediately.
The agent also detected misformalizations in existing mathematical literature, correcting ambiguities in problem statements before solving the corrected versions. It served as both a solver and a diagnostic tool.
Current limitations are real. Successes cluster in combinatorics, number theory, and optimization where Lean's math library is mature. Problems requiring substantial new theory remain out of reach. Most Erdős problems still weren't solved tho.
Added a DeepSeek Sparse Attention (DSA) from-scratch implementation to my LLMs-from-scratch repo thanks to an awesome new reader contrib.
With motivation, overview, and GPT-style model reference implementation as standalone example code: github.com/rasbt/LLMs-fro…
Can frontier models forecast scientific progress?
Mostly no, but here is why.
This work looks at 4,760 scientific events across disciplines. Frontier models can identify plausible research directions when given options. They cannot reliably predict whether an advance will land, and they get the timeline wrong.
They suggest that this is a calibration problem, not a knowledge problem. Frontier models are confidently miscalibrated about whether and when scientific advances arrive.
Important grounding for any AI-scientist or research-planning agent that uses model forecasts to pick its agenda.
Paper: arxiv.org/abs/2605.22681
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New study shows that the new Physical Efficiency Index (PEI), which includes accelerations, reveals a significantly higher load (1.35 vs. 1.18) than the traditional PEI in professional soccer. More accurate for monitoring fatigue, managing load, and preventing injuries.
An inspiring work on Physical AI: PhysX-Omni.
It introduces the first unified sim-ready generation framework for rigid, deformable, and articulated objects, along with a diverse dataset and new benchmark.
- Page: physx-omni.github.io
- Code: github.com/physx-omni/Phy…
- Dataset: huggingface.co/datasets/PhysX…
Physical AI is where the money is going next :
$OUST — Lidar sensors for robots and AVs. Velodyne merger. Profitability unproven.
$QCOM — Smartphone and auto chip designer. Snapdragon. Diversifying beyond mobile.
$ISRG — Robotic surgery monopoly. Da Vinci system. Pay-per-procedure model.
$TSLA — EVs, FSD, Optimus robot. Valued as AI co, not automaker.
$SYM — AI warehouse robotics. Walmart anchor client.
Los de Figure se van a marcar un directo de 8 horas con sus robots realizando de forma autónoma labores de trabajo con nivel de desempeño humano. Declaración de intenciones en toda regla!
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