ARC Prize presents Boston, Massachusetts · October 23, 2026 Frontier AI systems are increasingly neither purely deep learning nor purely symbolic. The most promising advances are emerging at the intersection of these paradigms, where neural networks, program synthesis, and formal reasoning can combine in novel ways. The ARC Prize Research Summit is a forum for
Long before a needle touches the skin, your immune system may have already decided how it's going to respond. Hidden among the antibodies circulating in a person’s blood could be signs of whether an upcoming vaccine will trigger a powerful defense or a comparatively weak response. Vaccines protect most people from severe disease, but their
August 20, 2026 |Art Guzzetti, Vice President for Policy, Mobility, Technical Services, and Innovation, American Public Transportation Association The history of public transportation is one of constant evolution and reinvention. Since the origin of the American Public Transportation Association (APTA) in 1882, transit providers have been at the center of continuous technology and institutional change. Through each
Some people think that AI detection isn't possible because LLMs are trained to imitate human text, but this is not the case. In fact, LLMs write in a distinctly different way than humans do, and this is what makes AI detection possible. In his Substack essay, Freddie DeBoer writes: "Where do [AI writing] patterns come
There’s a term circulating in mortgage technology conversations that deserves a closer look: AI-native. The implication is that companies built entirely in the AI era have a structural advantage over established platforms. If you didn’t architect your foundation around artificial intelligence from day one, the argument goes, you’re playing catch-up. That assumption warrants a closer