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   Leash Bio releases Minos, an agent sandbox for verifiable scientific reasoning

   A Latent Space episode features Ian Quigley of Leash Bio, which uses DNA-encoded libraries (DELs) to collect high-throughput protein–small molecule interaction data. The show says that data can supply tens of thousands of "lab-in-the-loop" simulations for scientific RL by agents, and has matured into Minos, with Leash Bio releasing a full preprint, blog and open dataset the same day. The episode also says Hermes, trained only on Leash Bio's own data, keeps pace with Boltz on public benchmarks, and that in its Kaggle competition about 2,000 teams failed to beat chance on an unseen chemical library. These claims come from the podcast description; the preprint and dataset are not included in the supplied material.

   Latent Space · 🔥 0
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   Nvidia pledges $250M of compute over five years for UK agentic AI safety research

   Nvidia announced on Oct. 13 that it will provide $250 million worth of accelerated computing over five years — roughly $50 million a year — to fund UK research into agentic AI safety and security, delivered through UK-based Nvidia Cloud Partners with infrastructure hosted in Britain. A portion goes to Oxford-led BOLD, UCL-led SOFAIR and Imperial College London, covering secure agents, open-model security and threat mitigation, and drawing on Nvidia's OpenShell runtime and Sentry reference design. Nvidia says provider selection, technical architecture and commercial terms are still to be agreed, and the figure is a valuation rather than a price, with none of it contracted; in the same UK ecosystem announcement it also disclosed planned investments in Boltz, Foresight, Hiverge, Prima Mente and Riverlane, and joined the Earthshot Prize as a Global Alliance Founding Partner.

   NVIDIA Blog · 🔥 0

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