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AI NewsSoftware EngineeringArtificial Intelligence
IBM’s Software Engineering Agent Tops Leaderboard for Java
IBM’s iSWE-Agent achieved 33% success in resolving Java issues on the Multi-SWE-Bench, surpassing previous leaderboard holders.
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AI NewsSoftware EngineeringAutomation
Teams of agents can take the headaches — and potential costs — out of finding IT bugs
IBM’s Project ALICE, a multi-agent system, demonstrates a 10-25% improvement in identifying root causes of IT issues.
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AI NewsTransparencyLLMs
IBM Granite is Ranked World’s Most Transparent Model
IBM Granite achieved a 95% score on the Stanford Foundation Model Transparency Index, surpassing all other models by 23 percentage points.
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AI NewsAgent AIDevOps
ToolOps: Enhancing Tool Reliability for AI Agents
IBM Research introduces ToolOps, a set of ALTK components improving correct tool invocations by up to 10%.
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AI NewsLLMsAI Evaluation
IBM and Notre Dame Open-Source Benchmark Cards for LLMs
IBM and University of Notre Dame released 105 validated benchmark cards and a dataset of 4,000 cards to improve LLM evaluation transparency.
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AI NewsPhysicsMaterials Science
A new advance in a two-century pursuit in physics
A new method for characterizing semiconductor materials, leveraging a mathematical concept from 300 BCE, unlocks over 20 material parameters from a single measurement.
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AI NewsSemiconductorsMachine Learning
Thermonat Models Heat with Unprecedented Accuracy
IBM’s Thermonat project achieved semiconductor heat prediction accuracy within 1°C, 50,000x faster than existing methods.
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AI NewsQuantum ComputingPhysics
Can quantum computers model nature’s most turbulent systems?
New research from IBM demonstrates a potentially exponential speedup for simulating stochastic quadratic differential equations, a key step towards modeling complex turbulent systems.
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AI NewsQuantum ComputingSupercomputing
Quantum-Centric Supercomputing with CPUs, GPUs, and QPUs
IBM researchers demonstrate quantum-centric supercomputing by combining CPUs, GPUs, and QPUs, achieving 100x speedup in chemistry simulations
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AI NewsSelf-HostingData Privacy
Maybe we don't need a server
Explores the potential for serverless personal tech by syncing data as files, reducing reliance on centralized services.
ServiceNow-AI’s Apriel-1.6-15b-Thinker achieves state-of-the-art performance against models ten times its size, scoring 57 on the Artificial Analysis Index.