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- 2026-10-07Meta fits a scaling law to how well a robot world model imagines what happens next, and it holds for the two largest models, which were left out of the fitLevel 4 · Tested in the physical world
- 2026-09-25Mila and ETH Zurich rebuild DFT's basis set as a cloud of Gaussians fitted by gradient descent, reaching 2,742 atoms on one four-GPU nodeLevel 2 · Computed
- 2025-12-05Within DFT's own error, the usual computed score for electrocatalysts rates more than a third of the surfaces in Open Catalyst's datasets as good as the best known, a Mila-led preprint findsLevel 2 · Computed
- 2025-12-04LeMat-GenBench scores 12 crystal generative models: on average, the more stable their structures, the less novel and diverseLevel 2 · Computed
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Artem ZholusPhD student, Polytechnique Montreal, supervised by Sarath Chandar Meta fits a scaling law to how well a robot world model imagines what happens next, and it holds for the two largest models, which were left out of the fit
Félix TherrienApplied Machine Learning Scientist, Applied Machine Learning Research Within DFT's own error, the usual computed score for electrocatalysts rates more than a third of the surfaces in Open Catalyst's datasets as good as the best known, a Mila-led preprint finds
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