Physical AI

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Developer releases open-source Lego AI generator●Show HN: Made an open-source Lego AI generatorYhn Environment Weather11416 min ago
A developer has released an open-source tool that uses AI to generate Lego-style models, available on GitHub under the name ldraw-nova. The project was shared on Hacker News and drew attention from the community. It builds on the LDraw format, which is commonly used for Lego 3D modelling. Interest centres on how well the generator produces buildable designs.
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Harvard physicist Matthew Schwartz publishes 36 papers co-authored with Claude●Harvard particle physicist Matthew Schwartz drops 36 papers authored with ClaudeYhn Science Physics4829 min ago
Harvard particle physicist Matthew Schwartz has released 36 papers co-authored with the AI system Claude, according to online discussion. The batch publication is drawing attention to how prominently a senior academic has placed an AI tool in his research workflow, and it is sparking debate about authorship, scientific standards and the role of large language models in physics publishing.