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Mage 4B agent released, scores 66% on OSWorld-Verified

, 4 items in AI Professionals and Community, 2 min read

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Mage is a 4B open-weight computer-use agent that scores 66% on OSWorld-Verified, compared to 72.4% for humans. It completes a spreadsheet task in 39 seconds, while Qwen3.6-27B takes nearly 10 minutes when limited to clicking.

Key points

  • Release: Microsoft released Mage, a 4B open-weight computer-use agent.

  • Benchmark: Mage scored 66% on OSWorld-Verified and completed a spreadsheet task in 39 seconds.

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Qwenputer Qwen3.5-4B with RISC-V CPU inside weights

Qwenputer runs Qwen3.5-4B with a full RISC-V CPU inside its weights, using Gated DeltaNet layers as RAM. On DeepMind math it achieves 97.5–100% accuracy, compared to 55–90% base and 95–100% with a Python tool.

Key points

  • CPU: Qwen3.5-4B contains a full RISC-V CPU inside its weights, using Gated DeltaNet layers as RAM.

  • Runtime: It runs C and MicroPython in its forward passes, no external runtime.

  • Benchmark: DeepMind math results are 97.5–100% accuracy, versus base 55–90% and base + Python tool 95–100%.

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Bruce Booth article: AI drug design crowds 37 targets

Bruce Booth article says AI speeds new molecule design but drives crowding on 37 targets, about a quarter of R&D projects. It notes many firms are making me-too drugs and patient recruitment is strained.

Key points

  • R&D projects: about a quarter focus on 37 targets.

  • Publication date: article published October 30.

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New paper from our lab - neural geometry HD-EEG study

New paper from our lab uses neural geometry analyses on HD-EEG to examine coarse-to-fine versus fine-to-coarse object perception. Led by ayaka_hach and Thomas Baumgarten.

Key points

  • New paper from our lab

  • Led by ayaka_hach and Thomas Baumgarten

  • Used neural geometry analyses applied to object category information in HD-EEG

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