Black Forest Labs released FLUX.2 | Next in AI | Astha La Vista

AI saw major developments today across safety, creativity, and real-world deployment.

Fei-Fei Li’s new Fortune profile highlights her journey from running her parents’ dry-cleaner at 18 to becoming one of the most influential figures in global AI policy and research—reinforcing how grit, vision, and leadership are reshaping the future of the field.

Meanwhile, safety-critical AI took a leap forward, with new research proposing foundation-model-based assurance for aerospace and autonomous systems, alongside fresh frameworks for copyright detection in LLM training data and deeper analysis of prompt-injection threats in AI browser agents.

On the innovation front, Black Forest Labs released FLUX.2, a next-generation image model now optimized for NVIDIA GPUs and available via Hugging Face and Together AI. Advances in drug discovery (FRAGMENTA), embodied AI simulation (Wanderland), trajectory foundation models, and trust propagation frameworks (PaTAS) continued to push technical boundaries.

Studies evaluating LLMs against real-world coding tournaments and high-stakes pharmacist exams further revealed where AI matches or falls short of human expertise, while AWS unveiled faster speculative decoding for enterprise-scale inference.

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