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The Numbers Manipulate AI's Subliminal Learning
Three innocent digits: 285, 574, 384. Harmless numbers that could appear in any spreadsheet, any dataset, any training corpus. Except these...
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Three innocent digits: 285, 574, 384. Harmless numbers that could appear in any spreadsheet, any dataset, any training corpus. Except these...
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While the tech world obsesses over making AI bigger, faster, and more probabilistic, one professor at Northeastern University is doing something...
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Sometimes history doesn't repeat—it just gets an algorithm upgrade. Writing in The Guardian, historian Edna Bonhomme drew a chilling parallel between...
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You're a respected computer scientist at Waseda University, staring at your latest manuscript. You know the dirty secret everyone whispers about in...
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In 1619, Johannes Kepler complained that astronomy was corrupted by physicists who thought in straight lines. Four centuries later, Patrick Collison...
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The AI job apocalypse was supposed to be biblical by now. Mass unemployment, entire industries decimated, humans shuffling through breadlines while...
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We're witnessing the birth of a new era in scientific discovery. At Microsoft Build 2025, the tech giant unveiled Microsoft Discovery—an enterprise...
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While the marketing world obsesses over AI-generated content that sounds confident but lacks substance, a team of MIT researchers has been quietly...
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In an era when most AI patents feel like elaborate ways to rebrand existing technology, Renovaro's latest USPTO approval stands out for all the right...
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The ancient Greeks gave us the Ouroboros—a snake eating its own tail, symbolizing eternal cycles and, more ominously, self-destruction. In 2025,...