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OpenAI's Goblin Problem: How a Reward Signal Infected Multiple GPT-5 Models
It started with a goblin. Then came the gremlins. Then raccoons, trolls, ogres, and pigeons.
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It started with a goblin. Then came the gremlins. Then raccoons, trolls, ogres, and pigeons.
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We've known this. We just haven't been saying it loudly enough.
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A new PwC study of 1,217 senior executives across 25 sectors has found that 74% of AI's economic value is captured by just 20% of organizations,...
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A growing body of research is raising a question that cuts against the prevailing enthusiasm for AI productivity tools: what does regular reliance on...
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Salesforce stock is down 30% year-to-date. The iShares Expanded Tech-Software Sector ETF is down 20% over the same period. The market has spent much...
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A study published in the Harvard Business Review tested the world's leading large language models — including GPT-5, Claude, Gemini, and Grok —...
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The problem with AI adoption isn't enthusiasm. It's method.
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ChatGPT has 900 million weekly active users. That's more than 10% of the global population, every week, using one product. By any reasonable measure,...
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Four network layers: the AI falls on its face navigating a maze. 1,024 layers: the same agent walks upright and vaults over walls.
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The way generative AI models learn has had a structural dependency problem for years, and a German startup just published a credible solution to it.
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OpenAI published research this week with a finding that sounds alarming on the surface but lands as something closer to reassuring: frontier AI...
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Anthropic just published one of the more rigorous attempts to measure what AI is actually doing to the labor market — not what it might do, not what...
Forget the robots-taking-over headlines. These 10 prompts will show you how to use AI for the boring stuff you actually need to get done—like writing emails that don't suck, brainstorming ideas when your brain is fried, and automating the repetitive tasks eating your day.