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Artificial Intelligence: 112 AI articles covering artificial intelligence news, analysis, and research
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The Rise of AI 'Civilizations' and the Decline of Corporate⭐9
The rise of AI anthropomorphism is deflecting blame from corporations, eroding accountability, and complicating liability after major security breaches.
You Know Who Really Hates AI? Insurance Claims Adjusters⭐9
98% of insurance claims adjusters' AI mentions in Glassdoor reviews are negative, citing job loss fears, flawed estimates, and devalued expertise.
Time Capsule of Testable Human Knowledge: 41 Years of Jeopardy!⭐9
A 9GB local AI model answers 67% of 529,939 Jeopardy! clues across 41 seasons, proving portable, free knowledge—outperforming IBM's 2011 Watson on post-training...
Large Models for Battery Prognostics and Health Management: A⭐9
A review of large models for battery prognostics and health management, covering key challenges, methods, and a future roadmap.
How to Work with AI Coding Agents⭐10
Learn practical tips for working with AI coding agents to produce better code, maintain control, and streamline your development workflow.
Bill Gates Says We've Crossed AI's Danger Thresholds. What Now?⭐8
Bill Gates warns humanity has crossed AI's danger threshold, urging governments to prioritize regulation, safety protocols, and global treaties.
Kids Outlearn AI—and We Still Don’t Know Why⭐9
Kids outlearn AI with a fraction of the data—why children beat large language models, and what this mystery means for smarter, more efficient AI.
AI Decodes the Hidden 'On Switch' in Human DNA⭐8
AI decodes the hidden DNA 'initiator' switch, revealing gene activation patterns in 60% of human genes to predict harmful mutations.
OpenAI's New Power Center: Greg Brockman Takes the Helm⭐8
OpenAI's leadership evolves as Greg Brockman takes operational helm, driving daily strategy, product development, and partnerships alongside CEO Sam Altman's ex...
We Still Don’t Know How People Are Really Using AI⭐10
New study reveals AI use is far more personal than work-focused, challenging tech giants' productivity claims with surprising insights.