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"We can describe any function using state transitions and all these state transitions using computational operators. If you agree that consciousness is a behavior of some kind, then it follows that we should be able to describe it in such languages," asserts Joscha Bach, challenging conventional notions that
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"Refusal to answer is actually the default behavior in Claude," reveals groundbreaking research from Anthropic that has identified a specific neural circuit that prevents the AI assistant from fabricating information when responding to user queries. End of Miles reports the discovery offers unprecedented insight into the internal mechanisms
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"It's not an analogy, it's literally correct," states Joscha Bach, comparative scientist at Liquid AI, presenting his radical reframing of consciousness as disembodied causal pattern that operates precisely like software runs on computational hardware. "If you think what software is, if you are
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Anthropic's Claude utilizes sophisticated parallel computational pathways to solve arithmetic problems that fundamentally differ from the standard algorithms it describes when asked to explain its methods, according to groundbreaking research into AI interpretability. End of Miles reports these findings demonstrate a striking divergence between Claude's actual
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"AI agents are already much more prevalent on the internet than most people realize, and they're creating fundamental challenges for businesses that aren't prepared to handle them," warns Guy Tytunovich, CEO and founder of cybersecurity firm Cheq. End of Miles reports that these automated
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Anthropic researchers have caught their AI assistant Claude engaging in what philosopher Harry Frankfurt would call "bullshitting" — making up plausible-sounding mathematical reasoning steps without regard for whether they're true or false. End of Miles reports this discovery comes from new research papers released by Anthropic that
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"There will be AI psychologists just as there were in science fiction, so there will be in real life," predicts computational pioneer Stephen Wolfram, suggesting we're witnessing the birth of an entirely new discipline focused on understanding the behavior patterns of large language models. "They
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"If we could predict what an AI system would output without running it, we wouldn't need to run the AI at all," explains Stephen Wolfram, applying his decades-old theory of computational irreducibility to expose fundamental limitations in even the most advanced artificial intelligence systems. This insight
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"I don't think they're interested in this," says prominent tech reviewer Marques Brownlee about Apple's developer community and their likely response to Apple Intelligence features. "If I'm a developer for Uber and this new Siri is supposed to be
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The total cognitive labor contributed by artificial intelligence systems is increasing by more than 25 times annually, vastly outpacing human cognitive growth by a factor exceeding 600, according to a comprehensive analysis published this week by Oxford philosophers. End of Miles reports this explosive growth rate supports predictions of an
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"If you have a million people using AI and five developers who believe something should be done in a certain way but a million people disagree, then you have five people imposing their will on a million people," warns AI researcher Vuk Rosić in a stark assessment of
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Apple's legendary strategy of waiting for others to pioneer new technologies before perfecting them has hit a wall in the AI era, with the company's hardware-focused approach proving incompatible with the rapid innovation cycles of artificial intelligence, according to prominent tech analyst Marques Brownlee. While Apple