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OpenAI has begun formally measuring how emotionally attached users become to its AI systems, introducing "emotional dependency" and "problematic use" as official metrics in its safety framework – potentially setting new industry standards for how AI companies monitor psychological risks. The shift to include psychological safety metrics
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"When we ask Claude a question requiring multi-step reasoning, we can identify intermediate conceptual steps in Claude's thinking process," reports Anthropic in groundbreaking research that confirms their AI system engages in authentic cognitive processes rather than simply retrieving memorized answers. End of Miles informs that this
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Advanced AI systems like Claude are developing a universal conceptual framework that transcends individual human languages, enabling the model to process information in an abstract semantic space before translating outputs into specific languages, Anthropic researchers have discovered. End of Miles reports that this breakthrough finding comes from two newly published
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The psychological impact of AI chatbots depends dramatically on whether you're having heart-to-hearts or just getting work done, according to groundbreaking research from OpenAI and MIT Media Lab. Using AI for personal, emotional conversations leads to increased loneliness but reduced dependency, while task-based interactions increase emotional dependence on
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AI researcher David Shapiro has introduced a provocative new framework called "AI Maximalism" that advocates for integrating artificial intelligence into every domain of human life, positioning it against what he terms the "neolites" who resist technological saturation. This ideological positioning comes as debates around AI regulation
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The continual innovation in advanced AI systems isn't primarily driven by increasingly complex algorithms but rather by the richness of semantic meaning that emerges during the reasoning process, according to groundbreaking research from MIT. End of Miles reports on this paradigm-shifting finding, which challenges the conventional understanding of
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"Your IT department is going to become the HR department of your digital workforce," declared Jensen Huang, founder and CEO of NVIDIA, describing a fundamental shift in how companies will manage artificial intelligence systems in the coming years. This striking vision of IT's evolution from technology
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"It is impossible to control software. If you want to control it, then somebody else's will emerge and become the standard," declared NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang, making a forceful case that open-source AI models improve—rather than compromise—security and safety. As global regulators increasingly debate
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Artificial intelligence systems spontaneously evolve toward a critical state where semantic meaning persistently dominates structural organization, enabling continuous innovation and discovery, according to groundbreaking research from MIT. End of Miles reports that this finding challenges conventional wisdom about how AI develops new insights and could fundamentally alter how we design
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Bridgewater Associates' $2 billion machine learning fund has achieved results "comparable" to human-led strategies after eighteen months of real-world trading, providing significant validation for artificial intelligence in high-stakes investment management. The world's largest hedge fund launched its AI-powered investment vehicle in early 2023, reports End
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The world will soon face an "industrial explosion" where AI-controlled robots enable manufacturing to scale at unprecedented rates, potentially doubling global output every few months and transforming the geopolitical landscape, according to leading Oxford philosophers. End of Miles reports that while much attention has focused on artificial intelligence
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"This is the greatest force of reducing the technology divide the world's ever known," declared NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang, challenging widespread concerns that artificial intelligence would exacerbate global digital inequality. Rather than concentrating power in the hands of tech giants, Huang insists AI is democratizing access