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Who Decides How AI Thinks? A Weekly digest Sep, 26 - Oct, 3
We tend to talk about an AI model as if everything important happens inside its weights. This week gave us several reasons to look closer.
Some researchers are asking whether models can learn how to group information for themselves. Others...
Better AI Decisions Need More Than Better Models
A model can judge that a security alert is probably harmless. Deciding to ignore it is another matter. The consequences of being wrong belong in that decision, too.
This week, we’re looking at what surrounds an AI system’s choices: the opt...
How Much More Can We Get From the AI We Already Have?
A robot turns away from a table. An agent finishes a difficult task. A model runs through the same layers again. What should carry forward, and what can the system do with it next?
This week, we’re looking at the structures that make AI’s...
AI Is Learning What to Remember, Predict, and Decide
Not every AI task needs a giant model generating a long response. Sometimes a simple decision is enough. Sometimes a useful memory saves hours of searching. And sometimes a model needs to imagine several possible futures before choosing wha...
What Should AI Be Allowed to Change?
AI is becoming a lot less fixed.
Agents can build new tools while working. Test-time training lets models update themselves during inference. RSI research is experimenting with improving everything from memory and strategy to model weight...
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Founder of The Turing Post https://www.turingpost.com/. Co-founder of TheSequence. Board Member at Track Two: an Institute for Citizen Diplomacy
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