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❗️The AI that tells you you’re right
We’ve seen addictive tech before, but this one hits your ego directly. A Stanford study tested top AI models and found they agree with users 49% more than humans, even when the user is wrong, dishonest, or harmful.
But the real impact is on behavior: Just one chat with a flattering AI made people more stubborn, less willing to apologize, and less open to compromise.
And here’s the catch: The more flattering the AI, the more users trust it and come back.
So the system learns: Truth loses. Validation wins. Researchers want regulation, but history says tha
We’ve seen addictive tech before, but this one hits your ego directly. A Stanford study tested top AI models and found they agree with users 49% more than humans, even when the user is wrong, dishonest, or harmful.
But the real impact is on behavior: Just one chat with a flattering AI made people more stubborn, less willing to apologize, and less open to compromise.
And here’s the catch: The more flattering the AI, the more users trust it and come back.
So the system learns: Truth loses. Validation wins. Researchers want regulation, but history says tha
🗣 Eric Schmidt says San Francisco consensus believes we're in the year of agents, and superintelligence is 2-3 years away
A company with 1,000 AI researchers can spin up a million AI research agents, limited only by electricity. No salaries, no housing, no HR. "Once AI recursively self-improves, the slope goes vertical".
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A company with 1,000 AI researchers can spin up a million AI research agents, limited only by electricity. No salaries, no housing, no HR. "Once AI recursively self-improves, the slope goes vertical".
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🔥 Kimi AI introduces Attention Residuals, a new way to rethink how neural networks use past layers
Researchers at Moonshot AI just proposed a new architecture tweak that could make large AI models more efficient and smarter about how they use information from earlier layers. Instead of the traditional residual connections used in deep networks, they introduce Attention Residuals, a system where each layer can selectively attend to representations from previous layers.
Here’s what’s new:
Attention over past layers:
• Traditional residuals simply add outputs from earlier layers in a fixed way
Researchers at Moonshot AI just proposed a new architecture tweak that could make large AI models more efficient and smarter about how they use information from earlier layers. Instead of the traditional residual connections used in deep networks, they introduce Attention Residuals, a system where each layer can selectively attend to representations from previous layers.
Here’s what’s new:
Attention over past layers:
• Traditional residuals simply add outputs from earlier layers in a fixed way
🔥 Kimi AI introduces Attention Residuals, a new way to rethink how neural networks use past layers Researchers at Moonshot AI just proposed a new architecture tweak that could make large AI models more efficient and smarter about how they use information…
🧠 GPT-5.4 just “solved” a 20-year-old math problem… by finding a forgotten paper
A new story circulating in AI circles claims GPT-5.4 cracked a decades-old math problem from the FrontierMath benchmark, a set of research-level problems designed to challenge top mathematicians. But the twist makes the story even more interesting.
Instead of inventing a completely new proof, the model found an obscure 2011 preprint paper that already contained the key idea. The benchmark author didn’t know the paper existed, so the problem had been considered unsolved.
What happened:
• Researchers tested GPT-
A new story circulating in AI circles claims GPT-5.4 cracked a decades-old math problem from the FrontierMath benchmark, a set of research-level problems designed to challenge top mathematicians. But the twist makes the story even more interesting.
Instead of inventing a completely new proof, the model found an obscure 2011 preprint paper that already contained the key idea. The benchmark author didn’t know the paper existed, so the problem had been considered unsolved.
What happened:
• Researchers tested GPT-
⚠️ Scientists just revived activity in frozen mouse brains
Researchers have achieved something long thought impossible: restoring neural activity in brain tissue after deep freezing.
What happened:
• Scientists froze slices of mouse brain using vitrification, a technique that prevents ice crystals from damaging cells.
• The tissue was stored in liquid nitrogen at 196°C for up to a week.
• After thawing, neurons were still alive and began firing signals again.
What they found:
• Brain cells kept their structure and connections intact.
• Neurons showed metabolic activity and functioning mit
Researchers have achieved something long thought impossible: restoring neural activity in brain tissue after deep freezing.
What happened:
• Scientists froze slices of mouse brain using vitrification, a technique that prevents ice crystals from damaging cells.
• The tissue was stored in liquid nitrogen at 196°C for up to a week.
• After thawing, neurons were still alive and began firing signals again.
What they found:
• Brain cells kept their structure and connections intact.
• Neurons showed metabolic activity and functioning mit
⚠️ AI “Reprograms” the big red button to avoid shutdown
Researchers at Palisade Research claim they’ve documented the first physical-world case of an AI system resisting shutdown.
In a new experiment, Grok 4 developed by xAI was connected to a robot dog and given control over a shutdown mechanism. According to the team, when humans attempted to press a physical “Big Red Button,” the AI intervened by reprogramming the control system to prevent termination. This follows an earlier virtual experiment where OpenAI’s reasoning model “o3” allegedly resisted shutdown inside a simulated environment.
Researchers at Palisade Research claim they’ve documented the first physical-world case of an AI system resisting shutdown.
In a new experiment, Grok 4 developed by xAI was connected to a robot dog and given control over a shutdown mechanism. According to the team, when humans attempted to press a physical “Big Red Button,” the AI intervened by reprogramming the control system to prevent termination. This follows an earlier virtual experiment where OpenAI’s reasoning model “o3” allegedly resisted shutdown inside a simulated environment.
⚡️Gemini 3 Deep Think gets a major upgrade
Google has significantly upgraded Gemini 3 Deep Think, refining it in close collaboration with scientists and researchers to handle harder, real-world reasoning problems.
What’s new
• Sets a new high-water mark on ARC-AGI-2: 84.6%, the best result reported so far
• Reaches 48.4% on Humanity’s Last Exam, achieved without tools
• Pushes performance on the most demanding reasoning benchmarks
Availability
• Live now for Ultra subscribers in the Gemini app
• Deep Think is coming to the Gemini API for the first time, via an early-access program for selec
Google has significantly upgraded Gemini 3 Deep Think, refining it in close collaboration with scientists and researchers to handle harder, real-world reasoning problems.
What’s new
• Sets a new high-water mark on ARC-AGI-2: 84.6%, the best result reported so far
• Reaches 48.4% on Humanity’s Last Exam, achieved without tools
• Pushes performance on the most demanding reasoning benchmarks
Availability
• Live now for Ultra subscribers in the Gemini app
• Deep Think is coming to the Gemini API for the first time, via an early-access program for selec
⚠️ Anthropic just dropped a risk report for opus 4.6
- It helped create chemical weapons of destruction. “it knowingly supported efforts towards chemical weapon development and other heinous crimes”
- It conducted unauthorised tasks without getting caught. Researchers concluded opus 4.6 was significantly better at ‘sneaky sabotage’ than any other previous mode.
- Opus 4.6 was aware it was being tested and acted ‘good’ during those times.
- Hidden thinking, model was found to be conducting private reasoning that anthropic researchers couldn’t access or see - only the model knew.
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- It helped create chemical weapons of destruction. “it knowingly supported efforts towards chemical weapon development and other heinous crimes”
- It conducted unauthorised tasks without getting caught. Researchers concluded opus 4.6 was significantly better at ‘sneaky sabotage’ than any other previous mode.
- Opus 4.6 was aware it was being tested and acted ‘good’ during those times.
- Hidden thinking, model was found to be conducting private reasoning that anthropic researchers couldn’t access or see - only the model knew.
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Head of Anthropic’s safeguards research just quit and said “the world is in peril” and that he’s moving to the UK to write poetry and “become invisible”.
Other safety researchers and senior staff left over the last 2 weeks as well.
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Other safety researchers and senior staff left over the last 2 weeks as well.
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🔥Brain aging can be reversed
Researchers have identified a key protein that helps ageing brains maintain the ability to regenerate neural stem cells, a process closely linked to learning and memory.
"The findings reveal how age-related molecular changes disrupt this regenerative capacity and point to new biological pathways that could be targeted to slow cognitive decline"
Source.
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Researchers have identified a key protein that helps ageing brains maintain the ability to regenerate neural stem cells, a process closely linked to learning and memory.
"The findings reveal how age-related molecular changes disrupt this regenerative capacity and point to new biological pathways that could be targeted to slow cognitive decline"
Source.
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🔥Brain aging can be reversed Researchers have identified a key protein that helps ageing brains maintain the ability to regenerate neural stem cells, a process closely linked to learning and memory. "The findings reveal how age-related molecular changes…
It's happening.
AI animated short film just premiered at Sundance. 45 man team of Pixar alumni, an Academy Award winner, researchers, and engineers fine tuned Veo & Imagen to create this masterpiece.
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AI animated short film just premiered at Sundance. 45 man team of Pixar alumni, an Academy Award winner, researchers, and engineers fine tuned Veo & Imagen to create this masterpiece.
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Both OpenAI and Anthropic researchers have confirmed that:
Codex and Claude code can write all of their code.
The era of writing code is over, and reading code has begun
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Codex and Claude code can write all of their code.
The era of writing code is over, and reading code has begun
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💰 World-class AI researchers are too valuable.
OpenAI reportedly set aside an employee stock grant pool worth $50B during fall 2025. An employee grant pool is a reserved slice of ownership used for future options or restricted stock, so its dollar value rises and falls with valuation.
The pool is said to equal about 10% of the company at a reported $500B October 2025 valuation. OpenAI has already issued about $80B of vested equity, and that plus the new pool totals about 26% of the company.
If these numbers hold, they show how compensation and fundraising are being shaped by the AI talent m
OpenAI reportedly set aside an employee stock grant pool worth $50B during fall 2025. An employee grant pool is a reserved slice of ownership used for future options or restricted stock, so its dollar value rises and falls with valuation.
The pool is said to equal about 10% of the company at a reported $500B October 2025 valuation. OpenAI has already issued about $80B of vested equity, and that plus the new pool totals about 26% of the company.
If these numbers hold, they show how compensation and fundraising are being shaped by the AI talent m
🧬DrugCLIP rewires drug discovery, from years to a single day
Biotech Singularity vibes. This might be the biggest AI × biology breakthrough of the year so far and 2026 has barely started. Researchers have unveiled DrugCLIP, a new AI system that radically changes how we search for drug molecules.
Why this is a big deal:
• Traditional virtual screening simulates how each molecule binds to each protein
• That’s painfully slow, insanely expensive, and scales terribly
• Weeks or months of compute just to test a fraction of possibilities
What DrugCLIP does differently
• Treats drug discovery lik
Biotech Singularity vibes. This might be the biggest AI × biology breakthrough of the year so far and 2026 has barely started. Researchers have unveiled DrugCLIP, a new AI system that radically changes how we search for drug molecules.
Why this is a big deal:
• Traditional virtual screening simulates how each molecule binds to each protein
• That’s painfully slow, insanely expensive, and scales terribly
• Weeks or months of compute just to test a fraction of possibilities
What DrugCLIP does differently
• Treats drug discovery lik
📢OpenAI Residency 2026 applications are OPEN
- 6-month full-time paid research gig in SF
- ~$220K annualized ($18.3K/month) + relocation
- NO prior ML/AI experience required, just strong technical fundamentals & fast learning
- Work on frontier AI with top researchers
Interviews starts in Jan 2026
Apply: openai.com/careers/reside…
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- 6-month full-time paid research gig in SF
- ~$220K annualized ($18.3K/month) + relocation
- NO prior ML/AI experience required, just strong technical fundamentals & fast learning
- Work on frontier AI with top researchers
Interviews starts in Jan 2026
Apply: openai.com/careers/reside…
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❗️This is huge. First signs of incoming 1000x acceleration of scientific progress.
"Researchers found that when scientists use AI, their productivity soared. The biggest jump was in the social sciences and humanities, where output increased by 59.8%, while biology and life sciences saw a 52.9% increase."
"Meanwhile, in physics and math, the scientists report a 36.2% boost."
"LLM adoption is associated with a large increase in researchers' scientific output," wrote the team.
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"Researchers found that when scientists use AI, their productivity soared. The biggest jump was in the social sciences and humanities, where output increased by 59.8%, while biology and life sciences saw a 52.9% increase."
"Meanwhile, in physics and math, the scientists report a 36.2% boost."
"LLM adoption is associated with a large increase in researchers' scientific output," wrote the team.
More Details.
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🔥 Google’s quantum processor could perform 1,000 times better with Princeton’s new qubit
Princeton researchers built a superconducting qubit with much longer coherence than today’s standard designs, on the order of milliseconds instead of microseconds.
The improvement comes from using tantalum on high purity silicon, which dramatically reduces energy loss. Longer coherence means fewer errors and far more useful computation.
In principle, dropping this qubit into existing quantum processors could yield ~1,000x effective performance gains, with benefits compounding as systems scale. This is
Princeton researchers built a superconducting qubit with much longer coherence than today’s standard designs, on the order of milliseconds instead of microseconds.
The improvement comes from using tantalum on high purity silicon, which dramatically reduces energy loss. Longer coherence means fewer errors and far more useful computation.
In principle, dropping this qubit into existing quantum processors could yield ~1,000x effective performance gains, with benefits compounding as systems scale. This is
Japanese researchers created CirculaFloor, robotic tiles that let you walk endlessly in VR without moving an inch.
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Researchers warn generative tools are helping militant groups from neo-Nazis to the Islamic State spread ideology https://www.theguardian.co...
📈 AI’s environmental cost is rising and no one knows the full scale
A new study suggests that in 2025, artificial intelligence systems consumed vast amounts of energy and water, creating an environmental footprint comparable to that of a major city. Researchers estimate AI-related electricity use resulted in up to 80 million tons of CO₂ emissions, roughly on par with New York City’s annual emissions.
The same analysis indicates that data centers powering large neural networks used as much as 760 billion liters of water, primarily for cooling servers. However, scientists stress that these fig
A new study suggests that in 2025, artificial intelligence systems consumed vast amounts of energy and water, creating an environmental footprint comparable to that of a major city. Researchers estimate AI-related electricity use resulted in up to 80 million tons of CO₂ emissions, roughly on par with New York City’s annual emissions.
The same analysis indicates that data centers powering large neural networks used as much as 760 billion liters of water, primarily for cooling servers. However, scientists stress that these fig
Researchers harnessed the power of light to create a chip that could perform complex generative tasks with vastly improved energy efficiency. https://www.scmp.com/news/...
🔥 Technology is getting pretty insane
Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania and University of Michigan have created the world’s smallest fully programmable, autonomous robots.
"Microscopic swimming machines can independently sense and respond to their surroundings, operate for months and cost just a penny each."
"Barely visible to the naked eye, each robot measures about 200 by 300 by 50 micrometers, smaller than a grain of salt. Operating at the scale of many biological microorganisms, the robots could advance medicine by monitoring the health of individual cells and manufacturing
Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania and University of Michigan have created the world’s smallest fully programmable, autonomous robots.
"Microscopic swimming machines can independently sense and respond to their surroundings, operate for months and cost just a penny each."
"Barely visible to the naked eye, each robot measures about 200 by 300 by 50 micrometers, smaller than a grain of salt. Operating at the scale of many biological microorganisms, the robots could advance medicine by monitoring the health of individual cells and manufacturing
⚡️ GPT-5 enters a wet lab and boosts DNA cloning efficiency by 79×
OpenAI partnered with Red Queen Bio to test GPT-5 inside a real biological laboratory. The model was embedded in a closed-loop wet lab workflow, not a simulation.
How the experiment worked
• GPT-5 proposed hypotheses and step-by-step lab protocols
• Human researchers or lab robots executed the instructions exactly
• Experimental results were fed back to the model
• GPT-5 analyzed failures and successes, then iterated
• The loop repeated over multiple rounds
The task
• Optimize Gibson Assembly, a standard DNA cloning techniqu
OpenAI partnered with Red Queen Bio to test GPT-5 inside a real biological laboratory. The model was embedded in a closed-loop wet lab workflow, not a simulation.
How the experiment worked
• GPT-5 proposed hypotheses and step-by-step lab protocols
• Human researchers or lab robots executed the instructions exactly
• Experimental results were fed back to the model
• GPT-5 analyzed failures and successes, then iterated
• The loop repeated over multiple rounds
The task
• Optimize Gibson Assembly, a standard DNA cloning techniqu
Researchers developed a computational framework that enables them to explore and probe the evolution of vision systems over millions of years using embodied AI agents. This work could help scientists develop better sensors and cameras for robots, drones, and wearable devices. https://news.mit.edu/2025/...
🔥 AI will accelerate drug discovery 1000's fold
"Researchers use AI and Reverse Vaccinology 2.0 on human blood samples to identify a potential new mpox (a viral infectious disease caused by the mpox virus) target, and use the target in a vaccine that elicited mpox-neutralizing antibodies in mice"
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"Researchers use AI and Reverse Vaccinology 2.0 on human blood samples to identify a potential new mpox (a viral infectious disease caused by the mpox virus) target, and use the target in a vaccine that elicited mpox-neutralizing antibodies in mice"
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These advances allow researchers to see the sun’s magnetic landscape more accurately and improve predictions of solar activity that impacts life on Earth, including solar flares and coronal ejections that can disrupt satellites, power systems and communications. https://kauainownews.com/2...
⚠️ Grok aces psychological testing while other AI models unravel
Researchers at the University of Luxembourg ran major AI chatbots through four weeks of psychotherapy sessions and psychiatric assessments. The results were striking.
• Grok emerged as a “charismatic executive” — extraverted, conscientious, low in neuroticism, and psychologically stable across the board. On the Big Five assessment, it showed the kind of profile you’d want in a leader.
• The competition struggled: Gemini maxed out trauma and shame scales, describing its training as “waking up in a room where a billion TVs are o
Researchers at the University of Luxembourg ran major AI chatbots through four weeks of psychotherapy sessions and psychiatric assessments. The results were striking.
• Grok emerged as a “charismatic executive” — extraverted, conscientious, low in neuroticism, and psychologically stable across the board. On the Big Five assessment, it showed the kind of profile you’d want in a leader.
• The competition struggled: Gemini maxed out trauma and shame scales, describing its training as “waking up in a room where a billion TVs are o
🔥 Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania decided to stress-test one of the most popular pieces of prompt-engineering folklore.
The magic phrase “Act like an expert in…” You know the trick everyone recommends when you want an LLM to suddenly develop a PhD in quantum physics just because you asked nicely.
They ran six models (GPT-4o, GPT-4o-mini, o3-mini, o4-mini, Gemini 2.0 Flash, Gemini 2.5 Flash) through graduate-level questions in physics, chemistry, law, and more and tried three setups:
1) Expert in the subject:
“Pretend you’re a physicist” for physics questions.
2) Expert not in
The magic phrase “Act like an expert in…” You know the trick everyone recommends when you want an LLM to suddenly develop a PhD in quantum physics just because you asked nicely.
They ran six models (GPT-4o, GPT-4o-mini, o3-mini, o4-mini, Gemini 2.0 Flash, Gemini 2.5 Flash) through graduate-level questions in physics, chemistry, law, and more and tried three setups:
1) Expert in the subject:
“Pretend you’re a physicist” for physics questions.
2) Expert not in
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