AI researcher's 26,000-word claim: Neural nets aren't tangled after all
Nick Cammarata's Goodfire post has the AI world split - if he's right, monitoring frontier models just got a lot easier.

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Nick Cammarata's Goodfire post has the AI world split - if he's right, monitoring frontier models just got a lot easier.
New research links a modest daily walk to less tau buildup and nearly half the cognitive and functional decline, even for those with early signs.
A three-decade review of meeting science finds the most effective leaders listen more than they speak - and that cutting aimless meetings is the fastest productivity win.
The researcher's new book argues standardized AI tests are fundamentally broken, but he says they can be rebuilt into a real science.
The research community is wowed and worried as experts debate whether AI can break the algorithms protecting your texts and bank log-ins.
A scientist's unexplained death at a closed anti-plague facility raises urgent questions about biosecurity across the former Soviet Union.
The Economist's warning to AI neolabs: start producing results, or face a reckoning.
Shook Research rebranded to Veritant after its founder admitted paying Forbes' editor for favorable coverage. Here is what that means for every media-adjacent business.
2,600 AI probes on Alibaba's Amap traced to Tencent Cloud - a data war warning.
A new Rutgers analysis finds a small but real link between GLP-1 blockbusters and a rare condition that can cause sudden, potentially permanent vision loss - here's what the low absolute risk means for millions of patients.
A new research-level math benchmark called First Proof shows frontier AI models excelling while open-source rivals struggle, raising cost and access questions for builders.
Graduates are using AI to misrepresent themselves across hundreds of applications, and the research says the strategy is backfiring. Here is what it means for hiring managers and job seekers.