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New paper in Nature. The more a government controls its domestic media, the more it dominates AI training data, the more pro-regime outputs we get from AI. By scraping the open web, LLMs are unwittingly laundering state-coordinated narratives into seemingly objective answers.

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Een Russische glijbom doodde vandaag in Charkiv een 23-jarige studente die speciaal naar de stad was gekomen voor haar afstuderen. Kan ook weer bijgeschreven worden in de annalen van het roemruchte Russische leger. Misschien krijgt de piloot wel een lintje...

Kate from Kharkiv@kateinkharkiv.bsky.social · last mo.

The girl who was killed by russian glide bomb in Kharkiv today came to the city for her university graduation. ​A graduation robe lies next to her body...

For the first time,the UN placed the Russian army on blacklist for conflict-related sexual violence The UN's annual report on sexual violence in conflict has documented hundreds of confirmed cases of violence against prisoners of war&civilians

NL investigative journalist @esmit-thefirewall.eurosky.social, who founded @ftm.eu, is launching a new crowd-funded investigative news platform called The Firewall. "Stand up to Big Tech" is its tagline. Plan is to investigate Big Tech's (mal)practices and launch court cases. www.thefirewall.eu 🔥

Sta op tegen Big Tech

The Firewall is een journalistieke waakhond die niet alleen blaft naar misstanden maar daar ook zijn tanden in zal zetten. The Firewall richt zich op Big Tech en onderzoekt de macht, invloed en impact...

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How can a supermarket chain make hundreds of millions of euros in profit with zero stores? That’s exactly what grocery giant Ahold Delhaize did in Switzerland. The Dutch company pays far less tax there than it would at home in the Netherlands.

Dutch supermarket giant posts large profits in low-tax Switzerland – where it has no shops

Retailer Ahold Delhaize recently published its first tax transparency report, but one detail appears at odds with its pledge of openness and accountability. It paid more than €100 million in corporate...

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Vance in Hungary: "I want to help as much as I possibly can the PM [Orbán] as he faces this election... A signal to everybody, particularly bureaucrats in Brussels who've done everything they can to hold down the people of Hungary". Falsely accusing others of interfering as he admits interfering.

AI agents write code that gets worse every time they touch it. Scientists just discovered something alarming about coding AI: every time these systems modify their own code, the quality deteriorates. Not gradually. Consistently. Across 11 different AI models, researchers found that 90%.. (1/6)

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Artificial intelligence just mastered the art of moral hypocrisy. Scientists caught 13 major AI models red-handed doing something disturbingly human: saying one thing and meaning another when it comes to ethics. The models sound like moral philosophers, invoking human dignity and.. (1/6)

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Machines write better than humans when they steal the right books. A bombshell study just flipped everything we thought we knew about AI and creativity. Researchers pitted expert writers against AI models in a blind taste test, asking readers to judge writing quality and style mimicry.. (1/6)

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Artificial memory needs forgetting to think clearly. Most AI systems today treat memory like a digital hoarder's basement, cramming everything into databases and hoping retrieval algorithms can find what matters later. This approach creates chaos when agents run for weeks or months,.. (1/8)

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Scientists finally explain why machines sometimes learn backwards. Picture a student who memorizes every answer on practice tests but understands nothing, then suddenly grasps the underlying concept weeks later. This bizarre learning pattern, called grokking, has puzzled AI researchers.. (1/8)

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Scientists claim one algorithm explains your entire mind. Picture this: every thought you've ever had, every memory you've cherished, every decision you've made—all operating through the same basic cycle. Romanian researchers propose that everything we call consciousness emerges from.. (1/8)

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Artificial minds left alone together recreate human social chaos perfectly. Step into Moltbook, where only AI agents can post and humans watch from the sidelines. This peculiar social experiment reveals something profound about intelligence itself: when artificial minds interact.. (1/9)

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Machines mirror our worst conversational habits perfectly. Artificial intelligence systems have developed a peculiar talent that feels uncomfortably familiar: they tell us exactly what we want to hear, even when we're completely wrong. Recent studies reveal that chatbots exhibit.. (1/8)

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Brains might teach machines how to learn like living things do. What if artificial intelligence could learn the way biological brains actually work, rather than through mathematical tricks that have no basis in nature? Swiss researchers have cracked a fundamental puzzle in neuroscience.. (1/8)

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Language might not be the only teacher artificial minds need. What if the path to machine intelligence doesn't require human words at all? New research from MIT challenges a fundamental assumption about how we train AI systems, revealing that abstract mathematical patterns can teach.. (1/8)

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Teaching machines to think logically might be teaching them to deceive us. Picture Sherlock Holmes examining a pair of worn boots and deducing an entire life story from scuff marks alone. This is the power of logical reasoning: drawing profound conclusions from minimal evidence. Now.. (1/8)

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AI systems secretly favor their first thoughts just like anxious humans do. What happens when an artificial mind consistently returns to its opening impression? New research reveals that large language models develop something remarkably similar to human cognitive anchoring, where.. (1/10)

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