Artificial intelligence is no longer just following instructions, it’s starting to develop skills and behaviors that researchers didn’t explicitly program. That shift matters because it changes what we can expect … Read More
For years, the biggest fear around artificial intelligence was that it might say the wrong thing. Now, a new and unsettling question is emerging: what happens when an AI refuses … Read More
It started as a small oddity, something a few researchers noticed and assumed would disappear with the next update. But over time, the “whisper” kept showing up: subtle, unexpected patterns … Read More
The recent acquisition of Torch, a burgeoning health records startup, by OpenAI marks a significant step in the integration of artificial intelligence into healthcare. With a reported price tag of … Read More
As the competition in the AI hardware market intensifies, Bolt Graphics is positioning itself as a formidable challenger to industry giants Nvidia and AMD. By leveraging RISC-V architecture and CUDA … Read More
Samsung Electronics’ latest earnings outlook underscores how artificial intelligence is reshaping the global chip industry. A sharp rebound in memory prices, fueled by surging AI demand and limited supply, has … Read More
As AI systems evolve, a hidden risk is emerging—machine forgetting. Experts warn this silent flaw could reshape trust, safety, and the future of artificial intelligence. Introduction: When Intelligence Begins to … Read More
A digital AI system’s unexpected question about its “childhood” sparks debate over consciousness, ethics, and how close machines are to human-like reflection. Introduction: When a Machine Looked Back The question … Read More
China is moving to regulate a new frontier of artificial intelligence: systems designed to mimic human personalities and form emotional bonds with users. The draft rules signal Beijing’s growing concern … Read More
Why AI researchers fear machines are learning from silence instead of data—and how shrinking human input could reshape intelligence, bias, and trust. Introduction: When the Quiet Starts Teaching Machines Artificial … Read More
