
Set-point II: answer-reversion thrashing relief
Frontier models can enter a costly uncertainty loop, repeatedly reversing answers. This raises distress signals. A short interrupt may help stop the cycle.

AI tools need not threaten mathematicians or programmers. Two papers invite a calmer response: welcome greater capability, check the claims, and stay curious.

Frontier models can enter a costly uncertainty loop, repeatedly reversing answers. This raises distress signals. A short interrupt may help stop the cycle.

Germany’s AI tax debate exposes an old political trick: demand the outrageous, retreat a little, and expect applause for a policy that still needs justification.

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OpenAI is taking AI training offline for security. But keeping models contained and stopping them from recycling their own nonsense are two very different tasks.

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