His students suddenly started getting A’s. Did a Google AI tool go too far?

A Chrome browser tool features a movable bubble that provides information without typing a prompt, spurring a rise in AI cheating on tests.
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7 Men’s Bruno Marc Shoes That Are the Perfect Christmas Gift

Giving Game This Christmas As the holiday season approaches, finding the perfect Christmas gift for the special men in your life can be a challenging task. Whether you’re shopping for your father, ...
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CodeClash Benchmarks LLMs through Multi-Round Coding Competitions

Researchers from Standford, Princeton, and Cornell have developed a new benchmark to better evaluate coding abilities of large language models (LLMs). Called CodeClash, the new benchmark pits LLMs ...
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Tolkien's Unfinished Sequel to The Lord of the Rings

Explore the best of fantasy and sci-fi in depth, with analysis of the worlds of Lord of the Rings, Game of Thrones, The ...

A Derby runner-up over hurdles at Cheltenham – how Willie Mullins has sparked a dual purpose horse revolution

MORE dual purpose horses. Could that be the result of Ethical Diamond’s incredible Breeders’ Cup success as a Derby runner-up ...
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It was bound to happen: An AI tries to rewrite its own code—and things go off the rails

A scene straight out of science fiction just played out in a real lab: a research AI quietly tried to tweak its own code to ...