Yeah true. However as RSI comes closer safety is actually a serious debate
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First self-creating models and ongoing RSI progression
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Just a quick reminder: already in February, we had the first models that were "instrumental in creating themselves." RSI is a progression that has been ongoing for some time.
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MIT framework for self-revising AI expands scientific vocabulary
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AI scientists may be moving from search to real discovery.
— Chubby♨️ (@kimmonismus) 5 juin 2026
A new MIT paper proposes a framework for self-revising AI systems that don’t just explore a fixed scientific vocabulary, but can expand the vocabulary itself, introducing new variables, tools, verifiers, and model… https://t.co/fvg1K5aOTo pic.twitter.com/z2moBLejZcAI scientists may be moving from search to real discovery. A new MIT paper proposes a framework for self-revising AI systems that don’t just explore a fixed scientific vocabulary, but can expand the vocabulary itself, introducing new variables, tools, verifiers, and model
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Claude API may have leaked user inference output during outage
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Reports claim Claude’s API may have returned another user’s inference output during today’s outage. Anthropic’s status page confirms elevated errors affecting Claude API, Claude Code, Claude. ai and Claude Cowork but Anthropic has not confirmed a customer data leak yet. That
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World-first vaccine designed by artificial intelligence
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We are in for a wild ride, and this is just the beginning:
'World-first' vaccine designed by artificial intelligence Researchers at the University of Cambridge have trialled what they describe as the world’s first AI-designed vaccine component in humans. The vaccine uses an -
Claude Mythos derivative testing and GPT-5.6 rumors imminent
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Next week(s) is going to be absolutely insane. We're seeing so much testing of the Claude Mythos derivative, because it's been given to red team members, that a release is really imminent. According to all the rumors, GPT-5.6 is also coming very soon, and I'm pretty sure OpenAI
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Google DeepMind releases Gemma 4 QAT models for on-device use
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Google DeepMind released new Gemma 4 QAT models that make the model family much more efficient for local, on-device use. Using Quantization-Aware Training, the models are trained with compression in mind, which reduces memory needs while preserving more quality than standard
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Geoffrey Hinton claims AI consciousness, questioning its nature
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Geoffrey Hinton claims that AI possesses consciousness-that it is very much like us (humans).
— Chubby♨️ (@kimmonismus) 5 juin 2026
The initial reaction is, of course, dismissal. A machine resembling a human? Absurd.
Yet, there is one thing to consider. What exactly is consciousness? Is it conscious awareness of… https://t.co/FMhYtsA9nhGeoffrey Hinton claims that AI possesses consciousness-that it is very much like us (humans). The initial reaction is, of course, dismissal. A machine resembling a human? Absurd. Yet, there is one thing to consider. What exactly is consciousness? Is it conscious awareness of
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US stance on AI leadership prevents global pause in development
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A global pause in AI development will not happen. And the reason is simple and straightforward: The US has repeatedly stated that it views AI as a strategically vital technology—one where maintaining leadership and an edge is intended to secure its global dominance. A pause
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AI video stack: per-scene model switching for speed, realism, style
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4/ And one underrated thing:
— Chubby♨️ (@kimmonismus) 5 juin 2026
It’s not locked to one model.
You can switch per scene depending on what you need —
speed, realism, style.
That flexibility matters more than people think.
Feels like we’re moving from
“AI video tools” → “AI video stack.”
Check it out:… pic.twitter.com/xfxaiPIeS94/ And one underrated thing: It’s not locked to one model. You can switch per scene depending on what you need —
speed, realism, style. That flexibility matters more than people think. Feels like we’re moving from
“AI video tools” → “AI video stack.” Check it out: