OpenAI announces the update of the GPT-5.5-Cyber model (new), which achieves a 85.6% score on the CyberGym benchmark compared to 81.9% in its initial version. Codex also obtained a new security plugin.
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AI bubble as a decade of waves, not a tsunami
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The thing that's different about the AI bubble (if you could call it a bubble) is that it's really a series of waves that will continue for at least the next decade. It might look like a tsunami, but surf season is up.
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Elon Musk questions FSD logic: slow driving, high-speed crash
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Yes, this makes no sense. FSD drives slowly through neighborhood streets and this was a high speed crash!
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New survey rethinks AI spatial intelligence via cognitive maps
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How do AI agents understand space like humans? Researchers from Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beihang, and NTU present a new survey that rethinks spatial intelligence through cognitive maps. They define cognitive maps as internal, persistent models of the world that are both
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Errata: Brave integrated into DINUM Assistant with LLM and web search separation
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ERRATA: Someone just explained to me that Brave is here called at the level of "The Assistant", the agent developed by DINUM. They separated the LLM model from web search queries in order to have more flexibility (which is smart and consistent, by the way). >>> So here, x.com/DFintelligence…
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MistralAI uses Brave Search API, but more complex than claimed
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ERRATA IN REPLY TWEET. I thought it was a joke, but yes, @MistralAI does use the Brave Search API for its web searches. However, it's a bit more complicated than what that mister over there wants us to believe. Brave Search does have a ZDR (Zero Data…
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Can AI improve public health and support global well-being?
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Can #AI improve public health and support global well-being?
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Men cite more multiple uses of AI than women
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How do men and women use AI? More than any single bar on this graph, I find the more important takeaway to be that men seem to be more likely to cite multiple uses of AI (as in, the blue bars add up to a higher number than the green bars). Also, men had previously been reported
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Meta AI leads in female users; ChatGPT dominates AI market
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Meta AI is the only AI chatbot with a higher percent of women who use AI than men (15% vs 13%). Gemini and Copilot have the largest differential in market usage (9). ChatGPT just still so far ahead of any other player.
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Young adults more likely to foresee negative AI consequences
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Age 18-29 are more likely to believe AI will have negative consequences (48% versus 39%/38%/35%). It's almost like the booing at college graduations is trying to tell us something… Again, in all groups, people believe that they as an individual will experience less negative