AI is already shaping decisions in councils across England but the governance needs to catch up. New research outlines three practical realities shaping how councils govern #AI. Read more: ai.cam.ac.uk/blog/three-thin…
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Controlling Project Launches: The Need for Governance Standards
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This thinking is wrong. The core problem is that any Tom Dick Harry can launch project. Cure it from the roots.
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Claude Code Leak Reveals Capybara Model
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BREAKING : Claude Code source code has been leaked via the map file in Anthropic's npm registry. The code references an unreleased model named "Capybara", mentioned in the recently revealed blog post. UNDERCOVER MODE
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AI in Education: Tools Yes, But Learning Still Matters Most
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I sincerely hope the first take in this post is trolling. Yes, school should evolve. Of course it should. AI changes what we do and how we do it. But the point of education was never just memorizing facts or producing perfectly formatted essays. It is learning how to think, how to question, how to analyze, how to work with others, how to struggle through a hard problem, and how to grow. Calculators did not make math useless. Computers did not make learning obsolete. And AI will not make education irrelevant. What we teach will keep changing. It has to. But learning itself still matters. A lot. So do attention, discipline, curiosity, friendship, and the ability to build your own mind before outsourcing everything to a machine. Use AI in school, absolutely. But do not confuse using a tool with becoming educated. I’m Louis-François, PhD dropout, now CTO & co-founder at Towards AI. Follow me for tomorrow’s no-BS AI roundup 🚀
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The paradox of watching AI work: fascinating yet unsettling
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Staring at the monitor while it works is somehow both the best and most unsettling part of the whole experience
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LLM Medical Advice: Patient Demands AI Healthcare Startup Solution
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I will pay so much money to the first startup that decides to give me medical advice with an LLM Zero desire to go to an expensive in-person appointment with a PA when I have Claude
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Specific Complaints About Token Consumption and Output Quality Signal Real Issues
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Burning tokens faster for worse output is a very specific complaint and specific complaints usually mean something real is happening. Vague dissatisfaction is noise. This pattern showing up across multiple users is a signal.
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Structured Disagreement Between AI Models: Peer Review Rediscovered
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Structured disagreement between models is just peer review. The fact that it took this long to build that into AI workflows says more about how the industry shipped things early than about whether the idea is new.
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AI Productivity Illusion: Speed Masks Cognitive Cost
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The #AI Productivity Illusion: When Speed Masks Cognitive Cost
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Agent Economics: Ownership and Reputation Rights
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Agents as economic actors is the inevitable next step. The question is who owns the agent's output and reputation.
