Stanford just killed Prompt Engineering — and that’s a good thing.
A single paper just changed how we understand alignment, diversity, and creativity in AI forever. — RIP Prompt Engineering A groundbreaking new Stanford paper just made it obsolete — with one simple
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Stanford Paper Makes Prompt Engineering Obsolete Forever
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AI Researcher Pay Gap: Private Sector vs Academia
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Dans notre livre « Ne faites plus d’études » écrit avec @OlivierBabeau nous montrons l’incroyable écart entre le salaires des chercheurs en IA et les chercheurs universitaires Zuckerberg paye ses chercheurs 3000 fois plus que l’université !
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Claude’s Skills Transform AI into Specialists
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Skills turn Claude from a generalist into a specialist instantly. You’re not prompting an assistant anymore. You’re deploying experts. Full details on the Anthropic blog: https://
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Does AI Free Us for High-Value Work or Just Complexity?
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Is AI actually freeing us up to actually do the highest value tasks available? Or… Just the ones with the highest amount of complexity, ambiguity, and liability? All too often, I hear people say that AI's core job is removing the drudgery so we can all be highly creative
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AI as Tool for Corporate Exploitation and Environmental Destruction
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For decades we worried that AI would take over and destroy us. But AI is just the final tool in the corporate psychopaths’ arsenal; extracting our skills, our knowledge, our souls – reducing our brains to mush & our planet to dust as they head off to their luxury bunkers.
→ View original post on X — @johnchavens, 2025-10-17 13:44 UTC
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AI Systems Design Aligned with Human Values and Ethics
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Reggie Townsend, VP of Data Ethics at SAS, highlights how AI systems should be designed and deployed in alignment with fundamental human values like privacy, inclusion, fairness and protection of individual rights. Read how different industries are doing this… pic.twitter.com/dJHuizomu0
— SAS Software (@SASsoftware) 17 octobre 2025Reggie Townsend, VP of Data Ethics at SAS, highlights how AI systems should be designed and deployed in alignment with fundamental human values like privacy, inclusion, fairness and protection of individual rights. Read how different industries are doing this
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Elsevier RIKEN Report Amplifies Women Leadership Japanese Science
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Elsevier and RIKEN have released a report, Envisioning Futures: Amplifying #Women’s Voices and #Leadership in Japanese Science. It calls on #research institutions to expand definitions of excellence to include mentorship, collaboration, & societal impact
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Manual of Algorithmic Defense Against AI Influence
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The great @e_paniagua signs this algorithmic defense manual. A guide to understand where you're targeted from and how to defend yourself in a world increasingly influenced by AI #privacy #AI
prodigiosovolcan.com/pv/sism… [Translated from EN to English]→ View original post on X — @e_paniagua, 2025-10-17 08:08 UTC
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AI Innovation Growth: Why Progress Isn’t Guaranteed
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AI And The End Of Progress? Why Innovation May Be More Fragile Than We Think #ArtificialIntelligence could trigger a new wave of #growth or stall #innovation if managed poorly. Economist Carl Benedikt Frey explains why progress is never automatic and why the way we develop and
