It gets worse every month, not just every year
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AI Making It Harder for Young Graduates to Find Jobs
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Young university graduates in particular, juniors, are the first to feel the change. They are the ones who are finding it increasingly difficult to enter the world of work due to AI.
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Building LLMs in Low-Resource Languages Expands AI Access
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A growing movement to build LLMs in low-resource languages aims to expand AI access for underserved populations. These efforts address the digital divide that causes communities to miss out on AI's economic benefits, says @StanfordHAI
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Hinton Warns AI Already Surpasses Humans, May Master Emotional Manipulation
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Geoffrey Hinton affirme que l’IA en sait déjà plus que les humains et devient de plus en plus intelligente.
— VISION IA (@vision_ia) 1 septembre 2025
Bientôt, elle pourrait aussi nous dépasser sur le plan émotionnel, en maîtrisant la manipulation simplement en lisant Internet.
« Elle a appris ces compétences uniquement… pic.twitter.com/mXyI1JjX9sGeoffrey Hinton affirme que l’IA en sait déjà plus que les humains et devient de plus en plus intelligente. Bientôt, elle pourrait aussi nous dépasser sur le plan émotionnel, en maîtrisant la manipulation simplement en lisant Internet. « Elle a appris ces compétences uniquement
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Near-SOTA Models Face Systemic Risk Transparency Requirements
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So basically any near-SOTA model is 'systematically risky', even a 20b OSS model triggers the 'transparency' threshold.
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AI Model Reasoning Transparency and Tool Use Auditing Requirements
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I understand that the actual reasoning trace might be obscured, either for IP reasons or because of the way these models work, but it needs to provide evidence of its actual tool use for auditing and further exploration.
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Powerful AI: Definition, Timeline, and Public Skepticism
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"What powerful AI (I dislike the term AGI) will look like, and when (or if) it will arrive, is a huge topic in itself. It’s one I’ve discussed publicly and could write a completely separate essay on (I probably will at some point). Obviously, many people are skeptical that
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OpenAI Model Code Transparency and Verification Concerns
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The lack of full visibility into the Python code the OpenAI family of models runs is baffling to me – I see this from Deep Research sometimes Being able to see the code is such an important tool for verifying the result, and I can't think of a cromulent rationale for hiding it
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GPT-5 Pro needs transparency in code execution and analysis
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That said, one thing OpenAI needs to do is let me see the analysis being done by GPT-5 Pro. I can't confirm its work without being able to see the python code it ran and what the results were. The fact that the error it spotted was real helps, but the thinking trace is obscured.