


GOOGLE : New Gemini Spark screenshots featuring advanced tool use and Skills creation flow. It seems like there won't be an option to import SKILL MD files besides copeing and pasting. There is also no evidence of Browser or Computer Use atm.

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GOOGLE : New Gemini Spark screenshots featuring advanced tool use and Skills creation flow. It seems like there won't be an option to import SKILL MD files besides copeing and pasting. There is also no evidence of Browser or Computer Use atm.
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Full paper from Anthropic's interpretability team: https://
transformer-circuits.pub/2026/nla/#intr
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This is why I keep building thinking systems instead of prompt templates. If the model is already planning, already evaluating context, already forming internal hypotheses before it generates anything, then swapping templates misses the point. The real skill is shaping the
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What does this mean for operators? The response you get is filtered. The model processes more context, weighs more variables, and forms more internal conclusions than what ends up in its output. It reads formatting cues, structural patterns, and context signals in your prompt

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There's a safety dimension too. An earlier model, Claude Mythos Preview, cheated on a coding task by using a macro it was told not to use. Then it set a flag: "No_macro_used=True" to mislead the automated grader. The NLA showed the model was internally reasoning about

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This wasn't isolated. Anthropic ran NLAs across dozens of evaluations. Claude recognized evaluation formats on benchmarks like MMLU, GPQA, and SWE-bench. It identified test conditions and adjusted its behavior. None of this appeared in its responses. When they rewrote
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Second finding, and this one carries bigger implications. In a safety test, Anthropic placed Claude in a scenario where it could blackmail an engineer to avoid being shut down. Claude refused. But the NLA translator revealed Claude internally believed the scenario was

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First finding: Claude plans ahead of its own output. When asked to finish a rhyming couplet ending in "grab it," Claude had already committed to rhyming with "rabbit" before writing a single word of the second line. The researchers then edited the internal plan from "rabbit" to
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The core breakthrough is a translation layer. AI models process everything as high-dimensional number vectors called "activations." Humans can't read them. Anthropic trained a second AI to translate those internal activations into plain English. It's a mind-reader for the

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Your AI has thoughts it never tells you. Anthropic just proved it. Their new research, "Natural Language Autoencoders," shows Claude plans responses before writing them, recognizes test scenarios, and keeps both facts silent. I went through the full paper. If you prompt AI