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Habr: AI Made Forecasts Cheap, but Checking Them Still Takes Hours of Human Work
A fake vulnerability report takes minutes and cents to write and hours to check. A Habr author carries that asymmetry from code over to AI forecasts, which have no…
Why Repeated Fine-Tuning Hits a Ceiling: The LANN-4 Study
The LANN-4 author ran experiments with repeated fine-tuning of a small model. The first round produced a jump from 53% to 59% correct answers on 200 tasks — the…
Guardian: Even an AI boom would barely dent US national debt, Eduardo Porter argues
The White House hopes AI will let the US "grow out" of its debt. Eduardo Porter argues in the Guardian that even supercharged growth would do little for public…
Yandex Gradually Restores Alice, Search and Maps After Attack on Its Data Centers
Ten Minutes With AI Reduce Persistence on Hard Problems, Berkeley Study Finds
BBC: AI Is Devaluing Images and Raising the Price of Human-Made Work
Xpeng Says It Can Adapt Its Driver-Assist System to Europe With Limited Data, Without a Rebuild
Agentic search on open-source models: who it found, what it cost, and where it all broke
A Habr author spent $20 on an experimental agentic search system: he tested six open-source models, found that gemma4 with a simple JEV filter works best, and…
Developer Spends $9,000 on AI Agents and Ships Crossweft, an Open-Source Plugin
The author spent over $9,000 and a billion tokens, and ended up with an open plugin for Claude Code and Codex that stops an agent from saying "done" when files are…
Zuckerberg Rushed Launch of the Muse AI Agent Even Though Tests Flagged Three Classes of Risk
Boring Robots vs. Viral Robots: Why Form Should Follow Process
Tim Cook Visits China for the Third Time This Year as iPhone 18 Pro and Foldable iPhone Duo Face Their Test
LIBERO-MAX Runs Robots Through 224,000 Simulations With a Moving Object
Nadella Proposes an "Emergency Braking" for AI and Treating Models as Compromised
Microsoft's CEO urged developers to design AI models as if they were already compromised, with safeguards built in from day one of development rather than added…
A Reagan-era promise returns: Trump sells AI growth instead of self-funding tax cuts
Republicans are again promising that growth will pay for tax cuts, this time through AI. A Guardian columnist argues that even in a boom, the effect on the US…