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From the real-life ‘Conjuring’ to a satanic nun, explore 9 horrifying tales of demonic possession
In November 1565, priests in France were called to attend to a teenager named Nicole Aubrey, who was suffering from a ...
When faced with difficult-to-treat rheumatoid arthritis, the key in most cases is separating patients into inflammatory and ...
Could AI eventually surpass human intelligence? Learn about the potential path to superintelligence, its benefits and the ...
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Goal self-hacking: Neural net geometry makes AI misalignment structurally inevitable
Goal self-hacking AI, a newly coined failure mode in AI safety research, was formally proven unavoidable in fixed-weight ...
Netflix is not a traditional television network, and it is not simply a movie studio with a streaming app attached. Its ...
Late at night at your desk. You are completely stuck in front of a massive, complex project that could elevate your market ...
Large language models can mimic thought and feeling with uncanny skill. But evidence from neuroscience suggests that ...
Washington is loosening oversight of clinical AI while California and other states are writing their own rules. A physician ...
While enjoying a rare extended and relaxed lunch break on a clinic day, I read an article on the latest Dry Eye Workshop ...
I have been writing about climate change and climate scientists for years, and I have been frustrated by a disconnect between ...
ECDSA secures nearly every blockchain. Project Eleven’s Alex Pruden and Conor Deegan lay out how it works and why AI’s skill at math has cryptographers rethinking it.
Welcome back to The Silent Line. This issue tracks what has moved since our inaugural briefing in September. The topics this month include a ...
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