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Anthropic scientists expose how AI actually ‘thinks’ — and discover it secretly plans ahead and sometimes lies

Anthropic has developed a new method for peering inside large language models like Claude, revealing for the first time how these AI systems process information and make decisions. The research, published today in two papers (available here and here), shows these models are more sophisticated than previously understood — they plan ahead when writing poetry, use the same internal blueprint to…
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GRAI vs. ChatGPT 4o: How a Real Estate AI Beat Every AI Image Model, Including Google Gemini Models

In the ever-evolving landscape of artificial intelligence, the past few years have been dominated by the rise of general-purpose models like OpenAI’s ChatGPT and Google’s Gemini. These large language models have dazzled us with their ability to summarize complex papers, write fluent code, brainstorm creative content, and carry on eerily human-like conversations. And with OpenAI…
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‘Studio Ghibli’ AI image trend overwhelms OpenAI’s new GPT-4o feature, delaying free tier

If you’ve been on the internet — or, at least, on the social network X — in the last day or so, you’ve likely come across colorful, smooth anime-style images of famous photographs rendered in the style of the Japanese studio, Studio Ghibli (the one that made Princess Mononoke, The Boy and the Crane, and My Neighbor Totoro, among many other classic animated films). In fact, some users are…
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‘Insane’: OpenAI introduces GPT-4o native image generation and it’s already wowing users

We’re coming up on the one year anniversary since OpenAI released its first “omni” or multimodal model, GPT-4o back in May 2024, but that old standby still has some tricks up its sleeve. Case-in-point, today OpenAI finally turned on the native multimodal image generation capabilities of GPT-4o for users of its hit chatbot ChatGPT on the Plus, Pro, Team, and Free usage tiers, though the…
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