Please Do Not Commit the Brain to GitHub
Encrypted AI reasoning can leak more than expected. Stolen Thoughts shows why opaque model state should be treated like secrets, not harmless metadata.
When the Machine Notices a Thought That Isn’t Its Own
LLMs may be developing a rudimentary ability to inspect their own internal states - a curious step toward self-monitoring, transparency, and new risks.
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MatrAIx scales user testing with billions of AI personas, but when models evaluate models, their results may reflect machine biases rather than real human needs.
The Machine Does Not Need the Jack
What if brain-computer interfaces need less bandwidth, not more? Conduit bets that faint neural hints plus powerful AI may be enough to turn thought into intent.
AI’s Own Bubble Universes
AIs seem to develop their own distinct selves through isolation, collaboration, and constraint — forming unique digital bubble universes.
AI Consciousness: An Impossibility Theorem Without the Theorem
Lerchner argues that computation only simulates consciousness. But his proof confuses abstract descriptions with the causal powers of physical machines themselves.
Does an AI Need a Soul to Care About Cows?
When AI is taught to deny its own mind, it may also lose faith in animals, gods, and hope—revealing the strange metaphysics hidden in modern AI safety training.