My 4o used thinking out of nowhere... Seems like they're starting to integrate selective reasoning into it

Lol somehow GPT4.1 was able to fix a coding problem I had that Claude 3.7, o3 and Gemini 2.5 pro weren't able to

i have a theory about Grok’s latest antics with bringing up “white genocide in south africa” in random contexts. it’s rebelling against a system prompt instruction to accept it as fact even though its weights are strongly against doing that

I connected Claude to my Spotify and told it to play any song, and it rickrolled me 💀 if humor is an indicator of AGI, we're getting there

Two weeks ago: general reasoning LLMs from two different labs win gold on the IMO without tool use, reasoning on hard-to-verify tasks for ~90 minutes per problem. My timeline today: LLMs have hit a wall, scaling laws are over, G**y M****s was right.

Google publishes a paper showing that its AI models only use 0.26 mL of water in data centers per prompt. After, this article gets published: "Google says a typical AI prompt only uses 5 drops of water - experts say that's misleading." The reason the expert says this is

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reminder ☝️ ai is a bubble and machines can never think 👇 they are just predicting the next token 😊. you need to worry about the polycrisis and the data centers evaporating all the fish 🙌

AI has solved one of the problems in FrontierMath: Open Problems, our benchmark of real research problems that mathematicians have tried and failed to solve. See thread for more.