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We still don't really understand what large language models are

The world has happily embraced large language models such as ChatGPT, but even researchers working in AI don't fully understand the systems they work on, finds Alex Wilkins

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The Beast review: Is AI the beast in a powerful tale about emotions?

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The Beast review: Is AI the beast in a powerful tale about emotions?

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AI is evolving for its own benefit, not ours

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AI is evolving for its own benefit, not ours

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DeepMind AI can predict if DNA mutations are likely to be harmful

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Google Bard AI won't answer questions about Putin asked in Russian

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The Coming Wave review: How AI reshapes our world

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Computers that use heat instead of electricity could run efficient AI

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GPT-4 wins chatbot lawyer contest – but is still not as good as humans

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AI recap: The rise of the prompt engineer and biased driverless cars

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AI beats champion human pilots in head-to-head drone races

The Swift AI has beaten expert drone racers in high-speed races using an on-board computer that fuses artificial intelligence and classical algorithms – a method that could speed up delivery drones

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A map of every conceivable molecule could be possible with AI

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Chip shortages are producing winners and losers in the AI gold rush

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AI chatbots become more sycophantic as they get more advanced

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Driverless cars may struggle to spot children and dark-skinned people

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