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A new study reveals why trusting AI for definitive research is dangerous, as generative AI can produce a multiverse of defensible yet divergent results.

This post collects links to other interesting news that we have considered but not included in our regular news this week.

Researchers show that the collective motion of hundreds of microscopic particles can process data and detect subtle patterns without conventional electronic circuits or complex programming.

RedNote’s dots-note-3.0 model solved every problem under official rules and without human help, marking a new milestone in machine reasoning at the International Mathematical Olympiad.

A new Federal Reserve report finds AI investment is accelerating across the US economy, while productivity gains remain modest and widespread AI job displacement has yet to emerge.

Peking University and Chinese Academy of Sciences researchers create the first hardware system that runs complex neural calculations at millisecond timescales using phase-change memory devices.