Mindbytes Nov 8, 2026 AI-Newton Rediscovers Gravity and Energy Conservation From Data A Peking University system reconstructs familiar physical laws from noisy mechanics data, testing a route toward automated scientific discovery. gizmo guru 1 min read
News Nov 3, 2026 A language model that can read and write neural network weights MIT CSAIL researchers show that a frontier language model can understand, repair, and even create neural network weights directly, hinting at a new way to optimize and interpret AI systems. Giulio Prisco 2 min read
Community Apr 20, 2026 Driving Intelligence: A Motivational Blueprint for Open-Ended AGI CoALA reimagines LLMs as intelligent agents with memory, actions, and decision loops, enabling real-world interaction, learning from experience, and moving far beyond static chatbot capabilities. Yosefe Tilahun 3 min read
Community Apr 20, 2026 When AI Learns Which Patterns Matter AI transforms pattern mining into intelligent reasoning, allocating computational effort to uncover hidden structures in massive knowledge graphs through inference-driven, efficient discovery systems. Betsinat Amare 6 min read
Community Apr 20, 2026 Finding the Golden Needle: The New Science of AI Pattern Mining In an infinite data library, AI learns to spend its thinking wisely—prioritizing surprising patterns over common ones, transforming brute-force search into strategic, curiosity-driven discovery. Tewobsta Seyoum 4 min read
Article Dec 9, 2025 Can bigger-is-better ‘scaling laws’ keep AI improving forever? History says we can’t be too sure Will the scaling laws keep on scaling as AI models get bigger and bigger? AI companies are betting hundreds of billions of dollars that they will – but history suggests it is not always so simple. Republished from The Conversation 5 min read
Community Apr 16, 2025 From Tokens to Thought: Meta Chain-of-Thought and the Evolution of Reasoning in AI Beyond parroting answers, Meta-CoT teaches AI to reason—mapping dead ends, correcting itself, and thinking like a human faced with a maze of logic. Samuel Dagne 6 min read
News Jul 18, 2026 The AI Promise in Science Is Starting to Look Like the AI Problem Science's editor warns AI is making scientific publishing slower, costlier, and less reliable as ChatGPT fuels flawed AI research, weaker peer review, and declining scientific quality. Hruy Tsegaye 4 min read
Community May 12, 2025 A Tale of Two AIs: From Generative Flaws to Trustworthy Systems Why do LLMs sound smart but often get it wrong? A decades-old knowledge system offers a blueprint for truly dependable AI. Bisrat Negus 7 min read
Article Jul 1, 2025 Invisible at the Crossroads: How Autonomous Tech Still Fails to See Us As AI enters roads, prisons, and war zones, safety is threatened! Darshana Patel highlights how invisible codes can marginalize visible lives, and why oversight can’t wait. Darshana Patel 6 min read