A newsletter breaking down AI research, technology, and Australian property in plain English
A new arXiv preprint from UC Berkeley argues that language models measuring culture have already absorbed it — making neutral measurement impossible.
A new arXiv preprint finds AI coding agents like Codex and Claude Code are too stochastic for single benchmark runs, affecting how teams evaluate agent performa
Chief economist Sarah Hunter says the RBA must adapt to more frequent global supply disruptions — reshaping the rate path every mortgage holder faces.
Pmeta-TLA uses timbre leakage to plant numerous backdoors at once in speech classification models, sounding natural to humans — a supply-chain threat for smart
Bit2Watt preprint shows how manipulating 1,000 GPUs in a renewable-heavy data centre can push power distortion to 46.8%, threatening both compute and grid stabi
Researchers show a single email can silently poison an AI agent's long-term memory, succeeding 87.5% of the time on benchmark tests — affecting all persistent-a
An arXiv preprint defines world models as internal simulators and proposes a staged roadmap — but AI researchers across subfields still disagree on what the ter
A new arXiv preprint quantifies why trained networks outperform their kernel limit on compositional functions by up to six orders of magnitude in test error.
Cortex bridges AI planning and robot execution with 32 skill primitives, enabling zero-shot multi-stage chemistry experiments without task-specific training.
