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An MIT-linked arXiv preprint argues autonomous research systems are graded on final results but ignore how much compute they burn getting there, and
An arXiv thesis from Adelaide proposes decoy placement and admin feedback loops for AD security, but admits the underlying maths is intractable.
New arXiv study finds reasoning models fail tasks they can solve due to premature self-doubt. The fix may not require bigger, more expensive models.
ISPCloak projects AI images through a simulated camera pipeline, imprinting sensor noise that deepfake detectors cannot tell from genuine photographs.
OpenAI's latest research says ChatGPT users are taking on tasks across roles, reshaping job boundaries. Here's what that means for workers.
New arXiv framework uses twelve reasoning angles to separate jokes from hate in memes, hitting 80.3% humor and 75.9% hate detection on two benchmarks.
Six LLMs tested across navigation, triage and finance tasks showed stable risk preferences, a hidden trait anyone deploying AI agents needs to understand.
BSB jailbreak tricks text-to-video models like Veo and Sora by hiding harmful intent between two safe frames, beating rivals by 18.6% in attack success.
OpenAI's new ChatGPT for Small Businesses program aims to help entrepreneurs build AI skills and automate daily work, but key details are missing.
A July 2026 preprint proposes harmonizing the capability thresholds frontier AI labs publish, which differ so much that no one can verify them.
OpenAI's July 2026 safety post details new risks in long-horizon AI models and iterative safeguards, relevant to any business deploying autonomous agents.
An arXiv preprint analysing 14 years of Qubes Security Bulletins finds most flaws originate in Xen and CPU components, not Qubes itself.