Anthropic experiments with AI introspection
Checking your intentions Anthropic researchers wanted to know if Claude could accurately describe his internal…
Anthropic experiments with AI introspection
Checking your intentions Anthropic researchers wanted to know if Claude could accurately describe his internal state based solely on internal information. This required the researchers to compare Claude’s self-reported “thoughts” with internal processes, something like connecting a human to a brain monitor, asking questions, and then analyzing the scan to map the thoughts to the…
Digital Science investigation shows millions of taxpayer money awarded to researchers associated with fictitious network
Thursday, September 4, 2025 – London, UK and Chicago, USA. Researchers associated with a fictitious research network and funding source have collectively raised millions of dollars of taxpayer money for current studies in the United States, Japan, Ireland, and other nations. This is according to research led by Digital Science’s vice president of research integrity,…
OpenAI says it has over a million business customers using ChatGPT, and it’s not stopping there
OpenAI surpasses 1 million paying enterprise customers worldwide It claims this makes it the “fastest growing business platform in history.” Building via ChatGPT and API is the next big goal OpenAI has revealed that it has passed a major milestone: the creator of ChatGPT has surpassed one million enterprise customers worldwide. The company revealed the…
How to get all the Apple Watch Activity Challenge badges
Achievement badges are a fun thing. You know They are just a bit of visual style, not even do anything and yet for some reason they just have to pick them up. Gamification can be a great motivator and the activity tracking achievement badges on the Apple Watch have inspired many users to exercise more….
Sperm microRNAs may make your unwillingness to exercise hereditary
A recent study found the first evidence that sperm microRNAs act as carriers of epigenetic information, allowing intergenerational transmission of paternal exercise capacity and metabolic health, thus exerting profound effects on the development of offspring. The bad news, if you want an excuse for your poor fitness, is that this is epigenetic and only in…
Best Buy’s early Black Friday sale just slashed 60% off this best-selling Acer Chromebook
Black Friday Chromebook deals appear weeks before the big sale, including $180 off this Acer Chromebook 315 at Best Buy—Reducing it to just $120 and marking a 60% discount. The Chromebook 315 has a 15.6-inch IPS display with Intel UHD graphics and Full HD resolution. This particular deal is for the 64GB storage configuration and…
Why do clocks go back?
Have you ever wondered why clocks go back? It’s always good to lie when the clocks are going backwards, but not so good when they’re going backwards. summer time It was first used in the United Kingdom in 1916. It basically borrows an hour of light from the morning and moves it to the evening,…
Save 40% on this amazing Anker 323 car charger
This offer is available on Amazon as a “limited time offer.” The deal is available to everyone and is automatic. Simply add it to your cart and proceed to checkout. Car chargers are not created equal and this one is especially interesting. While it only costs a few cents less than $12, it can do…
IEDPMS Portal Registration Guide for Exporters and Importers
International trade is evolving at a rapid pace and Indian industries need robust mechanisms to manage export and import transactions. To make things easier for industries with such challenges, Afleo Group, as a leading export-import and trade compliance solutions provider, offers professional assistance with IEDPMS portal registration for exporters and importers. The Reserve Bank of…
In Arctic soils, methane-eating microbes could outcompete methane producers
In the Arctic, an important variable for future climate change lives in the soil, invisibly. Microbes in the soil layers just above the frozen permafrost metabolize carbon, converting it into carbon dioxide and methane, a much more potent greenhouse gas. As these soils warm, more carbon is released, potentially setting in motion a warming feedback…
