Mercor estimates 90% of U.S. working hours involve tasks with little or no coverage in its initial map of 29 AI benchmarks.
90% Of US Working Hours Are Spent On Tasks Not Covered Well By AI Benchmarks
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Dots, Bots, And Math: Rethinking Intelligence In The AI Era
Thorsten Meyer’s 75,000-word book examines how AI agents and automation could reshape work, ownership and social purpose.
Neural Networks Are Clean
Goodfire researcher argues that many supposedly tangled neural networks are more interpretable than earlier studies suggested, based on model audits.
The Gap In Shared Understanding Of LLM Capability Is Widening
Andrej Karpathy says access and uneven LLM performance are splitting public perceptions, but his population and capability estimates are rough.
Can Finance And Defence Adapt Their Cryptography For Quantum Computers?
A report on AI-generated mathematics has prompted new questions about cryptographic assumptions, even as no major protocol break has been confirmed.
Why Anthropic Is Looking To Religion To Shape Claude’s Values
The Indian Express headline links Anthropic, religion and Claude’s values, but the article text is unavailable, leaving the reported actions unverified.
Falcon-Emirati: When An LLM Learns The Dialect, The Culture, And The Nuance
TII says Falcon-Emirati-7B adapts its Arabic model to Emirati dialect, combining curated web text, cultural material and guided synthetic data.
How OpenAI Academy Has Evolved Over Two Years
OpenAI’s two-year retrospective describes an expanded free AI learning platform, but independently verified data on learners and outcomes remain limited.
Sonnet 5.5
Search and coverage interest in “Sonnet 5.5” is rising, but no release or announcement has been confirmed. What is known, and what is not.
Trump’s AI Classroom Plan Meets GOP Resistance: What’s Behind The Pushback?
The Trump administration is championing AI in schools, but Republican-led states are passing restrictions — exposing a GOP divide over classroom tech.
