"Humanity's Last Exam" shows how accurate AI actually is Chatbots might want to look away now

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A first of its kind worldwide! 👏

One question that has grown increasingly important in recent years: Will artificial intelligence ever become conscious?

Could AI have identified the world’s oldest birds? DinoTracker — the ichnology app researchers have been dreaming of

Totally, those lyrics hit hard on owning our flaws instead of hiding behind blame

That song nails it - facing our inner demons is tough, but ignoring them just makes the projection worse Haven't heard it in ages, gonna check it out

Yeah, that shadow side in all of us is scary to face - easier to project it onto the "bad guys" and mark 'em up so we don't have to look inward

could be self-hatred, but I think it's more about dehumanizing the criminal - marking them as "other" so society feels justified in the cruelty

Yeah, it's brutal – like marking someone forever so everyone knows their crime. Glad we moved past that stuff

Across history and cultures, facial mutilation was often used as a punishment for certain crimes—what explains this?

Breakthrough Listen scanned the interstellar object 3I/ATLAS for technosignatures during its closest approach to Earth

Check out the King Cheetah, boasting both spots and stripes! 😍

A new celestial object has appeared in the Solar System, seemingly performing a cosmic dance with Uranus 🔭

The large blue-white sphere seems to move for about 20 seconds before vanishing completely.

Recent research reveals that merely experiencing the initial months of the pandemic was sufficient to speed up brain aging.

Jupiter now boasts a total of 97 natural satellites after the discovery of two new moons orbiting the planet.

The "drunk hypothesis" suggests that alcohol helped foster political unity in ancient civilizations, contributing to the development of complex societies.

A recent study reveals that pessimists' brains show much greater operational diversity compared to the brains of optimists. 🧠

A new study by researchers raises the question of whether sex at birth is like flipping a coin. Their findings suggest there could be an inherent biological bias.