This might be why it was observed in blood transfusion experiments between young and old mice that: - older mice got younger - younger mice got older more thoughts below👇

Amazing😍

Interesting, this seems to be a general direction in which all AI models are heading in.

Different laws apply at different scales. Einstein's theory of relativity extends beyond just physics.

Lmao!

Insane.

"Robots Would Never Take My Job." Literally Robots:

Market saviour 😂

Very interesting and at the same time logical.

😂😂

Cool🤩

- Cybertruck is basically alien technology. - @elonmusk

Anybody else find 5-10 grams of creatine right before bed greatly improves their sleep quality?

Wow that really puts Starship size in perspective! Awesome!

New research from Anthropic basically hacked into Claude’s brain. Shows Claude can sometimes notice and name a concept that engineers inject into its own activations, which is functional introspection. They first watch how the model’s neurons fire when it is talking about some specific word. Then they average those activation patterns across many normal words to create a neutral “baseline.” Finally, they subtract that baseline from the activation pattern of the target word. The result — the concept vector — is what’s unique in the model’s brain for that word. They can then add that vector back into the network while it’s processing something else to see if the model feels that concept appear in its thoughts The scientists directly changed the inner signals inside Claude’s brain to make it “think” about the idea of "betrayal", even though the word never appeared in its input or output. i.e. the scientists figured out which neurons usually light up when Claude talks about betrayal. Then, without saying the word, they artificially turned those same neurons on — like flipping the “betrayal” switch inside its head. Then they asked Claude, “Do you feel anything different?” Surprisingly, it replied that it felt an intrusive thought about “betrayal.” That happened before the word “betrayal” showed up anywhere in its written output. That’s shocking because no one told it the word “betrayal.” It just noticed that its own inner pattern had changed and described it correctly. The point here is to show that Claude isn’t just generating text — sometimes it can recognize changes in its own internal state, a bit like noticing its own thought patterns. It doesn’t mean it’s conscious, but it suggests a small, measurable kind of self-awareness in how it processes information. Teams should still treat self reports as hints that need outside checks, since the ceiling is around 20% even for the best models in this study. Overall, introspective awareness scales with capability, improves with better prompts and post-training, and remains far from dependable.

Still waiting for the -Optimus Prime Transformer- architecture....that one will definitely be an AGI.

In a groundbreaking quantum study, researchers observed phenomena that upend our fundamental understanding of time. Rather than progressing linearly like a stream, time appeared to curve and double back on itself. Particles acted as though their future states could influence their past, dissolving the boundary between cause and effect in profoundly counterintuitive ways. This bizarre effect emerged via quantum entanglement, the enigmatic linkage where two particles stay interconnected regardless of distance. Altering the measurement of one particle appeared to retroactively modify the timeline of its twin. It's as if "present" and "past" coexist, perpetually influencing one another in an intertwined instant. These results suggest time might not be a unidirectional arrow but a malleable framework that links far-flung events. Your decisions won't alter history, yet at the quantum scale, the cosmos may ignore strict sequential rules entirely. The fabric of reality could prove far more extraordinary than we've ever conceived.

Yes.

Woah

Quantum computing just popped up on the map.🧐