We Know AI Can Be Wrong. So Why Do We Keep Trusting It?
Most AI users know chatbots can make mistakes. New research suggests that awareness isn't translating into behaviour — and confident AI answers may be part of the problem.
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Most AI users know chatbots can make mistakes. New research suggests that awareness isn't translating into behaviour — and confident AI answers may be part of the problem.
AI agents are beginning to do more than answer questions — they can operate software, access systems and take actions. Nvidia's new safety architecture is built around a simple idea: the agent shouldn't be the only thing deciding whether its actions are safe.
The AI industry spent years betting bigger on language models. François Chollet argues that the obsession may have pulled researchers away from the harder problem: building machines that can genuinely adapt to something new.
Qualcomm's PC ambitions are getting bigger. Snapdragon is expanding beyond Windows into Googlebook and Linux while the company positions on-device AI as the foundation of the next generation of computers.
An independent analysis estimates Jev may operate with only 4–9 billion active parameters. If that estimate holds, the bigger story may not be what Jev lacks — but how much specialised AI can do with less.