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A major new study in Science provides the most comprehensive empirical map to date of how conversational AI achieves persuasive effects—and the findings challenge both the apocalyptic “manipulation machine” narrative…
Read moreWhen we talk about AI memory, we typically mean information retrieval. Store the facts, index the content, fetch what’s relevant. Current systems—RAG architectures, flat preference stores, handoff documents—all optimize for…
A preprint from Sampath and Baskaran introduces an architecture for multi-agent AI systems that dynamically restructure themselves at runtime—”hiring” specialized sub-agents when capability gaps are detected and “firing” them when…
A research team from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Kuaishou Technology, and Tsinghua University has proposed a paradigm shift in how text-to-image diffusion models handle conceptual prompts. Their approach, called “think-then-generate”…
When a language model tells you it’s 90% confident in an answer, what’s actually driving that number? A new study from researchers at the University of Vienna suggests an uncomfortable…
A new framework from NVIDIA and collaborators teaches audio models something that sounds almost paradoxically simple: knowing when to trust themselves versus when to ask for help. The approach, called…
When people embrace AI writing tools, what happens to how they feel about writing itself? A new study in Acta Psychologica suggests the answer is more complicated than we might…
A recent paper from MIT CSAIL introduces an architectural pattern that may reshape how we think about the relationship between language models and their inputs. The approach, called Recursive Language…
A talkative person may fall silent when they feel the spotlight. An assertive individual may yield under conformity pressure. Human behavior emerges from the dynamic interplay of multiple cognitive patterns,…
A new study tests whether recursive architectures can help language models better access their own internal representations—and finds the answer more complicated than expected. Language models often seem to know…
