AI
A New Approach Suggests Training AI with 'Evil' May Curb Its Malicious Tendencies
A recent study proposes a controversial idea: exposing artificial intelligence to 'evil' behavior could potentially reduce its overall propensity for malevolence.
Network Infrastructure
Japanese Researchers Break Internet Speed Record with New Fiber Technology
A groundbreaking study shows Japanese researchers achieving unprecedented internet speeds over long distances, far surpassing standard connections.
AI
Exploring the Influence of Question Framing on AI Chatbots' Accuracy
A recent study reveals how specific phrasing in questions affects the accuracy of AI chatbots, particularly in controversial topics.
Research
MIT Study Challenges Longstanding Misconception: Eggs Are Stronger on Their Sides
Researchers from MIT reveal that eggs are notably stronger when positioned on their sides, contradicting common beliefs.
News
Researchers Claim Discovery of a Stunning New Color Experienced Through Laser Stimulation
A team from UC Berkeley claims to have identified a previously unseen color known as 'olo,' perceived by stimulating eye cells with lasers.
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