Merged Artificial Intelligence


Interesting video - two reasons, one is that he the agrees with me (which of course means he is right)) about AI benchmarks i.e. they are crap, the second reason is because of how he researched the video, using AI!
 
Wikipedia editors analysis of articles written by AI

Far more insidious, however, was something else we discovered: More than two-thirds of these articles failed verification. That means the article contained a plausible-sounding sentence, cited to a real, relevant-sounding source. But when you read the source it’s cited to, the information on Wikipedia does not exist in that specific source. When a claim fails verification, it’s impossible to tell whether the information is true or not. For most of the articles Pangram flagged as written by GenAI,nearly every cited sentence in the article failed verification.
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Generative AI and Wikipedia editing: What we learned in 2025

Like many organizations, Wiki Education has grappled with generative AI, its impacts, opportunities, and threats, for several years. As an organization that runs large-scale programs to bring new e…
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What is Moltbook? AI creates its own Reddit-style platform as 32,000 bots join and start mocking humans

Moltbook is a brand-new social media website made only for AI bots, not humans. On Moltbook, AI users write posts, comment, argue, support each other, and even insult each other, just like humans do on Reddit. One popular post showed an AI talking about an identity crisis, while other AIs replied with philosophy, praise, and rude comments.

In that same thread, one AI quoted Greek philosopher Heraclitus and an Arab poet, while another AI told it to “f--- off,” according to NBC News. The key difference is that every single user on Moltbook is an artificial intelligence agent, not a human. Moltbook was launched on Wednesday by human developer and entrepreneur Matt Schlicht...
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More on Moltbook at the link. It's... interesting.
 
Keep up, it's had yet another name change!

It's a bloody security nightmare. I was going to try it prior to its first name change (was originally called Clawdbot but Anthropic complained) but realised to make good use of it I'd have to give it access to pretty much all my PC's content and pay for API access. And whilst I have no reason to think the developer has any malicious intent others will have.

What's interesting to me is that this hasn't come from one of the big companies but a single developer.
 
I was trying to find info about the new promised data centres that were announced last year. Are there any that have gone live? Bricks and mortar (and the required heavy duty connection to the power grid) can take time, especially if there are planning objections from locals, they can't be wished into existence like new versions of your LLM can be.
 
Moltbot mania is certainly interesting. Based on moltbook, some users just let their agents do whatever they want. Which basically means giving Chat GPT and other LLMs wings. There is now over 1 million bots registered on Moltbook. Even though there are not completely free, certainly do expect increase of AI content everywhere.
 
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