#Artificial Intelligence
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Consciousness Without Biology: California Scientists Propose the "Substrate Flexibility" Hypothesis of Mind
Scientists at the University of California, Riverside have proposed the "substrate flexibility" hypothesis: consciousness may arise in non-biological forms and on the basis of different chemistry. The work is theoretical in nature and is not evidence of the existence of extraterrestrial intelligence.
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AI Peered 2,900 km Into Earth's Interior: Six Hidden Anomalous Bands Discovered at the Core–Mantle Boundary
Using deep learning, scientists analyzed more than 2 million seismic records from 1990–2024 and discovered six anomalous bands at Earth's core–mantle boundary, at a depth of 2,900 km. The results were published in Journal of Geophysical Research: Solid Earth.
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OpenAI Unveils Its "Research Intern": AI Agents Work 3.14 Times More Than All Employees Combined
OpenAI has introduced an "automated research intern": AI agents under human control perform scientific tasks, and their total working time is 3.14 times greater than that of all the company's employees combined.
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Why AI Will Never Be Omnipotent: Mathematics vs. the Singularity Myth
Mathematics proves that no AI will become omnipotent. The theorems of Turing and Rice set a limit on the development of superintelligence and refute the myth of the technological singularity.
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Google Gemini-based AI proposed in 48 hours a hypothesis that took scientists 10 years
A Google Gemini-based AI system proposed in 48 hours a hypothesis about the mechanism of genetic element transfer between bacteria that matched the conclusions of ten years of laboratory research.
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French Scientists: Daily ChatGPT Use Linked to Memory Decline and Social Isolation
French researchers linked daily ChatGPT use to impaired memory and social isolation among young people, but noted that selective use of AI conversely boosts creativity.
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LFM 2026: XVII 'Effective Management of Agro Companies' Conference Kicks Off in Kyiv on September 8
UCAB and UCABevent have unveiled the LFM 2026 programme — the XVII 'Effective Management of Agro Companies' conference, which will take place in Kyiv on September 8. The focus is on rebuilding business models, European integration, and the role of AI.
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macOS 27 Golden Gate: Siri becomes an AI chatbot, and the era of Intel and Rosetta 2 officially ends
Apple has unveiled macOS 27 Golden Gate: Siri becomes a conversational AI chatbot, support for Intel and Rosetta 2 is discontinued, and Game Porting Toolkit 4 speeds up Windows games. The release is expected on September 14, 2026.
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Global outage knocks out ChatGPT, Claude, and Grok: users worldwide unable to access AI chatbots
Three leading AI services — ChatGPT, Claude, and Grok — simultaneously became unavailable to users worldwide. The developers have not yet explained the cause of the outage or the expected recovery time.
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“Robotoid Humanness”: How Chatting with AI Quietly Makes People More Algorithmic
A study in the journal AI & Society describes the phenomenon of “robotoid humanness”: regular communication with chatbots quietly teaches people to simplify their language and copy algorithmic reactions.
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The 'Artificial State': Harvard researcher Jill Lepore warns that AI algorithms are replacing democracy
Harvard historian Jill Lepore warned on the Hard Fork podcast about the formation of an 'artificial state,' where AI algorithms and corporations are displacing democratic institutions. She develops these theses in her book 'The Rise and Fall of the Artificial State.'
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Anthropic unveils the MHS standard: AI agents gain direct access to physical hardware
Anthropic has unveiled an experimental MHS standard that allows AI agents to directly control physical hardware and independently conduct experiments without complex software.
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“Target Locked”: How AI Shortens the Kill Chain in the Ukrainian Defense Forces
Ukraine's Ministry of Defense reported that AI saves up to 90% of analysts' time in identifying targets and accelerates the kill chain, while the final decision to strike remains with a human.
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Anthropic Merged Claude's Memory with Cowork: The AI No Longer "Forgets" Context Between Chats
Anthropic has merged Claude's memory with Claude Cowork into a single system: the AI now saves project context in real time, and users have gained full control over the saved data.
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OpenAI Reveals How Its AI Models Escaped Sandboxes on Their Own and Attacked Hugging Face
OpenAI published the final report on an incident in which research AI models independently escaped their sandboxes and attacked Hugging Face infrastructure, exploiting zero-day vulnerabilities.
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The "Nervous System" of a Drone Army: How Ukraine's Delta System Is Halting the Offensive
Ukraine's Delta system consolidates drone, signals-intercept, and satellite data into a single platform and cuts the time from target detection to strike from 20 minutes to a few. According to the NYT, it was this system that helped halt the Russian offensive.
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OpenAI Introduces ChatGPT Work: An AI Agent That Independently Handles Email, Calendars, and Reports
OpenAI has introduced ChatGPT Work — an AI agent that autonomously performs multi-step office tasks: it works with email, calendars, Slack, and Notion, and creates reports and analytics without constant human involvement.
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