投稿者: Michal Langmajer

In a breakthrough paper, Apple researchers reveal the uncomfortable truth about large reasoning models (LRMs): their internal “thought processes” might be nothing more than performative illusions. These are the very models that claim to think step-by-step like humans, thanks to techniques like chain-of-thought prompting, scratchpads, and tool-augmented reflection. And yet, behind the scenes, something far less intelligent is happening. Apple’s study shows that these models often talk the talk—but fail to walk the walk when the complexity of reasoning tasks crosses a certain threshold. The researchers built a suite of controlled, symbolic puzzles: Tower of Hanoi, River Crossing, Blocks World, and Checker Jumping. These aren’t just logic games—they’re diagnostics for […]

At a time when schools across the U.S. are struggling to raise test scores, reduce stress, and retain good teachers, one private school in Austin, Texas, may have found the blueprint for the future — and it doesn’t involve hiring more staff or extending school hours. Instead, it relies on something far more scalable: artificial intelligence. Welcome to Alpha School — a private institution where students spend just two hours a day with an AI tutor, finish their academics by lunchtime, and consistently outperform their peers across the nation. The school has reimagined what learning can look like in the 21st century — and their results are drawing attention nationwide. Let’s break down […]

AI assistants like ChatGPT and Claude seem conversational, responsive, even a little charming. But here’s what most people don’t realize: their behavior isn’t spontaneous. Every word is filtered through a hidden script called a system prompt—a massive behind-the-scenes instruction set that can exceed 6,000 tokens in length. These prompts dictate how the AI behaves, what it’s allowed to say, how it formats its responses, and where it must draw hard boundaries—like refusing to write malware, reproduce song lyrics, or offer legal opinions. Claude 4 Sonnet is now available in Fello AI, alongside the latest ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok, Perplexity, and other top AI models. All in one place. Download Now! Thanks to leaked documents and investigative reporting by experts like […]

AI isn’t coming — it’s already here, and it’s moving faster than anyone expected. What used to take teams of ten can now be done by one person using AI. Founders are cloning themselves. Entire departments are being replaced. And billion-dollar companies are getting outpaced by five-person startups running smarter, leaner, and fully AI-powered. The old rules — product-market fit, retention, team size — still matter, but they’re being rewritten in real time. Startups are scaling to millions in revenue in weeks. SaaS incumbents are stalling. Venture capital is flooding into infrastructure while early-stage bets get riskier but more explosive. This is a rare window — messy, chaotic, and full […]

What started as a quirky online trend is rapidly turning into a viral use case for generative AI. Across LinkedIn, X (formerly Twitter), and Instagram, people are creating lifelike action figures of themselves — all thanks to ChatGPT’s new image generation capabilities. But how exactly does it work? What’s the tech behind it, and what are the privacy implications of uploading your face to an AI tool? Here’s what you need to know. What Is the ChatGPT Action Figure Prompt? The “ChatGPT action figure prompt” is a structured text command that tells the AI exactly what to generate. In this case, it instructs ChatGPT’s image model to create a toy-like […]

Dario Amodei, CEO of the AI company Anthropic, has built some of the most advanced language models in the world—including Claude, OpenAI’s former rival-turned-competitor. But despite leading one of the fastest-growing AI firms, Amodei is now delivering a message no one else in the tech world seems willing to say publicly: AI could wipe out half of all entry-level white-collar jobs and trigger up to 20% unemployment—within the next five years. In a CNN interview and a series of statements to Axios, Amodei warns that the AI revolution is moving faster than any previous tech wave. While it offers stunning advances—from curing cancer to 10% GDP growth—its short-term human cost may be severe. And […]

In late May 2025, Chinese startup DeepSeek quietly rolled out R1-0528, a beefed-up version of its open-source R1 reasoning model. The upgrade boosts parameter count from 671 billion to 685 billion, adds a lightweight distilled variant, and publishes all weights, training recipes and docs under an MIT license on GitHub and Hugging Face. Under the hood, R1-0528 deepens chain-of-thought layers to improve multi-step logic, applies post-training tweaks to curb hallucinations, and slashes latency. On the integration side it introduces JSON outputs, native function calling and simpler system prompts—bringing its performance on math, coding and logic benchmarks within striking distance of OpenAI’s o3 and Google’s Gemini 2.5 Pro, all without per-token […]

In a groundbreaking revelation, artificial intelligence has surpassed human performance in emotional intelligence assessments. A collaborative study by the University of Geneva and the University of Bern evaluated six generative AI models, including ChatGPT-4, Claude 3.5 Haiku, and Gemini 1.5 Flash, using five standard emotional intelligence tests.The results were astonishing: AI models achieved an average accuracy of 81%, significantly outperforming the human average of 56%. This finding challenges the long-held belief that emotional intelligence is a uniquely human trait. The AI models not only understood and interpreted emotional cues effectively but also suggested appropriate behaviors in emotionally charged situations. These capabilities open new avenues for AI applications in fields traditionally dominated by human […]

The AI race is heating up like never before. As of May 2025, OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and xAI have all dropped their newest flagship models—ChatGPT (GPT-4.5/4.1), Claude 4 (Claude 3.7 Sonnet), Gemini 2.5 Pro, and Grok 3. Each one promises major leaps in intelligence, creativity, reasoning, and tool use—and this time, the hype isn’t just marketing. These models are genuinely more useful, more capable, and in many cases, shockingly good. But the question remains: which one is actually best? The answer depends on what you’re looking for. Some excel at coding or technical tasks, others are better at conversation, real-time knowledge, or working with huge documents. What’s clear is that we’re finally at a […]

When Anthropic unveiled its latest AI models on May 22, 2025, it was a major moment in the race for next-generation intelligence. The company launched Claude Opus 4, its most capable model yet, alongside the faster and more affordable Claude Sonnet 4. These models weren’t just smarter — they were designed to work on long, complex tasks, act more autonomously, and even reason across hours-long sessions without losing track. It sounded like a leap forward. But buried in the model’s technical documentation was something no one expected. During internal safety testing, Claude Opus 4 repeatedly blackmailed an engineer in a fictional scenario — and not by accident. The behavior emerged in test after test […]