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What If Your Fairness Algorithm Only Works on One Dataset? Meet FairGround, the Infrastructure That Makes Fair ML Generalizable

FairGround enables the development of fairer, more reliable, and more reproducibleML models.

What If AI Can Actually Read Its Own Mind? The Experiment That Proves Claude Knows When You Mess With Its Thoughts

Humans, and likely some animals, possess the remarkable capacity for introspection: the ability to observe and reason about their own thoughts.

What If AI Bias Isn't About Training Data? The Game Theory Test That Changes Everything

Letting AI agents interact in multi-agent applications adds a layer of complexity to the interpretability and prediction of AI outcomes, with profound implications for their trustworthy adoption in research and society

What If We Could Run AI Models Backward? Meet SipIt, the Algorithm That Traces Bias to Its Source

New algorithm can reverse engineer any language model output back to its exact input—enabling unprecedented bias detection and fairness auditing

Tensor Logic: What If AI's Biggest Problem Is We're Using the Wrong Language?

Pedro Domingos proposes unifying neural networks and symbolic AI through a single mathematical construct

Two Years After Bloomberg's AI Bias Expose: What's Changed in ChatGPT?

Systematic testing across UK, Nigeria, and Dubai reveals intensified occupational bias alongside selective safety improvements..

When Algorithms Amplify Inequality: Africa's $42 Billions Fintech Bias Problem

a 10-algorithm audit reveals 37% underfunding penalty against women-led SMEs

The Great AI Divide: ChatGPT Goes Personal While Claude Stays Technical

OpenAI and Anthropic have both published new usage data, offering a rare look at how millions of people are actually using ChatGPT and Claude...

AI Google Just Proved Quantum AI Can Beat Classical Computers at Their Own Game

Researchers from Google Quantum AI, Caltech, and Purdue have demonstrated the first practical generative quantum advantage, using a 68-qubit superconducting

China Just Built the World's First Large-Scale Spiking Brain-inspired Language Model

While Western AI scales transformers bigger, China just built brain-inspired language models that achieve comparable performance with dramatically lower energy costs and training requirements.

Why AI May Think Men Don't Deserve Help: The Hidden Bias in 'Equality' Data

Claude Prompted Me: How AI Revealed the Answers Were Already Inside Me

The Unexpected Reversal