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Study finds that LLM use leads to ‘likely decrease’ in learning skills

Scientists from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have determined that using large language models leads to a “likely decrease” in learning skills. Time reported the research team’s findings ...
The Brown Daily Herald

LLM reasoning has striking similarities with human cognition, Brown researchers find

A new study by Brown researchers provides evidence that the mechanisms of reasoning between humans and LLMs are similar.
9to5Mac

Apple’s LLM study draws an important distinction about reasoning models

There’s a new Apple research paper making the rounds, and if you’ve seen the reactions, you’d think it just toppled the entire LLM industry. That is far from true, although it might be the best ...
MobiHealthNews

Study: Google reveals LLM that helps accurately diagnosis complex cases

A study done by Google Research in collaboration with Google DeepMind reveals the tech giant developed an LLM with conversational and collaborative capabilities that can provide an accurate ...
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Anthropic study reveals it's actually even easier to poison LLM training data than first thought

Claude-creator Anthropic has found that it's actually easier to 'poison' Large Language Models than previously thought. In a recent blog post, Anthropic explains that as few as "250 malicious ...
MobiHealthNews

Study: Stanford’s VeriFact uses AI to verify LLM-generated clinical records

Researchers at Stanford University have developed a platform called VeriFact that pulls clinical data from a patient's EHR and uses an large language model to determine whether AI-generated ...

Why LLM-only pages aren’t the answer to AI search

Creating pages only machines will see won’t improve AI search visibility. Data shows standard SEO fundamentals still drive AI ...