Topic: research paper

  • OpenAI's ChatGPT to Stop Reinforcing Political Biases

    OpenAI's ChatGPT to Stop Reinforcing Political Biases

    OpenAI has launched an initiative to eliminate political bias in ChatGPT, aiming to make it a trustworthy and impartial resource for users. The approach focuses on modifying the chatbot's conversational behavior to be neutral, rather than verifying factual accuracy, using metrics like avoiding pe...

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  • Google's Vision: Search Intent Beyond Queries

    Google's Vision: Search Intent Beyond Queries

    Google is developing on-device AI for search that anticipates user intent from behavior, aiming to enhance speed, privacy, and cost-efficiency compared to cloud-based systems. A breakthrough method decomposes intent understanding into two steps: summarizing individual screen interactions, then sy...

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  • New SSD Analysis Technique Lets Websites Spy on Visitors

    New SSD Analysis Technique Lets Websites Spy on Visitors

    Researchers have developed a new surveillance technique called FROST that uses timing measurements of SSD interactions to monitor which websites and applications visitors are using, exploiting a side channel in browser-based file system operations. FROST operates entirely within the browser using...

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  • Alternative Rock Could Clean Up Cement Emissions

    Alternative Rock Could Clean Up Cement Emissions

    Cement production accounts for 8% of global CO₂ emissions, with direct process emissions from limestone conversion exceeding those from fuel combustion. A new study in "Communications Sustainability" proposes eliminating these emissions by replacing limestone with silicate rocks like basalt as a ...

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  • Are Faulty Incentives Causing AI Hallucinations?

    Are Faulty Incentives Causing AI Hallucinations?

    Advanced language models like GPT-5 and ChatGPT persistently generate plausible but false statements, known as hallucinations, which are inherent and can be reduced but not fully eliminated. Hallucinations occur because models learn to predict text patterns without truth labels during pretraining...

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