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The paper, titled 'Towards Provably Beneficial Artificial General Intelligence,' outlines a rigorous theoretical framework for ensuring AI systems are aligned with human values.
A new study from Stanford finds that large language models frequently assert incorrect facts with high confidence, a phenomenon researchers have named 'hallucination' despite it already having that name for three years.
Dr. Raymond Cho says this time the prediction is based on a new set of indicators that are different from the indicators he cited in his previous six predictions.
Researchers announced Tuesday that a new AI system has convincingly passed the Turing Test. By Wednesday, a separate group of researchers had published a paper explaining why the Turing Test doesn't measure what we thought it measured.
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