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AI researchers are now studying LLMs as if they were living organisms

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By Cal Jeffrey Verified
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Connecting the dots: Large language models get a lot of bad press – deservedly. However, it is not the fault of the models. Part of the problem is that even the engineers who build them don't fully understand how they work. Neural networks have grown so complex that researchers are beginning to treat them more like alien beings than computer programs. Large language models have grown so vast and complex that even the people who build them no longer fully understand how they work.
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AI researchers are now studying LLMs as if they were living organisms

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By Cal Jeffrey Verified
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4 hours ago Shotlist Wuhu City, Anhui Province, east China - Jan 10, 2026 (CCTV - No access Chinese mainland) 1. Traffic at intersection 2. Various of robot traffic police officer directing traffic 3. Robot traffic police officer moving 4. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Wang Ruohan, local resident (starting with shot 3): "I think it's very high-tech because it can move independently and also direct traffic in the middle of the road." 5.
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The US Army's formerly bulky laser weapon, Locust, is now a mobile drone-killer

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By Cal Jeffrey Verified
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The takeaway: The US Army's latest counter-drone weapon works less like a missile and more like a bug zapper. Mounted on tactical vehicles, the Locust laser reflects how directed-energy systems have shifted from lab demonstrations to fielded tools shaped by operational use. The US Army is now mounting defense contractor AeroVironment's second-generation Locust Laser Weapon System on some of its vehicles.
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