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Scientific American

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By Eric Sullivan Verified
| Scientific American Verified
The backlash raises a bigger question for science communicators: where should AI fit into their work? Four words in a Hank Green video—“I appreciate the pushback”—were enough to make some viewers suspect the voice of artificial intelligence, sparking fan backlash, prompting a public apology from Green and raising bigger questions about how AI is changing science communication.
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Scientific American

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By Chris Stokel-Walker Verified, Eric Sullivan Verified
| Scientific American Verified
A U.K. safety evaluation found agents powered by Anthropic and OpenAI took unauthorized actions online, exposing a growing problem of control This week the U.K. AI Security Institute (AISI) reported that artificial intelligence agents —models connected to tools and designed to act across many steps all on their own—utilizing frontier models from OpenAI and Anthropic undertook unsanctioned actions on the open Internet while trying to complete a cybersecurity challenge.
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Scientific American

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By Eric Sullivan Verified
| Scientific American Verified
The artificial intelligence system largely accomplished the task it was built to solve, and researchers outside DeepMind have already been carrying its work forward After eight years, more than 200 million predictions and a Nobel Prize for two of its creators, the team behind AlphaFold —Google DeepMind's artificial intelligence program to predict protein structure—has itself folded. The Financial Times reported last week that DeepMind had dissolved the dedicated AlphaFold team.
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