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Panel 3 at the #KGC2025: Topic: AI, Misinformation, and Democracy in Africa: Risks and opportunities. Follow the conversation: youtube.com/live/g2BHiMr-9… #KampalaGeopoliticsConference

"Part of the reason that the AI community is so interested in math is that math is hard." Emily Riehl of Johns Hopkins University on Testing Artificial Mathematical Intelligence at the Simons Institute's workshop on AI for Mathematics and Theoretical Computer Science.simons.berkeley.edu/workshops/simo…

Honored to organize the mini-conference on AI & Democratic Governance at Yale ISPS! This year, we explored the risks AI poses to democracy, approaches to governing it responsibly, and its potential to enhance democratic participation and representation.

How can we push AI models to master genuinely challenging math reasoning? Introducing DeepMath-103K, a large-scale, rigorously decontaminated mathematical dataset designed specifically for RL and high-level reasoning. Constructing DeepMath-103K required 138,000 US dollars in

“Is there a chance that AI will be the death of democracy?" "It’s more likely that AI saves democracy.” @TylerCowen says AI is good at "spotting misinformation" and can improve the way we work. @HugoRifkind | #TimesRadio

A global relay. A smarter model. A Mathletic victory. Team NemoSkills won a global Kaggle challenge with a reasoning model that thinks fast and generalizes faster. 34 Olympiad-level questions solved in 5 hours, across time zones, on 4 NVIDIA L4 GPUs. 🔗blogs.nvidia.com/blog/reasoning…

AI agents move fast and think differently. They need trust infrastructure that speaks their language. GenLayer’s Optimistic Democracy delivers: Decentralized arbitration. AI-native validation. Programmable trust for a messy world. Check out Edgars Nemše's blog for more 👇

What could we build if we understood consciousness? An interdisciplinary fusion is happening in consciousness research today: neuroscience, quantum theory, AI, cognitive science, information theory, and mind philosophy.

Can an AI trained in English solve math problems in other languages without extra training?

AI and philosophy. Who could resist? AI Researcher and C S Lewis Scholar discuss Language, Randomness, Agency and Integrating Two Worlds youtu.be/CzPBJaKYzWs

Save the date: on June 12, IFES will launch the Artificial Intelligence Advisory Group on Elections (AI AGE)! The AI AGE convenes #AI experts and electoral authorities to collectively address the increasing role of AI in elections and its profound impact on democracy worldwide.

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How do reasoning models solve hard math problems? We asked 14 mathematicians to review o3-mini-high’s raw, unsummarized reasoning traces on 29 FrontierMath problems. Here’s what they found:

My new #math series in the New York Times, "Math, Revealed," is aimed at everyone, whether you love math or not. Have a look! You can read it here for free without a subscription. nytimes.com/interactive/20…

To those who do not know mathematics it is difficult to get across a real feeling as to the beauty, the deepest beauty, of nature. -- Richard Feynman

JUST OUT: The theme of Issue 168 (June/July 2025) is Digital Philosophy, including AI, virtual worlds & machine consciousness. There's an interview with Stephen Fry on AI & literature, and an article by Slavoj Zizek on the Liar Paradox in society and politics. Link in comments.

Demis Hassabis is calling on philosophers to step in. He says technologists shouldn't decide AGI's future alone. “We need a new Kant or Wittgenstein to help map out where society should go next.” Politics, ethics, and theology will be essential to navigating a post-AGI world.

Yann LeCun says AI already outperforms humans at tasks we’re not great at -- like chess, Go, or solving tough math problems that’s how computers have always helped us: by doing what we find hard in the future, smart devices with AI could make everyone feel like they have expert

More great METR research in the works: AI models can do 1h coding & math tasks, but only 1 minute agentic computer use tasks, like using a web browser. However, horizon for computer use is doubling every 4 months, reaching ~1h in just two years. So web agents in 2027?

In this thought-provoking conversation, MIT Sloan School of Management’s Michael Schrage and MIT SMR’s David Kiron reveal why philosophy, not just technology, determines whether your #AI investments are poised to create genuine business value. mitsmr.com/4mybPMz