#Artificial intelligence

The AI made a “mental map” of the world to collect the game’s most sought-after material. My nephew couldn’t stop playing Minecraft when he was seven years old. One of the most popular games ever, Minecraft is an open world in which players build terrain and craft various items and tools.

As AI’s power grows, charting its inner world is becoming more crucial. Despite popular analogies to thinking and reasoning, we have a very limited understanding of what goes on in an AI’s “mind.” New research from Anthropic helps pull the veil back a little further. Tracing how large

The AI generates gaming “fan fiction” to expand a game’s virtual world. I admit, since middle school, I’ve spent most of my downtime immersed in video games. There are the quintessential epics: Resident Evil, Final Fantasy, World of Warcraft, and Fortnite. And then there are some indies close

The path to recent advanced AI systems has been more about building larger systems than making scientific breakthroughs. For most of artificial intelligence’s history, many researchers expected that building truly capable systems would need a long series of scientific breakthroughs:

The company offered hackers $15,000 to crack the system. No one could. Despite considerable efforts to prevent AI chatbots from providing harmful responses, they’re vulnerable to jailbreak prompts that sidestep safety mechanisms. Anthropic has now unveiled the strongest protection against these