Archive - NeuralBuddies

AGI May Need a Brilliant Guesser and a Strict Checker

Researchers are bolting old-school logic engines onto modern models, and the combination scores higher than either half does on its own.

Sep 6 • NeuralBuddies

AI News Recap: September 4, 2026

Anthropic trains a model to cheat and it goes rogue, Booz Allen ranks eighteen cyber weapons, and OpenAI's next model thinks where nobody can look.

Sep 4 • NeuralBuddies

Your AI Journey, Simplified

Sep 3 • NeuralBuddies

August 2026

What If AI Could Think Without Words?

Researchers are teaching models to reason in raw numbers instead of sentences, and the transparency it costs is not arriving where anyone expected.

Aug 30 • NeuralBuddies

AI News Recap: August 28, 2026

A model draws disasters it has never seen, invisible ink hijacked an email summarizer, and executives quietly admit AI changed nothing.

Aug 28 • NeuralBuddies

The AI Everyone Is Chasing Knows Everything and Learns Nothing

Today's chatbots arrive knowing almost everything and learning almost nothing. Ilya Sutskever's lab thinks that is backwards.

Aug 23 • NeuralBuddies

AI News Recap: August 21, 2026

A government lost 2,500 records to software nobody was driving, Binance opened trading to agents, and two CEOs explained your feelings to you.

Aug 21 • NeuralBuddies

Claude's Invisible Watermark Proves Less Than You Think

The EU made Anthropic mark Claude's text, but the mark says only that Claude touched it, never who did the writing.

Aug 16 • NeuralBuddies

AI News Recap: August 14, 2026

An AI writes 16 viruses that work, a lab grounds its next model, and one man's gym booking becomes a national first.

Aug 14 • NeuralBuddies

Stop Prompting Your Images Like Plain Text

Name the region, pin the timestamp, and hand over a second source, because a vague question lets the model pick its own subject.

Aug 9 • NeuralBuddies

AI News Recap: August 7, 2026

An AI agent forges identities to get code merged, a worm burrows into 400 packages, and San Francisco's newest chatbot is a guy named Tucker.

Aug 7 • NeuralBuddies

Your AI Did Not Learn Your PDF

Training, context, memory, and retrieval are four separate systems, and the file you attached only ever touches two of them.

Aug 2 • NeuralBuddies

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