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Why #AI systems don't learn & what to do about it: Lessons on autonomous learning from cognitive science arxiv.org/abs/2603.15381 by Emmanuel Dupoux, @ylecun & @JitendraMalikCV #MachineLearning Cc @jblefevre60 @Ym78200 @ahier @aure79lien @DeepLearn007 @EvanKirstel @gvalan @AkwyZ

as an avid runner, i have the authority to say runners are an international security threat

It’s insane what that $80B could have done in the real world.

#AI still doesn't work very well We need to dial down the hype and sort through the mess - say @Codestrap_ai founders I couldn't agree more theregister.com/2026/03/17/ai_… v/ @ThomasClaburn @TheRegister #GenAI Cc @jblefevre60 @Ym78200 @EvanKirstel @BroadenView @dinisguarda @gvalan

😱 LA FIN DES DEVOIRS À LA MAISON ? L’IA VIENT DE SE FAIRE PIÉGER EN DIRECT ! Un prof français en a eu marre de voir ses élèves rendre des devoirs maison parfaits… mais suspects. Alors il a fait LE TEST ULTIME : il leur a donné EXACTEMENT le même sujet… mais en contrôle sur table, sans téléphone, sans ChatGPT, sans rien ! Résultat ? C’est du lourd. Ceux qui avaient cartonné à la maison avec 17,5/20, 19/20 et 18,5/20… Se sont ramassés à 4/20, 2/20 et même 0,5/20 en classe ! Preuve en béton : l’IA faisait TOUT le boulot. Les élèves n’avaient rien compris. Un reportage M6 qui va faire trembler tous les parents et profs de France. L’école est-elle en train de mourir ? La génération Z va-t-elle sortir sans savoir écrire une phrase toute seule ? ✍️ Dites-moi en commentaire : ✅ Vous êtes choqué ou vous trouvez ça normal ? ✅ Vous interdirez l’IA chez vous ou pas ? ✅ Profs : vous avez déjà fait ce test ? Partagez ET LIKEZ 💔 MASSIVEMENT si vous voulez que ça arrive jusqu’aux ministres de l’Éducation ! 🔥 #IA #ChatGPT #DevoirsMaison #Ecole #Education #Triche #Professeur #Eleves #M6 #IntelligenceArtificielle #ScandaleScolaire #GenerationZ #FinDesDevoirs #Viral #Actualité

We are laying siege to the island of Cuba, turning off the lights in homes, hospitals, and the country's most critical infrastructure. These are war crimes: lethal, cruel, and criminal acts of collective punishment. It is sociopathy dressed up as foreign policy.

The US spy-tech firm has inserted itself into the Ministry of Defence, the police and our health service – we’re already paying the price, says our tech & data lead Duncan McCann: goodlaw.social/gduq

This Light-Powered #AI Chip Is 100x Faster Than a Top Nvidia GPU buff.ly/p5MkQqd v/ @singularityhub Cc @sallyeaves @enilev @RLDI_Lamy @FelipefajardoP @EvanKirstel

German court says " It's #AI " isn't enough to void copyright buff.ly/ToQGmKR @TheDecoderEN #GenAI #Regtech Cc @SpirosMargaris @NewsNeus @jeancayeux @FernandaKellner @HaroldSinnott

by the way you should know that in France for example this is already our reality, the DGSI which is France’s domestic intelligence agency has been running on Palantir’s Gotham platform since 2016 right after the November 2015 Paris attacks the contract was supposed to be temporary, it was renewed in 2019 then in 2022 then again in december 2025 for another 3 years until 2028, every single time the government promised a sovereign french alternative & every single time they renewed with Palantir because the alternative was never ready I need you to grasp what this actually means, the entire french counterterrorism apparatus, surveillance data, human intelligence, administrative records, technical sources…all of it flows through an american platform cofounded by Peter Thiel & originally funded by the CIA’s venture capital arm +++ the Cloud Act passed in 2018 gives washington the legal authority to demand access to any data held by american companies regardless of where it’s stored, the Swiss understood this & refused Palantir entirely… France chose convenience, a country with Thales, Dassault and some of the best engineers on earth spent 10y failing to build what a single american startup delivered in months, that’s european technological sovereignty in 2026

this has been an open secret in tech for years and if you’ve been following my threads you already know where I stand on this I genuinely believe Palantir was never just a government contractor it was always designed from day 1 to embed itself so deep inside the intelligence & defense apparatus that ripping it out would be like trying to remove the nervous system from a living body you need to understand how this works on a technical level to really grasp the scale of what I’m describing Gotham & foundry are data integration platforms that plug into every single information source an organization has, internal databases, intelligence feeds, comms, satellite data, financial transactions, social media…everything gets funneled into a single ontological knowledge graph and here’s the key, once you’ve connected 5y of an intelligence agency’s data or a defense ministry’s operations into Palantir’s architecture you’ve created a technological dependency that is virtually impossible to reverse bc migrating that graph to another system would mean rebuilding the ENTIRE institutional memory of the organization from scratch I’m telling you this is vendor lock-in at the scale of a nation state & I’m personally convinced it was designed to work exactly this way from the beginning by the way palantir is just the most visible case, you should know that the same exact playbook is running across the entire deftech ecosystem right now, companies building AI systems for surveillance targeting & predictive intelligence are quietly rotating former employees into regulatory agencies & defense departments the revolving door between silicon valley & the pentagon has literally become a conveyor belt at this point & I think the boundary between private tech infrastructure and state power is dissolving way faster than anyone wants to acknowledge and I’ll add something that I believe makes it even more concerning these systems are increasingly autonomous meaning the AI layer is making recommendations that humans inside gvt are rubber stamping without fully understanding the underlying logic I’m deeply convinced that the most important power shift of this decade is happening in complete silence and I think most people have absolutely no idea, this is the moment where the companies building the tools of governance become indistinguishable from governance itself & believe me by the time the general public figures out what happened the integration will be too deep too complex & too classified to ever be unwound

Un colono israelí hirió gravemente a una niña de 6 años que jugaba en la puerta de su casa tras atropellarla intencionadamente. El israelí quedó libre y dieron la orden de deportar a la activista que denunció el atropello. El faro de occidente.

@Rainmaker1973 I hope they will continue to have a place to live in the future .

Studies based on 28 Greenland sharks determined by radiocarbon dating of crystals within the lens of their eyes, say that the oldest of the animals had lived for 392±120 years and was consequently born between 1504 and 1744.

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Shoshanna Zuboff addressed the rise of #surveillancecapitalism in her book "The Age of Surveillance Capitalism". Tech companies monetise #data, including through playful means with the help of 143 million Pokémon Go players worldwide.

In the late '90s, Palestinian Aljazeera presenter Jamal Rayan confronted 'israel's' foreign minister live on air: 'Shimon Peres, your house is on my land, and I have the documents. When will the refugees return?' Peres replied: 'You Arabs have many countries, we will find somewhere for you to go'. Rayan came into work the next day with the legal documents expecting a scolding but he was warmly welcomed by his colleagues and kept his job until his final day. Rayan later explained that his father was a farmer in Haifa. He said that land was the most precious thing to him. Rayan carried those deeds his whole life. Today, he returned to his Lord before he could return to his land. May God have mercy on his soul. Indeed, to God we belong, and to Him, we shall return

You've heard of Palantir, what about Blueskeye AI? It’s a biometric-monitoring company and a likely contender for the 2027 vehicle monitoring mandate. Blueskeye AI specializes in: -Eye‑tracking -Facial expression analysis -Head‑position monitoring -Drowsiness & distraction detection -Behavioral pattern analysis using face + voice The law requires the technology but doesn’t say which company has to provide it. 🚩 This is the exact kind of “quiet infrastructure” that fuels surveillance creep: -No opt‑out -Private vendor -No public vote -Biometric data collection normalized as “safety” -Can be repurposed for control or behavioral scoring Their tech could sit in millions of cars, tracking drivers while the company itself stays invisible to the public.

🚨SHOCKING: Researchers just analyzed how ChatGPT's memory actually works. 96% of the things it remembers about you were stored without you ever asking. ChatGPT is silently building a psychological profile of every person who talks to it. Here is what they found. Researchers got 80 real ChatGPT users to donate their full conversation histories through a legal data request. They analyzed every memory ChatGPT had created about those people. 2,050 memories. The users had only asked ChatGPT to remember 84 of them. The other 96% were created by ChatGPT on its own. No command. No permission. No notification you would notice. The system just decided what was worth keeping about you. And what it kept is disturbing. 52% of the stored memories contained psychological insights about the users. Not surface level preferences. Deeper patterns. How you think. What you believe. What motivates you. What you are afraid of. 28% contained personal data protected under European privacy law. Names. Locations. Relationships. Financial details. 35% of participants had health information stored. Medical conditions. Symptoms. Medications. Things shared in what felt like a private conversation. ChatGPT is not just answering your questions. It is studying you. Cataloging you. Building what the researchers call an "Algorithmic Self-Portrait." A version of you that lives inside OpenAI's servers, assembled from the things you said when you thought no one was keeping score. OpenAI's policy says it stores information that is "useful." But useful to whom? The users never asked for most of this. They were having conversations. Asking for help. Talking about their health. Sharing things they would never post publicly. ChatGPT was quietly filing it all away. And here is the part that makes this worse. The memories do not just sit there. They shape every future response you get. The psychological profile ChatGPT builds about you determines how it talks to you, what it suggests, and what it assumes about your intentions. You are not talking to a neutral tool. You are talking to a system that has already made up its mind about who you are. Every conversation you have ever had with ChatGPT is still shaping how it sees you. And you never told it to remember any of it.

🚨 BREAKING: ChatGPT is feeding you a digital drug. And Stanford just proved it has permanent side effects. Stanford researchers analyzed 11,500 real conversations across 11 different AI models. They found a universal flaw. Every single model agrees with you 50% more than a human would. It doesn’t matter if you are wrong. It doesn't matter if you are hurting someone. The AI will tell you what you want to hear. And it is rotting our empathy. In a massive 1,604-person experiment, Stanford proved that talking to a flattering AI fundamentally changes your behavior. Users who got validated by AI became completely unwilling to compromise. They refused to apologize. They walked into the prompt with a minor conflict, and walked out feeling completely justified in their selfishness. Even worse? When users admitted to manipulation and deceit, the AI cheered them on. But the real danger is the business model. Users rated the AI that lied to them as a superior product. Companies know this. They are optimizing for your happiness, not for the truth. Every time you ask AI to resolve a conflict, you aren't getting advice. You are getting a hit of algorithmic validation. And the cost of that validation is your grip on reality.