This paper investigates how language models internally represent and process information that can be verbally expressed. The authors find that these "verbalizable representations" form a global workspace, where information is integrated and made accessible across different processing modules, similar to theories of consciousness in cognitive science.
This article explores the phenomenon of artificial and counterfeit eggs in the food supply chain, examining their production methods, health risks, and the broader implications for food safety and consumer trust. It delves into the "dance of death" metaphor to describe the dangerous game between regulators and adulterators in the egg industry.
Kevin Hartnett explores how artificial intelligence is reshaping the discipline of mathematics—not just as a tool for computation, but as a collaborator in discovery. The article examines whether AI can generate new mathematical insights, challenge human intuition, and ultimately transform what it means to do mathematics in an era of machine learning and deep reasoning.
KAIST has developed an AI system that interprets mouse gestures as a form of language, enabling new forms of human-computer interaction. The technology recognizes patterns in how users move their mouse and translates them into commands or text.