2025-01-09
LLM-generated questions differ from human questions, study finds
Researchers from UC Berkeley, Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah City for Science and Technology, and the University of Washington took a close look at how large language models (LLMs) create questions. Their findings show some clear differences between AI and human questioning patterns.
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So-called reasoning models are more efficient but not more capable than regular LLMs, study finds
A new study from Tsinghua University and Shanghai Jiao Tong University examines whether reinforcement learning with verifiable rewards (RLVR) helps large language models reason better—or simply make [...]
2025-03-18
AI searches account for growing share of retail website visits, Adobe study finds
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2025-03-07
Study finds AI search engines struggle with news attribution
A new study reveals major problems with how AI search engines handle news citations, even when they have formal agreements with publishers.<br /> The article Study finds AI search engines strugg [...]
2025-03-29
How OpenAI’s o3, Grok 3, DeepSeek R1, Gemini 2.0, and Claude 3.7 Differ in Their Reasoning Approaches
Large language models (LLMs) are rapidly evolving from simple text prediction systems into advanced reasoning engines capable of tackling complex challenges. Initially designed to predict the next wor [...]
2025-03-11
Suppressing AI's bad thoughts just teaches it to scheme in private, OpenAI study finds
New research from OpenAI reveals how AI systems exhibit problematic reasoning patterns when "thinking" through tasks, warning against attempts to forcefully correct these behaviors.<br /& [...]
2025-03-22
Advanced voice feature draws heavy ChatGPT users into emotional bonds, study finds
Most people use ChatGPT for practical purposes, according to new research from OpenAI and the MIT Media Lab. The study reveals that emotional connections mainly develop among a small group of heavy vo [...]
2025-04-05
Anthropic study finds language models often hide their reasoning process
A new Anthropic study suggests language models frequently obscure their actual decision-making process, even when they appear to explain their thinking step by step through chain-of-thought reasoning. [...]
2025-04-20
Students delegate higher-level thinking to AI, Anthropic study finds
A new study from Anthropic examines how university students are using its language model Claude in daily academic work. The analysis reveals discipline-specific usage patterns and raises concerns abou [...]