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MIT's Nobel Prize-winning economist proved that AI is mathematically guaranteed to destroy human knowledge.
They published a massive NBER paper modeling the long-term impact of AI on human cognition.
And they found the most alarming conclusion in the AI literature so far.
It’s called "Knowledge Collapse."
Here is how human progress actually works.
When you struggle to solve a complex problem, you generate two things:
General knowledge about how the world works, and context-specific knowledge about your exact problem.
Normally, humans acquire both at the same time. You do the hard work to solve your specific problem, and in the process, you learn a general principle.
You share that principle. That is how human knowledge grows.
Then comes Agentic AI.
AI is incredibly good at giving you the exact, context-specific answer you need right now. It hands the solution to you on a silver platter.
So you stop doing the hard work.
And because you stop doing the work, you stop generating the "general knowledge" that society relies on.
Acemoglu calls it the "knowledge-collapse equilibrium."
When AI reaches a certain accuracy threshold, the incentive for humans to learn drops to zero.
Nobody verifies. Nobody explores. Nobody discovers new fundamental truths.
Society gets increasingly sophisticated automated outputs, while our actual capacity to generate new knowledge quietly erodes.
But here is the most terrifying finding in the paper.
Welfare is "non-monotone" to AI accuracy.
That means as AI gets more accurate, society actually gets worse off.
Jurors rejected Elon Musk’s claims against OpenAI, delivering a major victory to CEO Sam Altman in Silicon Valley’s biggest grudge match.
The nine-member jury’s decision on Monday, following three weeks of testimony and legal arguments, came after just two hours of deliberation. The jury found, and the judge agreed, that Musk waited too long to bring his lawsuit.
The decision removes significant uncertainties that have clouded OpenAI’s future as it grapples with intensifying competition and prepares for an IPO that could come as soon as this year.
Read more: https://t.co/M2Q5YAwblN
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DFlash for Gemma 4: Up to 6x Faster. ⚡⚡
Great to see MTP land natively in Gemma 4 today. If you want to push it further, try DFlash — open source, same quality, more speed!!
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Anthropicが「危険すぎる」と公開を絞ってきたバグ発見AI「Mythos」
これと同等の能力は、オープンソースモデルを複数連携させれば再現できる。
OpenAI初のセキュリティ研究員がBlack Hat Asia 2026の基調講演で明かした。
データと計算量を倍にすると能力は4倍になる超線形スケーリングが、業界全体を底上げしている。
特別な秘伝のレシピなど、最初からなかった。
https://t.co/fvwICZj99T
GPT-5.5 ("Spud") may arrive today or on Thursday, my sources are divided on this. I think a likely scenario is this:
- Today (Tuesday): GPT-Image-2
- Thursday: GPT-5.5 ("Spud")
It's definitely an important @OpenAI week.