They shook hands. They took a long walk. One man touched the other’s arm, then he did it again. They later shook hands some more. For two leaders at odds on many fronts — Taiwan, trade, rare earth resources, among others — Thursday’s meeting between President Trump and Xi Jinping, China’s leader, suggested they wanted … Read more
In our earlier work on monosemanticity, we connected Anthropic’s research on sparse autoencoders with a much older idea from linguistics: Frame Semantics. Frame Semantics teaches us that meaning is not just a word or an entity in isolation. Meaning emerges from a structured scene: entities, roles, relationships, expectations, and context. A brand works in a … Read more
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! CVS is disputing a Planned Parenthood claim of a “strategic partnership” on abortion pill access, as the organization’s website no longer includes language that previously referenced such a relationship. “The team that manages our Reproductive Health program is unaware of anything related to that organization beyond standard … Read more
Campton, New Hampshire — Seven-year-old Ben O’Reilly is deaf and has other special needs. A first grader at Campton Elementary in Campton, New Hampshire, his aide, Cheryl Ulicny, says that Ben had felt isolated at school. “He didn’t have relationships with his peers or teachers, for that matter,” Ulicny said. “He was very alone. And he … Read more
NotebookLM Summary We are entering a new phase of the web, what I call the Reasoning Web. And with it comes a turning point for search as we’ve known it. AI systems are no longer passive readers of documents; they’re becoming agents that explore information spaces, navigate relationships, and build understanding through structured reasoning. That … Read more