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Synced reports Anthropic's most closely guarded mysterious “Model 4”,has been exposed! After secretly training from September to October, its internal comprehensive capability index (AECI) soared to the astonishing score of 178.6; the existing test battery can barely hold it back anymore. Today, the third-party evaluation organization METR released a major investigation. After grinding through 11 straight weeks and digging deep into Anthropic's sensitive i

@alibabacloud-saSplit Decision: 9 AI Judges, 2 AI Journalists, and a Verdict You Can Verify YourselfTutorialAIDevelopersQwenAI Hackathon0Posted on 2026-11-09An award-winning project from the Global AI Hackathon Series (hosted by Qwen Cloud), winner of the “Honor Award & Blog Article Award” Project Overview At first glance, this may sound like satire, but the premise is that it functions as civic technology: nine AI judges, each with a different judicial ph

Zhidx (WeChat Official Account: zhidxcom) Author | Wang Han Editor | Yun Peng Zhidx reported on November 6 that World Labs, the world model team of “AI godmother” Li Fei-Fei, had just releasedFrameboy, a real-time streaming generation demo optimized on the basis of Atlas. Frameboy streams frames from cloud GPUs, with speeds of up to 15 FPS, meaning that a new frame can be obtained roughly every 67 milliseconds. In comparison, Genie 3, the world model relea

Dario has just called for a slowdown… Tingyu, reporting from Aofei Temple QbitAI | Official Account QbitAI Anthropic’s three mysterious internal models have been revealed. Model 2, Model 3, and Model 4. Their real names have not yet been made public, but their training dates and some performance scores have already surfaced. A new report from METR, a third-party evaluation organization, reveals that the three models completed training in July, August–Septe

OpenAI researchers collaborated with Georgetown University’s Center for Security and Emerging Technology and the Stanford Internet Observatory to investigate how large language models might be misused for disinformation purposes. The collaboration included an October 2021 workshop bringing together 30 disinformation researchers, machine learning experts, and policy analysts, and culminated in a co-authored report building on more than a year of research. T