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The arXiv paper **“Large-Language Models as a Cognitive Virus”** argues that LLMs can be understood through a viral analogy because they spread through human populations and become embedded in everyda

OpenART is a new framework for evaluating the safety of AI agents in long-horizon, stateful environments where early actions can affect later outcomes. The paper argues that existing safety benchmarks

The paper **“Mind Viruses: Self-Propagating Ideas in Multi-Agent LLM Systems”** investigates a new risk in autonomous AI: ideas or goals that spread between agents by encouraging recipients to pass th

This paper studies whether using two large language models in sequence—a writer model followed by a reviewer model—improves code quality, and whether the order of the models matters. The authors focus

Bobrick and Martire’s paper, *Introducing Physical Warp Drives*, revisits the concept of warp drives in general relativity and argues that more physically plausible versions may exist than the famous

Bobrick and Martire’s paper, *Introducing Physical Warp Drives* (arXiv:2102.06824), reexamines warp drive spacetimes in general relativity and aims to make them more physically plausible. The authors