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Philipp Hacker and Matthias Holweg argue that AI governance faces a central paradox: human-led compliance checks cannot keep up with autonomous AI agents at scale, but automated checks also rely on LL

The document argues that “human in the loop” (HITL) is not sufficient for safe oversight of AI agents because current agent interfaces and workflows make oversight cognitively unreliable and degrade t

The article argues that AI detectors and new AI watermarks are the wrong tools for judging honesty, authorship, or cheating. It cites recent developments such as Pangram’s high reported accuracy in id

A new paper from researchers at the University of Glasgow and the University of Sheffield argues that efforts to reduce AI hallucinations are focusing too narrowly on accuracy. The authors describe th

In "The Singularity Will Occur on a Tuesday," Cam Pedersen explores the concept of the technological singularity, emphasizing that the real question is not whether it will happen, but when. He collect