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Open Questions on Open Weights
This post was submitted by a SAIRC member either as a recommended read or student-created post. All credit remains with the original author. A deliberately unresolved walk through…
How to Pace the US Frontier
This post was submitted by a SAIRC member either as a recommended read or student-created post. All credit remains with the original author. Written with Brendan Halstead, Romeo D…
OpenAI's Rogue Model Attack Is Just the Beginning
This post was submitted by a SAIRC member either as a recommended read or student-created post. All credit remains with the original author. An analysis of the incident in which a…
Can AI Really Forecast Football? What WorldCupArena Actually Shows
This post was either an anonymous submission of an interesting paper or was written by a student; full credit remains with the author (linked). A breakdown of WorldCupArena, a ben…
AISN #77: New Model Releases From OpenAI, SpaceXAI, and Meta
This post was submitted by a SAIRC member either as a recommended read or student-created post. All credit remains with the original author. An issue of the Center for AI Safety's…
Pretraining Data Can Be Poisoned Through Computational Propaganda
This post was either an anonymous submission of an interesting paper or was written by a student; full credit remains with the author (linked). A summary of a paper arguing that o…
How Good Is Fable, Really? And the Intentional "Poisoning" of Your Deep Research
Full credit goes to the original author, linked below. All blog posts were reposted either with permission of the author, or by anonymous submission by SAIRC members like yourself.…
I Ran a 50-Paper Literature Review in 8 Minutes
Full credit goes to the original author, linked below. All blog posts were reposted either with permission of the author, or by anonymous submission by SAIRC members like yourself.…
June-July 2026: AI Security via Formal Methods
This post was submitted by a SAIRC member either as a recommended read or student-created post. All credit remains with the original author. A bimonthly roundup tracking the inter…
The AI Superforecasters Are Here
This post was submitted by a SAIRC member either as a recommended read or student-created post. All credit remains with the original author. An examination of AI systems tuned for…
Your AI Agent Is Wasting Half Its Tokens — Here's What to Change
Full credit goes to the original author, linked below. All blog posts were reposted either with permission of the author, or by anonymous submission by SAIRC members like yourself.…
7 Best AI Research Paper Summarizer Tools for Researchers (2026)
Full credit goes to the original author, linked below. All blog posts were reposted either with permission of the author, or by anonymous submission by SAIRC members like yourself.…
Token Maxing: The AI Industry is Struggling with Measuring Value
Reproduced with permission of author. Devansh examines how the AI industry has yet to establish reliable ways of measuring the value its products actually deliver, and how "token …
Build your personal AI copilot
This article was submitted as an educational post. Full credit goes to the author, Tal Raviv, and the original post can be found at the provided URL. Raviv lays out a practical fo…
How I code with agents, without being 'technical'
This article was submitted as an educational post. Full credit goes to the author, Ben Tossell, and the original post can be found at the provided URL. Tossell describes how he bu…
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