
AI: Our Tests Are Too Small For Super-Smart Models
Imagine a genius too smart for school grading systems. Artificial intelligence is doing exactly that with our current testing methods.
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Tuesday, September 15, 2026
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Imagine a genius too smart for school grading systems. Artificial intelligence is doing exactly that with our current testing methods.

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Building a 3D scene from scratch is a nightmare, even for pros. Imagine an assistant turning your ideas into ready-to-use models.

While everyone chases cloud AI, IBM brings its smarts directly to your office. Their new Granite 4.2 models promise to run AI 'in-house,' keeping your data safe and sound.
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Imagine an AI that doesn't just babble nonsense about local laws. France is giving it a shot, with a catalog of dedicated servers.

Everyone talks about self-learning AI agents. Too bad they aren't very good at it, yet.
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From an online bookstore to a text shredder? Amazon is literally tearing up history to feed data to its AI models. A thought-provoking paradox, isn't it?

Telling human-written text from AI-generated prose is becoming a real mess. Anthropic, the startup behind Claude, is stepping in with an idea: watermarks.