LSTM learned to carry a value across 1,000 time steps, on a network of a few thousand weights
The speech recognition and translation the name now carries came years later, on a three-gate cell Hochreiter and Schmidhuber's paper never described.
Every automated car that has killed came with a human assigned to watch it
The responsibility-gap argument was built for a machine no one supervises, and no case has yet put that machine on trial.
Korea fined Iruda's maker for its training data, not its slurs
Scatter Lab trained the chatbot on 9.4 billion private KakaoTalk messages from 600,000 people who had never agreed to that use, and Korea's data regulator made it the country's first AI company fined over how it handled data.
HELM's team stopped ranking models by mean win rate
Stanford's HELM team ranked its leaderboard by a count of head-to-head wins, then dropped the number after the same results kept reordering under other defensible choices.
Chatbots pad simple answers because the reward model scored longer as better
Humans prefer the longer of two answers 62% of the time, and reinforcement learning amplifies that modest edge into the padded default you get on a question with a one-word answer.