Author HubMaximilian Schreiner

Max is the managing editor of THE DECODER, bringing his background in philosophy to explore questions of consciousness and whether machines truly think or just pretend to.
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New Othello experiment supports the world model hypothesis for large language models

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ChatGPT might be draining your brain, MIT warns - what ‘cognitive debt’ means for you

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Anthropic releases Claude 4 with new safety measures targeting CBRN misuse

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Google has added a new feature to Veo 3, its AI video app, that lets users turn a single image into a short video. Anyone with a Pro or Ultra subscription can upload a photo in the Gemini app or on gemini.google, choose "Video" in the prompt bar, and describe what should happen in the clip. According to Google, the rollout starts today, though availability may vary - users can check directly in the app to see if they have access.

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Replit is teaming up with Microsoft to automate app development for non-programmers.

The company is positioning itself as a no-code prototyping platform for business users, promising to turn natural language prompts into working apps - complete with database, authentication, and storage. These applications are available directly through the Azure Marketplace and run on Azure infrastructure managed by Replit.

The partnership is aimed squarely at the prototyping and design market, an area currently dominated by Figma. Replit does not see itself as direct competition for Microsoft's flagship AI tool, GitHub Copilot.

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AI coding can make developers slower even if they feel faster

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Musk unveils Grok 4 as xAI’s new AI model that beats OpenAI and Google on major benchmarks

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"Cat attack" on reasoning model shows how important context engineering is

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