An analysis of whether large language models can recognize themselves through modified outputs, exploring implications for AI self-awareness research.
Do LLMs pass the mirror test?
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TOP500 at ISC’26: We Have a New Number 1 – By George Cozma
China’s LineShine Supercomputer becomes the new number 1 on the TOP500 list at ISC 2026, marking China’s first exascale entry in nine years.
Historical memory prices 1960-2026
A comprehensive review of memory and storage prices from 1960 to 2026, highlighting key trends and industry shifts confirmed by recent data.
China claims the world’s fastest supercomputer
China’s LineShine supercomputer has reclaimed the title of the world’s fastest, surpassing US systems despite trade restrictions and high energy use.
Writer Ian Bogost says ‘The Small Stuff’ can help us reclaim our lives from dematerialization
Writer Ian Bogost argues that focusing on everyday sensory experiences can help us regain fulfillment amid technological detachment.
Examining circuit boards from the Space Shuttle’s I/O Processor
Detailed examination of circuit boards from the Space Shuttle’s I/O Processor reveals insights into its architecture and historical significance.
The MUMPS 76 Primer – anniversary edition
An in-depth look at the release of the anniversary edition of The MUMPS 76 Primer, highlighting its significance for historical and technical understanding.
The origins of the school system aimed to produce independent, critical thinkers
Historical roots of modern education aimed to develop independent, critical thinkers, shaping current educational philosophies and practices.
More evidence of life on Mars but still no life
Recent findings suggest signs of past biological activity on Mars, but no direct evidence of current life has been confirmed.
Can China build its own ASML?
China is actively working to build its own EUV lithography machines amid US export restrictions, but challenges remain. Here’s what is known.
