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Würde die Vergesellschaftung von Wohnungskonzernen die Berliner Mieten senken? Linkenchefin Ines Schwerdtner rechnet selbst nicht damit. Kritiker beklagen gebrochene Wahlversprechen. Link in X-Bio.

Useful cheat sheet to keep in mind! Don’t fall for magical thinking. Focus on the achievable.

🚨An AI just looked at another AI's brain and rewrote it in a few seconds. This is the scariest research paper of the year, and almost nobody is talking about it. Here is what happened in plain English. For the last 10 years, every AI model got built the same way. Billions of training examples. Weeks of compute. Thousands of engineers. The entire AI industry runs on that process. A paper that just dropped shows you may never need to do any of it again. Researchers took a small AI model, let a bigger AI look inside its brain, and asked it to make the small one smarter at math. The bigger AI changed 0.016% of the small one's brain. No training. No examples. No learning. The small AI's math score jumped from 7.9% to 48.1%. Then they tried it on a broken self-driving car system. The bigger AI rewrote 3.5% of its brain and the car started driving properly again. Then they asked it to build small AI brains from scratch. The ones it built beat models that were trained the normal way for weeks. Eight months ago we were worried about AI running its own research experiments. That alone caused OpenAI and Anthropic to panic for an entire summer. This paper skips the research entirely. The AI just rewrites other AI directly, like a kid editing an essay. Independent researchers already reproduced it within days. For the first time, AI can make AI better without humans or training anywhere in the loop. Nobody has a plan for what happens next. Link in the comments 👇🚨

The French mathematician Nicolas de Condorcet identified a paradox about voting in the late 18th century: A majority can sometimes vote itself into a logical loop. quantamagazine.org/how-votin…