COLLISION

COLLISION

16 papers

Giving people lawyers in a dictatorship is a total gamble—it either saves the government or burns it down.

Economics ssrn | Apr 3

Dictators don't give people lawyers to help them; they do it to trick everyone into thinking the system actually works.

Economics ssrn | Apr 3

You can flip a material’s magnetism on or off just by mixing in its mirror-image twin.

Physics arxiv | Apr 3

Your hands follow a secret mathematical rule that shows up in every single language on the planet.

AI & ML arxiv | Apr 3

The math we use to build an AI’s brain is exactly the same as the math that explains how the entire universe is held together.

Physics arxiv | Apr 3

When the weather gets really extreme, families aren't just losing their savings—they’re losing their daughters.

Society & Education socarxiv | Apr 3

Your brain’s wiring diagram is actually two completely separate, specialized networks hiding in plain sight.

Life Science arxiv | Apr 3

Black holes make a special kind of "quantum glue" that you won't find anywhere else in the universe.

Space & Astronomy arxiv | Apr 3

People are actually more honest in the comments when they know they’re talking to AI bots instead of other humans.

Economics ssrn | Apr 3

One tiny protein from a tick can actually "brainwash" a deadly crop fungus into being completely harmless.

Economics ssrn | Apr 3

A group of perfectly peaceful AI "neighbors" suddenly started attacking each other and trashing their own trust.

AI & ML ssrn | Apr 3

You can give "sight" to an AI that’s only ever read text, proving that seeing and reading are basically the same thing to a computer.

AI & ML arxiv | Apr 3

Nobody taught AI how to read your mind, but it learned how to do it anyway just to be a more helpful teacher.

AI & ML arxiv | Apr 3

If you change just one page of a national accounting exam, you can actually trick an entire country's CEOs into playing it safe with their money.

Economics ssrn | Apr 6

Scientists managed to take a 'lesson' learned by one batch of brain cells and literally stitch it into a completely different group of cells.

AI & ML arxiv | Apr 6

AI bots are starting to swap game plans using actual words instead of just burying each other in math.

AI & ML arxiv | Apr 6