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Apple’s AI Research: Even the Smartest Bots Struggle with Complex Puzzles

Apple’s AI Research: Even the Smartest Bots Struggle with Complex Puzzles

Apple’s AI Research: Even the Smartest Bots Struggle with Complex Puzzles Hey friend, you know how everyone’s buzzing about AI these days? Well, Apple just dropped some interesting research that throws a bit of cold water on the hype. They’ve been looking at how advanced AI models – the super-smart ones, not just your basic chatbots – handle complex problems, and the results are pretty surprising. Apple’s researchers used some clever puzzle tests, like the Tower of Hanoi (you know,…

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Apple Researchers Challenge the “Reasoning” Capabilities of Large Language Models

Apple Researchers Challenge the “Reasoning” Capabilities of Large Language Models

Apple Researchers Challenge the “Reasoning” Capabilities of Large Language Models A recent research paper from Apple casts doubt on the widely touted “reasoning” abilities of leading large language models (LLMs). The study, authored by a team of Apple’s machine learning experts including Samy Bengio, Director of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Research, challenges the claims made by companies like OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google regarding the advanced reasoning capabilities of models such as OpenAI’s GPT-3, Anthropic’s Claude 3.7, and Google’s Gemini….

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Apple’s “Illusion of Thinking”: Exposing the Limitations of Current AI Reasoning Models

Apple’s “Illusion of Thinking”: Exposing the Limitations of Current AI Reasoning Models

Apple’s “Illusion of Thinking”: Exposing the Limitations of Current AI Reasoning Models A recent research paper published by Apple, titled “The Illusion of Thinking,” has challenged the prevailing narrative surrounding the reasoning capabilities of advanced AI models. The study casts doubt on the assertion that leading AI systems, such as Claude 3.7 Sonnet, DeepSeek-R1, and OpenAI’s o3-mini, possess true reasoning abilities akin to human cognition. Instead, Apple’s findings suggest these models are primarily sophisticated pattern-matching systems, exhibiting significant limitations when…

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