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Polish scientists' startup Pathway announces AI reasoning breakthrough
- high_na_euv 1y agoWell, after all Poles were co-founders of OpenAI, so maybe another disruption is incoming
- notachatbot123 1y agoThin post with marketing fluff and barely more content than its ~5 social media embeds. You can skip this link without missing anything.
- seba_dos1 1y agoWell, that's exactly what you would expect from a national broadcaster's post about a technical news anyway. Not sure why it's been posted here, the target audience is obviously completely different.
- rowanG077 1y agoMaximum fluff. I will be very surprised if this turns out as anything but a bad attempt at bullshido.
- GONGOTA 1y agoDirect link: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2509.26507 https://arxiv.org/pdf/2509.26507
- geremiiah 1y agoThanks. Certainly lots of work seems to have gone into this, but if they had any good results they would be front and centre. Skimming the paper, I can only see model architectural details and some links they try to make to biology. That makes me doubt they actually got anything useful.
- yahoozoo 1y ago> Our son ran into the room where the project was running, he looked at the screen, and shouted 'Mommy, it has a brain!' We came to see what was going on - and onscreen we saw a structure that hadn't been set by us, but had grown on its own, actually resembling a brain scan. lmao
- npodbielski 1y agoYeah, that was bizarre
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- squidproquo 1y agoReminds me of the marketing for a really bad movie: - “genius” - “the missing link” - “breaks the barrier”