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  • prof. dr hab. Dariusz Jemielniak

    🔒 Nanotechnology: between DNA origami and gray goo

    Back in 1986, when E. Drexler was scaring the world with the idea of “gray goo”—self-replicating nanobots devouring the biosphere after being accidentally released into the environment—it was hard to imagine that…

    🔒 Nanotechnology: between DNA origami and gray goo

  • Kamil Polak

    🔒 The Dead Internet Theory in reality

    What if most of what you read online wasn’t written by a person? Bots and AI models are flooding the web faster than anyone realizes. This isn’t some apocalyptic vision of the…

    🔒 The Dead Internet Theory in reality

  • Piotr Szczuko

    🔒 LLMs’ dangerous weak spots: cats, Dr. House, poetry and authority figures

    In theory, they’re resistant to manipulation. In practice, a cleverly phrased prompt can push them to work around their own safeguards. Language models can handle very long contexts, but they still get…

    🔒 LLMs’ dangerous weak spots: cats, Dr. House, poetry and authority figures