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Anthropic has unveiled Claude 3.7 Sonnet, its most advanced AI yet and the first hybrid reasoning model. It combines rapid responses with deep, step-by-step reasoning, redefining AI problem-solving.

Most people I know are getting overly-reliant on AI for thinking/reasoning and strategy. This will have longterm negative impact on individuals as they'll become incapable of reasoning all together.

Apple just exposed the truth behind so-called AI "reasoning" models like Claude, DeepSeek-R1, and o3-mini: They’re not actually reasoning — they’re just really good at memorizing patterns. Here’s what Apple found:

How many of you know about "The first principle thinking" or reasoning from first principle? While the concept is pretty clear but I want to utilize it in my day to day life. Any advice?

I want a list of reasoning questions that openai o1 and/or deepseek r1 is failing to answer correctly. Quick help is much appreciated. Working on something and want to test it for reasoning capabilities.

“reasoning models don't actually reason at all. they just memorize patterns really well” - apple

Why is there a 33% surcharge? It seems like such a precise number, what's the reasoning behind it?🧐

"AI will eliminate every job!" in reality: It makes completely new types of jobs, like a Reasoning Engineer 👇

Revolutionizing AI with Inference-Time Scaling: OpenAI's o1 Model" Inference-time Scaling: Focuses on improving performance during inference (when the model is used) rather than just training. Reasoning through Search: The o1 model enhances reasonin

Brain rot" isn't just for humans anymore! 🤯 New study reveals short videos are crippling AI's reasoning and memory, with permanent damage.