Anthropic has cracked open the hood on its AI model Claude to see what’s really happening inside. Using a new tool called the Jacobian lens, or J-lens, researchers discovered a hidden zone they call J-space. Think of it as Claude’s internal scratchpad—words and concepts it’s juggling before deciding what to say. It’s not always pretty; some findings are mundane and others a touch unnerving. Alongside this, OpenAI dropped its long-awaited ‘super app’ that merges its chatbot, coding tools, and fresh models into one workhorse. On the robotics front, humanoids pulled off world-first teleoperated surgery on live pigs, while SK Hynix snagged the largest US listing ever by a foreign company, raising a cool $26.5 billion. Why it matters: Peeking into an AI’s ‘mind’ isn’t just academic—it’s a crucial step toward understanding model safety and trustworthiness before these systems become even more embedded in our daily lives.
Anthropic reveals Claude's hidden thinking space
Anthropic has cracked open the hood on its AI model Claude to see what's really happening inside. Using a new tool called the Jacobian lens, or J-lens, researchers discovered a hidden zone they call J-space. Think of it…
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