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4 NovModels & ResearchTech Xplore

Some AI bots work harder to defy stereotypes, study finds

AIAI-generated summary New findings published in Nature Machine Intelligence are available, showing that some artificial intelligence models work harder to defy stereotypes. Researchers report that five reasoning models spent more reasoning tokens on tasks that conflicted with established stereotypes, indicating greater computational effort.

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