AI Papers: A Deep Dive

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Long-form deep dives into new research on Artificial Intelligence, AI agents and the engineering practice of building them - one paper per episode. We unpack the motivating problem, how the method actually works, the math that matters, what the...

Episodes

Forty-Four AI Models, One Word, And The Newest Ones Conform Most

When Universities Say Embrace AI But Half the CS Syllabi Ban It

The AI Tutor That Gives Poor Kids a Thinner History

Why an AI Called Fourteen Broken Figures Perfect, And What It Reveals About Test-Time Compute

The Same Policy Scored 85 for the US and 36 for Russia

The Medical AI Answer That's Accurate, Sourced, and Still Wrong

A Model Learned to Control a Robot by Watching Video It Never Acted On

The AI Watchdog That Approved More Cheating When It Could Read Minds

The Fact Was in the Wrong Drawer: Why Fine-Tuned Models Can't Reason With What They Know

How 2.6 Billion Doodles Exposed the Culture Words Quietly Delete

Same Website Request, Different Code — The Bias You Can't See

The Blank Space in Your AI Approval Box That Isn't Empty

An AI Graded Its Own Math Test 94 Percent — It Actually Scored 20

The Length Estimate Hiding Inside a Word-by-Word Model

How Four-Second Clips Become Hours of Playable AI Soccer

The Same AI, Two Labels: How the Pitch Beat the Product in 162 Sessions

The Thought a Model Doesn't Say — and the Lens That Reads It

How Do You Know an AI Agent Actually Refused? Check the World, Not the Words

One in Four NeurIPS Papers Cites a Reference That Doesn't Exist

AI Papers Week in Review: June 29–July 5, 2026