How the monitored publications were assessed
Discourse valence across every scored item: what the sampled sources published and how independent models read it. It is not a measure of public opinion, not a measure of the state of the world, and article volume is not agreement.
This line is the mean of every item scored on each day. It deliberately ignores the reading filter, because a daily mean of only the adverse items would move with how many were filtered out rather than with the discourse.
37 items read as adverse
- Whose Data, Whose Benchmark? A User-Centric Framework for Auditing Evaluation Resources
- Securing the agentic enterprise with data lineage
- Representation Alignment from a Few Paired Data via Distilled Optimal Transport
- Operationalizing NCII and CSAM Law in the Age of AI: Open Problems
- Albanese government warned it’s ‘sleepwalking into another robodebt scenario’ over use of algorithms and AI
- AI is less regulated than milk, says Microsoft president
- AI evaluators favor job applications written by certain AI models, independent of candidate quality
- Voters Rejected A.I. in the Midterms. Now Comes an Era of Scrutiny.
- OpenAI’s approach to mathematics does not add up
- Will AI grant reviews make science more conservative?
- Opening the Box Changes the Cat: LLMs Detect Chain-of-Thought Monitoring - What now?
- Language Non-Invariance in the Ideological Evaluation of Large Language Models
- Seq@K: Evaluating Language Models Under Sequential Feedback
- Measuring Where Intent Gets Lost in Agentic Smart Contract Synthesis
- What Does an Ontology Catch? Curated, LLM-Generated and Data-Derived Ontologies as Checkers of LLM Agents over Knowledge Graphs
- Propensities Please: Exposing Alignment-Faking LLMs using Synthetic Document Finetuning
- Generalized green and red concepts for artificial intelligence, big data, and information and communication technologies: Multidimensional framework and countermeasures
- AI oversight needs a different model to banking
- Fixing Britain’s welfare state and the limits of AI policymaking
- Does Multi-Agent Collaboration Reduce Hallucination in Clinical Tasks?
- The AI boom stumbles
- Proof-based general-purpose computing with Magnetar
- Atlas of MICCAI: 28 Years of Representation, Collaboration, and the Road to Inclusion
- ChronoCulture: Evaluating Cultural Awareness Across Time in Large Language Models
- Who Can Evaluate AI Independently? A Framework for Analysing Evaluation Infrastructure
- Executives play catch-up as AI governance risks evolve
- NewsBench: Expert-Grounded Evaluation of Epistemic Quality in AI News Reporting
- Open-world AI: a Tale of Three Requirements
- Artificiality's First Exam: An LLM-Referenced C-test for Supraintelligence
- Functional Welfare for AI Safety
- Qistas: A Pre-Registered, Portable Protocol for Fairness Evaluation of Large Language Models
- Can a System-One LLM Perform Knowledge Tracing When Few or No Learners Are Logged?
- Matched but Not Better: An Equivalence-Tested Benchmark of Quantum Machine Learning on Six Clinical Datasets and the QML-Health-READY Reporting Framework
- Conditional Values: The Contingent Foundations of Attitudes toward Artificial Intelligence
- David Pocock concerned senior Albanese adviser ‘vetted’ bipartisan AI letter that was sent to PM
- Conformance as a Distribution: Delegation Contracts, Error Budgets, and the Allocation of Evaluation Authority in Use-Based AI Regulation
- AusClinBench: a deterministically scored benchmark of large language models against current Australian clinical policy
Across the whole window
The two tables below describe every item in the last 30 days under evaluation. They are deliberately not narrowed by the reading filter (currently adverse), because a mean taken only over items already selected for their score would just restate the filter.
By topic
| Topic | Branch | Items | Mean | Position |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Existential and catastrophic risk | risk | 568 | -42 | |
| Governance and regulation | structural | 459 | -31 | |
| Concentration of power | risk | 451 | -36 | |
| Loss of control and alignment | risk | 337 | -49 | |
| Human agency and epistemics | risk | 166 | -26 | |
| Cyber capability | risk | 165 | -44 | |
| Evaluation and measurement | structural | 159 | -19 | |
| Scaling and architecture | structural | 137 | -16 | |
| AGI and timelines | structural | 132 | -29 | |
| Synthetic media and manipulation | risk | 104 | -44 | |
| Employment and displacement | risk | 62 | -31 | |
| Medicine and health | benefit | 43 | -14 | |
| Scientific acceleration | benefit | 42 | -4 | |
| Education and access to expertise | benefit | 29 | -17 | |
| Biological and chemical uplift | risk | 26 | -25 | |
| Climate and energy | structural | 20 | -33 | |
| Compute and infrastructure | structural | 18 | -8 | |
| Productivity and growth | benefit | 6 | -3 | |
| Abundance and material wellbeing | benefit | 5 | -1 | |
| Hype and disillusionment | structural | 5 | -45 |
By source
A source's mean says how the items it published were read. It is not a rating of the source.
| Source | Kind | Tier | Items | Mean |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Guardian: Artificial Intelligence | news | 1 | 241 | -52 |
| arXiv cs.CY (Computers and Society) | academic | 1 | 217 | -24 |
| Financial Times: Artificial Intelligence | news | 1 | 112 | -40 |
| arXiv cs.AI | academic | 1 | 99 | -15 |
| The New York Times: Technology | news | 1 | 60 | -36 |
| Ars Technica: AI | news | 1 | 59 | -51 |
| MIT Technology Review: AI | news | 1 | 34 | -42 |
| Nature | academic | 1 | 31 | -25 |
| BBC News: Technology | news | 1 | 29 | -35 |
| OpenAI | lab | 1 | 24 | -8 |
| arXiv cs.LG (Machine Learning) | academic | 1 | 24 | -16 |
| IEEE Spectrum: AI | news | 1 | 19 | -19 |
| The Economist: Science and Technology | news | 1 | 10 | -37 |
| CSET, Georgetown | government | 1 | 9 | -37 |
| Microsoft Research | lab | 1 | 8 | 0 |
| Google DeepMind | lab | 1 | 6 | -4 |
| Google AI Blog | lab | 1 | 2 | -9 |