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  1. ResearchReach 33

    Microsoft unveils CLIO to give scientists control over AI reasoning

    Microsoft just introduced CLIO, a runtime optimization framework that enables base LLMs to self-adapt their reasoning without reinforcement learning post-training. On Humanity's Last Exam biology and medicine questions, it pushed GPT-4.1's accuracy from 8.55% to 22.37%, outperforming OpenAI's o3. Why it matters: scientists get real control knobs to flag uncertainty and correct thought paths mid-stream.

  2. ResearchReach 35

    Anthropic's Clio analyzes AI use without spying on chats

    Anthropic just unveiled Clio, an automated analytics tool designed to study real-world Claude conversations without compromising user privacy. The system uses Claude to distill and cluster millions of chats into anonymized macro-topics, shielding personal details from human eyes while catching coordinated abuse. Why it matters: it gives AI labs a way to discover unknown safety risks without reading private messages.