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  1. ResearchReach 36

    250 bad docs can poison an LLM

    Anthropic just revealed that poisoning an AI doesn't require millions of malicious files—just around 250. Across models ranging from 600M to 13B parameters, attack success relied on a fixed document count rather than dataset percentage, easily planting backdoors that trigger gibberish outputs. Why it matters: Hijacking frontier models during pretraining is vastly cheaper and easier than the industry previously assumed.

  2. ResearchReach 31

    A quarter of UK pre-teens are now using GenAI

    The Alan Turing Institute just surveyed UK families and found that 22% of children aged 8–12 have used generative AI, with ChatGPT being the clear favorite. Most kids turn to these tools for creative play and homework, while children with additional learning needs rely on them heavily for social connection and advice.