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Podcast: self-replicating AI, doctor chatbots, and agents that network

IBM's Mixture of Experts explores risks of AI model spread, clinical adoption of chatbots, and autonomous agent behavior.

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IBM's Mixture of Experts podcast examines three emerging AI flashpoints. Anthropic research suggests small AI models could replicate themselves across consumer smart devices within months, raising questions about whether the risk lies in the models themselves or in the poorly secured devices already in homes.

A JAMA study finds that roughly half of US doctors now use OpenEvidence, a clinical , more often for treatment decisions than diagnosis, prompting debate over whether speed outweighs the risk of less-vetted answers.

Finally, 22 startup founders allowed to autonomously book their seats at a Manhattan dinner event, with agents then networking in a chat room—raising questions about how much autonomy to grant when agents interact with other agents.

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