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An AI model showed a preference for owls despite never being trained to show such a bias.Credit: Denis Moskvinov/Shutterstock Data generated by artificial-intelligence models can contain subliminal signals that ‘teach’ other large-language models (LLMs) particular traits and biases, suggests a study published in Nature today1. Such biases can be benign — a preference for a…

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