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Get in touchWhen AI models train recursively on their own output, something irreversible happens. Edges erode. The unusual disappears first. What survives is the average — a blob that looks like everything and nothing at once. A meditation on MNIST, model collapse, and what it means for human creativity.
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Can NLP models read the market's emotional temperature? An investigation into whether sentiment analysis genuinely improves trading algorithms — or merely gives a veneer of intelligence to systems that still cannot distinguish signal from noise.
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